Bernard Kerik, a Rudy Giuliani ally, met with prosecutors, adding to the spotlight on Giuliani, who figures prominently in the Trump indictment.
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Argentina’s unemployed pray for work
With the reality of above 100% inflation, hundreds of Argentina’s unemployed pray for a miracle. They are asking Saint Cayetano – who represents work – for a job, something many feel their politicians cannot deliver. (Aug. 8) (AP Video/Victor R. Caivan…
‘Less lethal shotguns’ suspended in Austin, Texas, after officers used munitions on 15-year-old girl
Austin police officials have ordered officers to stop using “less lethal shotguns” three years after the weapons wounded Black Lives Matter protesters.
Pink is dazzling, undaunted and often upside down on her enthralling Summer Carnival tour
Pink accomplishes more upside down than most of her upright peers on her dazzling Summer Carnival tour, playing in the U.S. until October.
Russian missile strikes hit eastern Ukraine city
Two Russian missile strikes hit the center of the Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk in the eastern Donetsk region. (August 8)
Swarms of birds will fly over the US soon. Explore BirdCast’s new migration tool to help you prepare.
Explore USA Today’s databases to learn which migrants will travel through four BirdCast regions this fall, and when to expect them.
Uncertainty after Niger coup deadline passes
A deadline from West Africa’s regional bloc to reinstate the ousted president of Niger has been defied by the ruling military junta that led the coup.
Georgia tops USA TODAY Sports AFCA coaches poll: Why history says it likely won’t finish there
Three decades of history suggest Georgia Bulldog fans should be wary of their No. 1 ranking in the preseason USA TODAY Sports 2023 AFCA Coaches Poll.
Why are governments rallying to protect the Amazon?
With critical problems plaguing the Amazon rainforest, South American presidents and ministers will converge on the city of Belem, near the mouth of the Amazon River, from Tuesday to discuss how to address them and how to chart a common course forward….
‘Claim to Fame’ castoff Hugo talks grandpa Jimmy Carter’s health and dating a castmate
The latest “Claim to Fame” contestant to be ejected, Hugo Wentzel, is the grandson of Jimmy Carter. Wentzel says Carter has watched ABC’s game show.