A former immigration official said it would not be surprising if the Donald Trump administration permanently ended the green card program altogether. as it did when it halted the green card lottery, citing the criminal actor behind the Brown University shooting, which also killed an MIT professor. The Green Card Lottery is different from green…
The Times is following up with a new set of documents released by the US Justice Department, including “a previously unseen photograph of Andrew Mountbatten.”In the photograph, Windsor is lying across the laps of five women.Thousands of files and photos related to Epstein have been released.The photo shows the mutilated faces of former Prince Ghislaine…
The latest batch of files released by the Justice Department features a picture of Michael Jackson with Jeffrey Epstein. The King of Pop, who died in 2009, was seen in several images with the disgraced financier. Sign up for the Sun newsletter. Thank you! Jackson posing with Epstein for a photo. Michael Jackson posing with…
Getty Images The dispute over pay has led Scotland’s resident doctors to embark on a strike, marking the first national walkout by NHS workers. Their union, BMA Scotland, had accused the government of reneging on a commitment to restore pay to 2008 levels. 92% of the voters approved the strike, setting the strike dates…
A shocking new prediction has emerged showing how Vladimir Putin will start World War Three in less than a year. Ukraine’s respected GUR military intelligence chief, Lieutenant-General Kirill Budanov, claims to have inside information on Russian war plans. Putin, he said, intends to annex three NATO and EU states in 2027 – Estonia, Latvia and…
US President Donald Trump: “We attacked every site flawlessly.” The US says its forces have launched a “major strike” against the Islamic State group (IS) in Syria in response to a deadly attack on American forces in the country. US Central Command (CENTCOM) said warplanes, attack helicopters and artillery “struck more than 70 targets across…
Tourists visiting the Trevi Fountain are now willing to pay more than the legendary coin tossed over their shoulder to take an Instagrammable selfie in front of one of the world’s most famous waterworks. Starting Feb. 1, the city of Rome is charging tourists a 2-euro, or $2.35, fee to get close to the fountain…
