Spain’s Pedro Sanchez says he’ll remain as prime minister, after five days of reflection
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said Monday he will not resign, five days after canceling his public duties to “reflect” on whether to continue in the job, on the heels of a Spanish court opening a probe against his wife,
Raiders, Tom Telesco
The Tupelo City Hall was filled with many people expressing how an EF3 tornado changed their lives for the worse.
A former youth worker convicted of having a years-long sexual relationship with a teenage boy in the 1990s spoke publicly for ...
It is hard to reconcile the long list of brutalities and a government validating hate toward its Muslim minority. But the ...
New update on the G-Class with EQ Technology. This time, how the rearview mirrors are presented. Casings, function, and the ...
Oct. 7th world, more than ever, we have a pressing need for moral and ethical education. And the teachings of Rabbi Menachem ...
I attended the 10th annual Holocaust Reflection Contest awards ceremony held at Nova Southeastern University’s Alvin Sherman ...
At the end of the Community Seder, we sang, “We Shall Overcome” in Hebrew and English. However, everyone left that event with ...
When the U.S. and other Western countries recently defended Israel against Iran's drones and missiles, Ukrainians began to ...
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