The US Senate is making progress on a $95.3 billion foreign aid bill that includes significant assistance for Ukraine and Israel despite opposition from former President Donald Trump. The bill, which received crucial support from 18 Republicans, includes funding to support Ukraine’s battle against Russia and provide security assistance for Israel, as well as humanitarian…
Growing up, mental Health was a taboo topic in my family. It was not something we spoke about, and any mention of it was swiftly shut down. Bad feelings were to be avoided at all costs, and any discomfort was to be ignored. I grew up believing that I was fine, and that was how…
In the aftermath of Pakistan’s recent elections, the country’s political landscape has seen a major shift with jailed ex-PM Imran Khan’s supporters emerging as the victors. However, the true outcome of the elections remains uncertain as allegations of vote-rigging and political instability loom large. Following the election results, the country’s second and third political blocs,…
Some are advocating for the day after the Super Bowl to be declared a national holiday, with about 41% of people expressing support for the idea, according to a new survey released by Atera. The survey, which polled 1,500 American workers, also found that despite the lack of an official holiday, 41% plan to work…
Police Commissioner Raymond Siu stated that while they are still in the preparation phase, they are considering the use of facial recognition Technology to enhance law enforcement and public safety. Siu assured citizens that any use of surveillance technology would be done lawfully and in the interest of combating crime. Siu also emphasized that the…
King Charles Makes First Public Outing Since Cancer Diagnosis King Charles attended church in Sandringham on Sunday, marking his first public appearance since his cancer diagnosis was announced by Buckingham Palace. The King was seen waving to members of the public as he walked outside St Mary Magdalene Church with his wife, Queen Camilla. The…
Utah Senator Curt Bramble Introduces Bill to Increase Access to Mental Health Services State Senator Curt Bramble is sponsoring a bill in the 2024 legislative session aimed at improving access to mental health services for Utahns. The proposed bill, SB0026, seeks to reduce the required hours of experience for mental health provider licensure from 3,000…
