The Daily Populous

When I read this phrase in the New Yorker, referring to Texas’s first abortion ban, I shot off a letter to the editor.

If the vaunted New Yorker copy desk could let this bit of anti-abortion bunk stand without comment, what was going on?

Maybe it’s correction fatigue, brought on by Donald Trump’s 35,500-plus lies and the subsequent atrophy of truth in politics and media. »

Hundreds of years after a group of men and women were tried and convicted of witchcraft, Connecticut lawmakers have formally exonerated them for their “crimes.”.

During the 17th century, witchcraft was a capital offense punishable by death in the colony of Connecticut, according to the Connecticut judiciary.

Alse (Alice) Young, a resident of Windsor, Connecticut, was the first person executed for witchcraft in America, the judiciary documents showed. »

“The rate of firearm possession in the United States is high,” notes the official travel advisory, last updated on May 19, 2023.

Although tourists are rarely involved, there is a risk of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.".

Global Affairs Canada did not specify to Yahoo News Canada when exactly its "gun violence" advisory was issued. »

Despite this, South Africa, as the current chair of the BRICS alliance, has officially invited Putin to the summit in August.

He said Article 98 imposed a possible restriction on the ICC to request South Africa to arrest and surrender Putin.

It would be up to the ICC to decide whether to proceed with a request to South Africa to arrest and surrender Putin. »