U.S. President Joe Biden on Monday revealed the first image from NASA’s new space telescope - the deepest view of the cosmos ever captured. (July 11)

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Joe Biden took office looking to reshape U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, putting a premium on promoting democracy and human rights. In reality, he has struggled on several fronts to meaningfully separate his approach from former President Donald Trump's. Biden's visit to the region this week includes a meeting with Saudi Arabia's King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the oil-rich kingdom's de facto leader who U.S. intelligence officials determined approved the 2018 killing of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey.

If Niverville residents are hoping to beat the heat with the quick installation of a backyard pool or hot tub this summer, they’d better think twice. As of 2022 in Niverville, inground or aboveground pools or hot tubs with a capacity of more than two feet of water now require a permit and an inspection by a building inspector before pool use will be authorized. But a backlog in processing those applications has at least one local resident concerned that her family may not get much use out of the

Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty ImagesSteve Bannon just had a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day in court.A Trump-appointed federal judge at a pretrial hearing on Monday denied Bannon’s request to delay proceedings in his criminal contempt case, which is set to begin next Monday. The ruling came despite the ex-Trump adviser’s sudden willingness to testify before the House Jan. 6 committee, an about-face triggered by a Saturday letter from the former president himself, waiving

For more than two years, the Biden administration has said that Palestinians are entitled to the same measure of “freedom, security and prosperity” enjoyed by Israelis. Instead, they've gotten U.S. aid and permits to work inside Israel and its Jewish settlements. The inconsistency is likely to come up when President Joe Biden visits Israel and the occupied West Bank this week for the first time since assuming office. Israeli officials will likely point to the thousands of work permits issued to

TwitterOn a hot Saturday night in Birmingham, a 23-year-old Egyptian sumo wrestler forced his opponent out of a circular ring. Having won the gold medal bout, he cried out in victory and did a backflip, to the delight of the audience—and the consternation of match officials, who swiftly disqualified him for unsportsmanlike conduct.The call, made this weekend at Alabama’s Boutwell Auditorium, angered the wrestler, Abdelrahman Elsefy, who refused to exit the ring. But no one was more incensed than

The Headwaters Health Care Centre (HHCC) outpatient oncology program will be undergoing major changes as of August 1. Headwaters announced in a press release on Wednesday (July 6) that a number of their delivery of care services for oncology patients would be moving to the William Osler Health System (Osler). “With these changes, we will be able to increase access to intravenous chemotherapy treatment at Headwaters and be able to see more patients in our local community,” said Catherine Cotton,

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STORY: The death toll following a Russian missile strike on an eastern Ukraine apartment block rose on Monday (July 11) as rescue workers pulled bodies - and survivors - from the rubble.At least two dozen people have been killed in the city of Chasiv Yar, located in Donetsk province.Emergency services picked brick by brick through the wreckage of the destroyed five-story block, demolished by a rocket on Saturday (July 9).Reuters video showed rescuers lift a survivor from the ruins to a stretcher, and carry away the bodies of two people in white bags.Speaking to Reuters on Sunday (July 10), resident Venera described the attack."I have two kittens, I wanted to save them but I was thrown into the bathroom, it was all chaos, I was in shock, all covered in blood. By the time I left the bathroom, the room was full of rubble, three floors fell down. I never found the kittens under the the rubble."The attack on Chasiv Yar was part of Russia's push to capture all of the industrial Donbas region in the east - partly controlled by separatist proxies since 2014, after declaring victory in Luhansk province earlier this month.Also on Monday, Russian bombardment killed at least three in Ukraine's second largest city Kharkiv, according to the regional governor.Valentina Popovichuk was saved from a shelled apartment block."I saw lights, the headlights of rescuers and I started screaming 'I am alive, please get me out'. The rescuers entered the hallway, knocked down the door and took me out."The civilian deaths have driven home the human cost of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which is now in its fifth month.Military experts say Russia is using artillery barrages to pave the way for a renewed push for territory by ground forces. Moscow denies targeting civilians but many Ukrainian cities, towns and villages are left in ruins. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Russia had carried out more than 30 air strikes since Saturday alone.

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NASA has decided to reveal the first James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) image today rather than waiting until tomorrow as planned.

U.S. President Joe Biden, pausing from political pressures to bask in the glow of the cosmos, on Monday released the debut photo from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope - an image of a galaxy cluster revealing the most detailed glimpse of the early universe ever seen. The White House sneak peek of Webb's first high-resolution, full-color image came on the eve of a larger unveiling of photos and spectrographic data that NASA plans to showcase on Tuesday at the Goddard Space Flight Center in suburban Maryland.

The James Webb Space Telescope's 1st full-color image has been revealed

Warning: This story contains disturbing details of sexual assault. A list of resources for people who have experienced sexual violence appears at the end of the article. Outcry over a Quebec court judge's decision to grant a conditional discharge to a man who pleaded guilty to sexual assault and voyeurism continued this weekend, as a group of protestors took to Montreal's courthouse demanding for the judge's resignation. Judge Matthieu Poliquin issued the ruling last month after Simon Houle, an

MONTREAL — Hundreds of people rallied in front of Montreal's courthouse on Sunday to denounce a light sentence imposed on a man who pleaded guilty to sexual assault and voyeurism. Protest co-organizer Alexandra Dupuy said the decision to grant a conditional discharge in a sexual assault case shows how inadequate the justice system is when it comes to handling such cases. "It's very disturbing, but is it surprising … no," Dupuy said in an interview on Sunday. "The justice system has been working

Sri Lanka's president, prime minister and the entire cabinet are promising to resign as protesters continue to rage against the current economic crisis in the country.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Steve Bannon, a former White House strategist and ally of Donald Trump who faces criminal charges after months of defying a congressional subpoena over the Capitol riot, has told the House committee investigating the attack that he is now willing to testify. Bannon's turnabout was conveyed in a letter late Saturday from his attorney, lawmakers said, as the committee prepares to air some of its most striking revelations yet this week against Trump in what may be its final set of

Sri Lanka's economic crisis looks to have finally toppled President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Rajapaksa has not commented directly but he plans to step down on July 13, the country's parliamentary speaker said on Saturday, bowing to intense pressure after a violent day of protests in which demonstrators stormed the president's official residence and set fire to the prime minister's home in Colombo. Anti-government protesters angry over power blackouts, shortages of basic goods and rising prices have long demanded that Rajapaksa steps down, but the retired military officer has for months resisted the demands, invoking emergency powers in an attempt to maintain control.