Saudi Arabia’s crown prince said his kingdom wants to invest $600 billion in the United States over the next four years.
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Would You Live Underwater?
The ocean exploration organization Deep has commenced on a multiyear quest to enable scientists to live on the seafloor at depths.
Trump To Cut Funds To States Not Willing To Help With Deportations
Trump has reaffirmed his commitment to fulfilling his campaign promise of executing the “largest deportation program in American history”.
New Argentina President Ends Deficit And Issues Tax Reductions
President Javier Milei has announced the end of the country’s 123-year deficit and a 90% tax reduction for all citizens.
Have You Heard Of The Christmas Truce In WWI?
Amidst the war, opponents agreed to meet peacefully on this sacred night. Germans and allies took time to rejoice together on this holy day.
France’s TV Channel Fined For Citing Abortion As #1 Cause Of Death
France’s Arcom has fined a TV channel for accurately reporting that abortion is the leading cause of death worldwide.
Community Active Military Do Not Have Enough Absentee Ballots
Military service members complained that they have not received enough absentee ballots to vote before Election Day.
Want A Free Trip Overseas? Buy Your Volvo Now!
The Volvo Overseas Program is giving away two free tickets to Sweden, two weeks of free car insurance, and free shipping to your home
Community Thinking About Travel Overseas? Japan Offers Huge Discounts
Japan offers FREE roundtrip flights from the United States to Japan- but only for a limited time. Fly from Canada or Mexico, too.
Adoptions From Russia May Stop Unless We Change
Russia is considering a ban on adoptions to countries that support transgenderism including the United States.
Low Birth Rates Increases Demand For Pet Strollers In Korea
Korean families are getting smaller and smaller. To fill the ‘family’ gap, people own pets like dogs and cats.
Want To Eat Bugs? Majority Of People Don’t
While climate change is yet unproven, the idea of eating bugs over a beef steak is not catching on worldwide.