20 Of The Funniest Tweets About Married Life (Jan. 9-15)
Marriage is full of highs, lows and a whole bunch of ordinary moments in between. Somehow married people on X, formerly known as Twitter, continue to find humor in the minutiae of wedded life.
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Plane Returns To Tokyo After American Passenger Allegedly Bites Flight Attendant
An intoxicated airline passenger caused a stir after he allegedly bit a female cabin crew member on a flight from Tokyo.
Nikki Haley Ramps Up Her Case Against Trump in New Hampshire
Nikki Haley might have come in third in the Iowa caucuses, but as she campaigns in New Hampshire for its first-in-the-nation primary next week, her attention is squarely focused on only one rival: Donald J. Trump.
Chinese-manufactured drones 'pose a significant risk to critical infrastructure and U.S. national security,' DHS and FBI warn
The Department of Homeland Security's cyber agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are warning that Chinese-manufactured drones «pose a significant risk to critical infrastructure and U.S. national security,» and could steal American data, according to a public service announcement released on Wednesday.
U.S. Moves to Bar Guatemala’s Ex-President From Entry
The State Department said on Wednesday that Alejandro Giammattei, Guatemala’s president until a tumultuous transfer of power this week, was barred from entering the United States because of what officials said was information indicating that he had accepted bribes.
Secretary Blinken Forced To Deplane After Boeing 737 Oxygen Leak
Secretary of State Antony Blinken was reportedly forced to change planes while attempting to fly back to the U.S. from Switzerland on Wednesday after his modified Boeing 737 jet suffered an oxygen leak.
NDP MP calls for Competition Bureau investigation into Loblaw discount reduction
B.C. NDP MP Alistair MacGregor is calling on the Competition Bureau to look into whether there are “possible anti-competitive practices” from Loblaw over its change to discounts on near-expiry items.
House ethics committee may probe Trudeau’s Jamaica holiday. Why?
The House of Commons ethics committee will debate Wednesday whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s holiday in Jamaica warrants a study.