Have we been gaslit by our own government? I don’t think it’s farfetched to say that we, the people of the United States of America, have been gaslit. Does this sound familiar? Lockdowns that keep you away from friends and loved ones? Losing your income and becoming dependent on handouts doled out by the government? Being censored and mocked when you say anything that is not in line with the official narrative? Being treated like a crazy conspiracy theorist who should be punished because of the harm you’re causing to others if you refuse to go along?

Jeffrey Epstein’s private papers seen by the Daily Mail reveal that sex offender status didn’t hurt his social life Read Full Article at RT.com

North Korea has said that the rocket carrying its spy satellite had suffered a malfunction mid-air Read Full Article at RT.com

The American lobby will likely try to shoot down the COMAC C919’s monopoly-breaking ambitions Read Full Article at RT.com

Republicans are threatening to hold the FBI director in contempt for refusing to turn over documents on Biden corruption allegations Read Full Article at RT.com

NATO will deploy 700 additional peacekeepers to Kosovo after 30 of them were injured during the unrest there Read Full Article at RT.com

A woman was caught on camera slapping an employee at a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) clinic, with police having to be called in. Stomp contributor ZZ, who owns Zeng Zeng TCM at Block 85 Marine Parade Central, shared CCTV footage of the incident that occurred in his clinic on May 24, at 10.47am. In the video, a woman can be seen walking up to a female employee in the clinic and slapping her. The pair then engage in a physical tussle. Other employees at the clinic appear drawn to the commotion and one of them is seen trying to break up the altercation. Stomp contributor ZZ identified the attacker as the owner of a beauty salon and said the victim used to work for her, between the period of March 15 and April 11. The victim started working at Zeng Zeng on April 15. ZZ, who was not captured in the video, told Stomp: «The woman came with a guy to look for my employee. »Being a nice person, my employee saw her and thought the woman wanted to exchange greetings. "However, when the woman saw my employee, she raised her hand and hit my employee without a word.

Jamaica's economy grew by an estimated 2.7 per cent during the January to March 2023 quarter. This represents the eighth consecutive quarter of growth recorded, according to the Director General of the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ), Dr...

The impact of the downpour associated with the trough that is affecting Jamaica has prompted disaster response personnel in St Catherine to be on alert. Chairman of the St Catherine Parish Disaster Committee, Roogae Kirlew, told The Gleaner...

Jamaica is moving to infuse Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) into primary schools, says Minister of Education and Youth, Fayval Williams. Currently, TVET is offered in secondary schools, but the Ministry is looking to...

Investigators believe a Mar-a-Lago employee had a conversation with an IT worker about how the estate's security cameras worked, and how long images were stored.

Who could have imagined forging a speakership based on a mysterious handshake deal would cause problems?

ISLAMABAD: The first group of 773 Pakistani pilgrims has reached Makkah from Madinah ahead of the annual Hajj pilgrimage, Pakistan’s Religious Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday. Saudi Arabia this year restored Pakistan’s pre-pandemic Hajj quota of 179,210 pilgrims. Around 80,000 Pakistani pilgrims are performing the pilgrimage this year under the government scheme, while more than 91,000 will use private tour operators. Hajj flights from the country commenced on May 21 and the final flight departs for Saudi Arabia on June 21.

On behalf of King Salman, Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed Elkhereiji recently attended the inauguration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu as president of Nigeria. The minister conveyed the greetings and congratulations of King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to the Nigerian leader, as well as their wishes for the government and people of the African nation for further progress, growth and prosperity.

RIYADH: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology is hosting the Times Higher Education Global Sustainable Development Congress, the Saudi Press Agency has reported. The event, which runs until June 1, gathers more than 1,000 researchers and innovators from leading universities in the region, as well as government agencies in Saudi Arabia.

RIYADH: The EU envoy to the Horn of Africa has hailed Saudi-US efforts to end the violence in Sudan but warned that the ongoing fighting continues to threaten regional stability. In an interview with Arab News on Monday Annette Weber, the EU Special Representative, said that the risk of a “spillover” of violence was clear.  Weber arrived in Riyadh on Saturday to discuss the Sudan crisis with officials from the Foreign Ministry and representatives of the Gulf Cooperation Council.

JEDDAH: Despite the record-fast rescue by Lebanese security services on Tuesday of a kidnapped Saudi citizen, the incident comes as yet another reminder of the many heists, abductions and hijackings that have plagued the Arab country since the 1970s. Mashari Al-Mutairi, an employee of Saudi Arabia’s Saudia airlines who lived in the Beirut suburb of Aramoun, was abducted at about 3 a.m. on Sunday. The Lebanese Army’s intelligence directorate found and freed him after a security operation on the border with Syria.

The deal struck by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy would raise the debt ceiling for two years — past the 2024 elections — while trimming spending.

As the Southern Coastal Highway Improvement Project (SCHIP) and other major road works across the island progress, members of the public are being urged to be especially cautious while traversing through the areas under construction. The SCHIP is...

The National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) is urging the public to exercise extreme caution in areas close to swamps, rivers, gullies and other known crocodile habitats as the animals are likely to be displaced during heavy rainfall. NEPA...

The deal struck by President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy would raise the debt ceiling for two years — past the 2024 elections — while trimming spending.

Hardliners were vocal in the lead-up to the debt deal. But the final product shows the ongoing power of the center.

Shalanda Young, a key White House negotiator in the debt talks, had a rare asset--credibility with members of both parties

Vicious dogs have on Monday mauled a four-year old boy to death in Lilongwe. Police said the two dogs in Lilongwe attacked 4-year-old boy Vincent Mphepo who came from Ndakwa Village, Traditional Authority Simphasi in Mchinji. Lilongwe Police Station deputy public relations officer Foster Benjamin said the dogs, two German shepherds also attacked the boy’s […] The post Vicious dogs maul 4-year old boy to death appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s former political giant Gwanda Chakuamba family is rejecting the composition of a government appointed taskforce to spearhead completion of Chakuamba’s mausoleum in Chikhwawa. Family representative, Anderson Moyo  said they are rejecting the taskforce which includes the presidential advisor on political affairs, Ephraim Chibvunde and politicians Brown Mpinganjira and  Charles Josh because they are not […] The post Chakuamba family rejects govt appointed taskforce on mausoleum appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Industrial Relations Court (IRC) in Blantyre has ordered a Brazilian firm, Vale Logistics to pay compensation to eight employees for unfair dismissal in 2015. The then IRC deputy chairperson Innocent Nebi has ordered the company to compensate the retrenched employees. The retrenched employees, according to court documents, were claiming K4.6 billion. Nebi, who is […] The post Industrial Relations Court orders rail company to pay compensation to fired employees appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Officials from Blantyre District Health Office say over 3000 girls and women carried out unsafe abortions in Blantyre in the year 2022, leading to four deaths, renewing calls for legalisation of abortion in the country. The Blantyre Health Office says the figures are representing the number of women who have gone for post abortion care […] The post 3000 girls, women in unsafe abortions in Blantyre, 4 die appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In its belief in the power of education and recognizing its role it has to play towards its advancement, Illovo Sugar Malawi Plc has donated hi-tech ICT servers to Malawi University of Science & Technology (MUST). The equipment included high-end HP ProLiant DL380P G8 servers; NETAPP FAS2240-2 and Quantum Scalar i40 Premium storage systems as […] The post Illovo Sugar Malawi Plc donates hi-tech ICT servers for Malawi University of Science & Technology  appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Assam DGP GP Singh has ordered the arrest of the perpetrators by Wednesday to send a strong message to the smugglers. «The attack on the forest personnel is an attempt to hinder the government's effort to remove encroachments in forest areas. Nobody will be spared,» Singh said.