Month: February 2022
Biden Expected Allow Sanctions On Company Behind Russia-Germany Pipeline
The move comes amid escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Continue ReadingFlorida LGBTQ Lawmaker Tears Up While Opposing ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill’
Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith was told not to make things personal when debating H.B. 1557, which would ban discussions on LGBTQ issues in younger classrooms.
Continue ReadingNews24.com | Covid-19: J&J set to clinch vaccine licence deal with SA pharmaceutical company Aspen
US drug maker Johnson & Johnson says it is close to clinching a vaccine licence deal with South African group Aspen Pharmacare.
Continue ReadingNews24.com | Ramaphosa to visit DRC for peace and security talks
President Cyril Ramaphosa will travel to the Democratic Republic of the Congo for a high-level meeting about peace and security in the country and surrounding regions.
Continue Reading2 Louisiana Deputies Charged In Shooting Death Of Man In Parked Car
The Jefferson Parish deputies were fired and arrested after killing Daniel Vallee, 34. The sheriff said lethal force "was not justified."
Continue ReadingGOP Sen. Rick Scott Lies About His Tax Proposal
The senator pitched new income taxes for half the country, then denied that he did.
Continue ReadingNews24.com | Sale Sharks could lose services of World Cup-winning Bok duo
Sale Sharks director of rugby Alex Sanderson has admitted that World Cup-winning Springbok duo Faf de Klerk and Lood de Jager could leave the club at the end of the season.
Continue ReadingNews24.com | It would be unconstitutional for Expropriation Bill to exclude compensation clause – Budlender
It would be unconstitutional to remove a clause from the Expropriation Bill that allows compensation for expropriation, according to constitutional expert Geoff Budlender.
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