Hundreds of international students in the United States of America have received a letter from the Department of Stateinstructing them to leave the country due to their participation in campus activism.
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Hundreds of international students in the United States of America have received a letter from the Department of Stateinstructing them to leave the country due to their participation in campus activism.
Read More »A babysitter in Kansas made a shocking discovery while attempting to prove to one of the children she was looking after that there wasn’t a “monster” hiding underneath the bed.
Read More »A gang leader who ran a multimillion-pound operation selling fake medicine on the dark web has been jailed.
Read More »Passengers heading to China aboard a United Airlines flight faced an unexpected travel headache after a pilot forgot his passport prompting a midair U-turn back to the United States.
Read More »The South African ambassador who was expelled from the US after a row with Donald Trump’s government has said he has “no regrets”.
Read More »A High Court judge in Uganda and a UN judicial officer, has been convicted at Oxford Crown Court of modern slavery offences against an individual who worked for her as a nanny.
Read More »French MEP Raphaël Glucksmann, of the Socialists and Democrats group, has set tongues wagging by suggesting that the Statue of Liberty, unveiled in New York in 1886 as a gift from the French people should be sent back because the United States has chosen to side with tyrants.
Read More »U.S Customs officers have seized 3,768 poultry-related products compared to 352 seizures of the deadly opioid, US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data shows.
Read More »Rwanda said Monday it had given Belgian diplomats 48 hours to leave the country after cutting ties with Brussels.
Read More »A mother of two, described by a judge as ‘wicked and devious’ for duping her wealthy partner of nearly £25,000 by faking a terminal cancer illness while splashing on cosmetic surgery and weight loss treatments.
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