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Iran dissidents file new lawsuit against Raisi in US
Iranian dissidents and ex-prisoners including a Western academic on Tuesday announced the filing of a civil suit in New York against Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi as he attended the UN General Assembly. In August in New York a civil lawsuit filed by a separate exile group challenged US authorities to take action against Raisi ahead of his UN appearance.
Fate of 'gentle soul' Griner top of mind at basketball World Cup: USA coach
Coach Cheryl Reeve admitted Wednesday the fate of "gentle soul" Brittney Griner was weighing heavily on the USA team at the basketball World Cup in Sydney, with the jailed star's No.15 jersey not being used at the tournament. As a mark of respect, no one from the USA team will don Griner's usual No.15 jersey in Sydney.
Who is Alice Klomp? All you need to know about the Instagram model
Who is ALICE KLOMP? She is a fitness coach, personal trainer, and model from the United States. Find out fun facts about Alice, including her rise to stardom.
Aaron Kendrick De Niro: Things you did not know about Robert De Niro's son
AARON KENDRICK DE NIRO tries to avoid the media, but his father's popularity fails him. So, despite his private life, here is some information about him.
Nikita Dragun before and after transformation: A look into the YouTuber's life
Who was NIKITA DRAGUN BEFORE her transformation? The YouTuber is famous for sharing her gender transition journey. Find out who they were before transitioning.
Ad discrimination suit against McDonald's allowed to proceed
A federal judge has allowed a discrimination lawsuit to proceed that argues that McDonald's refuses to advertise on Black-owned media networks. Following a legal back-and-forth, the same judge on Friday denied a request by McDonald's to dismiss the case, thereby allowing it to proceed.
Social media greenwashing by fossil fuel interests 'rampant': study
A commercial plane photoshopped with the tail of a shark, hashtags that misleadingly evoke sustainability, tokenistic use of minorities to distract and to signal virtue: a Harvard report published Tuesday highlights rampant greenwashing by leading companies on social media.
Who is Tess Curtis White? The untold story of Betty White's mother
Who was TESS CURTIS WHITE? She was an American homemaker. Check out this article to know more about her husband, children, worth, career and nationality.
ECB determined to stop inflation becoming 'embedded'
The European Central Bank is determined to stop soaring inflation becoming the norm, its president said Tuesday, as the coronavirus pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine put lasting pressure on prices. Soaring inflation rates were driven by the economic shocks of the coronavirus pandemic and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has sent the price of energy soaring, Lagarde said.
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