By Li Lucy Brandt
The president will be meeting with key alliances in the next four days.
Category: News
Republicans suggested Judge Jackson is too soft on crime
By Luda Tang
Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson faced more questions from senators on the third day of tense hearings.
Storm Rips Through the South, Killing One
By Keshav Vinod
A major storm with tornadoes, fast winds, and blizzards ripped through states in the South causing property damage and killing one person.
13-Year-Old Boy Was Behind the Wheel of Truck In Texas Crash that killed Nine People
By Hannah Shemtov
A 13-year-old boy driving a pickup truck was involved in a fiery head-on collision and killed members of New Mexico university’s golf team.
Missy Allen is searching for the truth after her son was struck by a Red Line train
By Callie Krosin
Morgan Piessel, 34, was struck and killed by a Red Line train. His mom wants to know how the accident could have been avoided.
Biden and Jinping Talk to Discuss Russian Invasion
By Keshav Vinod
Two key World leaders held a talk on Friday to discuss the Russian invasion and Taiwan while Biden also hopes to deter Chinese support for Russia.
Unusually Warm Weather Expected Friday in Boston, MA.
By Eva Windler
Friday is expected to be a beautiful day in central and eastern Massachusetts.
Rescue Workers Scour For Survivors in Mariupol
By Keshav Vinod
A theatre was bombed in the Ukrainian City of Mariupol on Thursday and rescue workers are going through rubble, looking for survivors.
Disney workers are planning walkouts to protest the “Don’t Say Gay” bill
By Li Lucy Brandt
Walkouts will start this week in Florida and end next Tuesday in California during work breaks.
Anti-War Russian Protestor Offered Asylum by Emmanuel Macron
By Keshav Vinod
A Russian journalist went viral after she appeared in the background of a Russian state TV broadcast condemning the actions of her country