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Supreme Court Overturns Hawaii Gun-Permission Rule in 6-3 Second Amendment Ruling

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Thursday that Hawaii's law requiring gun owners to seek permission before carrying into businesses violates the Second Amendment. The ruling threatens similar 'default-off' concealed carry restrictions in

July 3, 2026

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Kim Jong Un at the commissioning ceremony of North Korea's first guided-missile destroyer the Choe Hyon at Nampho port

North Korea Commissions Its First Destroyer as Kim Pledges 12-Warship Nuclear Fleet

North Korea commissioned its first-ever guided-missile destroyer, the 5,000-ton Choe Hyon, at Nampho on June 23. Kim Jong Un called it the end of 70 years of naval stagnation and pledged a fleet of 12 nuclear-capable warships plus 10,000-ton cruisers

July 3, 2026

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Rescue workers amid earthquake damage in Venezuela after the June 24 doublet earthquake

Venezuela Earthquake Kills 589 as Rescuers Pull Survivors From Collapsed Caracas Tower

Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela 39 seconds apart on June 24, leveling a 22-storey tower in

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Pennsylvania Skill Games: Supreme Court Ruling Triggers Budget Showdown

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled June 16 that 70,000 skill game machines are illegal slot machines,

Coronavirus: a first municipality placed in quarantine in Vietnam

A town of 10,000 inhabitants near Hanoi has been quarantined for fear of the spread of the new coronavirus, a first in the country, we learned Thursday from the Vietnamese Ministry of

November 25, 2020

Health·News

Indonesia: Merapi volcano spits a large plume of smoke

JAKARTA | One of the most active volcanoes in Indonesia, Merapi, erupted on Thursday and spat out incandescent lava and smoke that formed a large plume more than 2,000 meters in the

November 19, 2020

Climate·News

Coronavirus: more than 1,500 dead in China, 1st case in Africa

BEIJING | The toll of the epidemic of the new coronavirus exceeded 1,500 deaths in China on Saturday, and the first case of contamination in Africa was noted in Egypt. The Egyptian

June 21, 2022

Health·News

India: students stripped naked to see if they have their period

Ahmedabad | Dozens of Indian female students were forced to strip naked this week at a Hindu university to check if they were menstruating, with house rules requiring them to step aside during

November 25, 2020

Education·News

China-Vatican: historic meeting between foreign ministers

For the first time, foreign ministers from China and the Vatican, two states without diplomatic ties for decades due to religious disputes, met, official media said on Saturday. Wang Yi of China

November 25, 2020

Government and Politics·News

New coronavirus: a “promising” antiviral drug administered to a patient discharged from the hospital

A 48-year-old Bordeaux resident hospitalized 22 days after being infected with the new coronavirus, now undetectable in his body, was treated with remdesivir, a “promising” antiviral, said his medical team on Friday.

November 25, 2020

Health·News

Pakistan Prime Minister Khan thanked President Erdogan for “Kashmir”

President Erdogan, Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan Pakistan and Turkey High-Level Strategic Cooperation Council were followed by a press conference. Expressing that the Kashmir problem should be resolved through dialogue between

November 25, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Snow to start the week

QUEBEC | A low-pressure system coming from the south of the United States will bring precipitation over all of Quebec in the coming days. Many areas of the province can expect a

February 18, 2020

Climate·News

Students in no rush to graduate

For the first time in Quebec, Le Journal publishes a completely new ranking to compare the performance of CEGEPs in terms of graduation. Only a third of CEGEP students graduate on time,

February 17, 2020

Education·News

Arson attack on a grocery store in Cookshire-Eaton

COOKSHIRE-EATON | A grocery store was the target of an arson fire at around 3 a.m. Sunday in Cookshire-Eaton, said the Sûrete du Quebec. The SQ, which was contacted by the firefighters,

February 16, 2020

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Supreme Court Overturns Hawaii Gun-Permission Rule in 6-3 Second Amendment Ruling

North Korea Commissions Its First Destroyer as Kim Pledges 12-Warship Nuclear Fleet

Venezuela Earthquake Kills 589 as Rescuers Pull Survivors From Collapsed Caracas Tower

Pennsylvania Skill Games: Supreme Court Ruling Triggers Budget Showdown

Coronavirus: a first municipality placed in quarantine in Vietnam

Indonesia: Merapi volcano spits a large plume of smoke

Coronavirus: more than 1,500 dead in China, 1st case in Africa

India: students stripped naked to see if they have their period

China-Vatican: historic meeting between foreign ministers

New coronavirus: a “promising” antiviral drug administered to a patient discharged from the hospital

Pakistan Prime Minister Khan thanked President Erdogan for “Kashmir”

Snow to start the week

Students in no rush to graduate

Arson attack on a grocery store in Cookshire-Eaton

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Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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