Remote towns evacuated as California wildfire grows Fire fighters battle dozens of blazes during heatwave that shattered records across the most populous state in the US. Thousands Trump denies systemic racism, pushes 'law and order' in Kenosha The US president visited the Wisconsin city, where Jacob Blake was shot by police, despite pleas from local officials. United Uzbek Reporter Freed, Pending Investigation An Uzbek journalist, who had been detained in Kyrgyzstan since earlier this month, was freed Sunday in Uzbekistan after being 'How Hot is Insanely hot': Death Valley records world temperature record Temperature at Furnace Creek weather station - in Mojave Desert - soared as high as 54.4C (130F). One of the The attack on Hiroshima: Remembering the dead, praying for peace Hiroshima mayor urges nations to reject self-centred nationalism on 75th anniversary of attack that killed over 140,000. Bells have tolled Pompeo supports SDF agreement with US company to modernize Syrian oil fields Sen. Lindsey Graham (R, South Carolina) revealed on Thursday that the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), the partner of the anti-ISIS US criticizes Turkey on Hagia Sophia For the first time since 1934, prayers were held in the Hagia Sophia (Greek for “holy wisdom”) on Friday. Originally, Kurdistan PM meets with new US Consul General in Erbil On Wednesday, Kurdistan Region Prime Minister Masrour Barzani received the new US Consul General in Erbil, Rob Waller, who took Five Oklahoma Takeaways From the White House ‘Red Zone’ COVID-19 Report An internal White House report about states in the so-called “red zone” for COVID-19 includes Oklahoma and recommends mandating masks The Supreme Court Affirmed Native American Rights in Oklahoma. Here’s What That Could Mean In a historic U.S. Supreme Court decision, justices ruled Thursday that much of eastern Oklahoma has been, contrary to the 1 2 3 4 Next »
