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A McCain ad insinuates that Barack Obama would find time to play basketball but won’t do the same thing when it comes to visiting wounded American troops. How disappointing, to say the least - if it’s true, however. After some fact checking, the truth eventually came out.

A waiver seems to be a ploy leading to GOP silencing witnesses regarding a probable unfair business practice of American credit card companies. Interest rates would suddenly soar without issuing clients a prior notification.

As midterm campaigning heats up, anti-abortion advocates target pro-life democrats, something the public is already used to seeing during election period. Both groups express their opinions in support of their respective beliefs pertaining to abortion.

Pakistani police say the bomber may have had help from inside the mosque as they are looking into how a suicide bomber got into a mosque inside a heavily guarded compound and killed more than 100 people. On Wednesday, they said the attacker may have had "internal assistance" and that they had arrested several suspects.

Students are the center of educational activity and the protagonists of their own learning process to become tomorrow's professionals. But throughout their academic training, they may encounter problems related to their educational activity that may hinder or even prevent their evolution and development in education.

Senator John McCain and birth control issues hogged headlines after a reporter asked something about an alleged unfair dealing by health insurance companies when it comes to female contraceptives and erectile dysfunction drugs. After fact checking the matter, it was discovered that the reporter’s question had no factual basis.

The Longshoremen war protest calls for the U.S. government to cease the war it has waged on Iraq. It has long been a tradition for this union to assemble and make peaceful protests on issues confronting the working class.

A NASA orbiter took a picture of the face of a bear on Mars. The discovery of the face came as something of a surprise to the scientific community. The image appeared on the Martian surface when a camera aboard a NASA orbiter was pointed toward the planet's surface.

New Zealand's largest city prepares for more heavy rain after unprecedented rainfall brought devastating floods that have killed at least four people and forced hundreds to evacuat. New Zealand's authorities issued a warning on Monday that the situation in flood-hit Auckland was likely to worsen.

How to watch the Super Bowl without cable? Fans may access the Super Bowl game on streaming services like CBS All Access, fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, DirecTV NOW, YouTube TV, Vidgo, or Peacock without a cable subscription.

Boxing is the most popular recreational martial art amongst children and adults. And while the techniques and conditioning are of the utmost importance, so is the equipment you use.

UK Prime Minister fires Conservative Party chairman Nadhim Zahawi over tax scandal after many days of criticism regarding his personal tax arrangements. The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, capitulated to public pressure on Sunday by dismissing Nadhim Zahawi as chairman of the Conservative Party for a "serious breach" of the Ministerial Code.

At least one person has been killed by a man wielding a machete in Spain after he attacked several people inside of two churches in the city of Algeciras. The authorities in Spain have stated that they are investigating what they have termed a possible "terrorist incident."

The campaign ‘Republicans for Obama,’ with the man of the hour being a Democrat, seemed to be a far-fetched move - but it’s not. Some Republicans praised the man for his vision and actions. More than the verbal accolades, they’re now even endorsing him.

Donald Rumsfeld is not going anywhere. He’s still around and still imparting his opinions on how the U.S. government should act on establishing another department. To be specific, a ministry that would deal with propaganda campaigns.

American legal scholar Cass R. Sunstein deliberated about the decision-making ways of U.S. justices and the probable partisan bias in the halls of justice. He also mentioned the recipients of the judicial partisanship awards and enumerated lessons regarding partisanship.

Several top Ukrainian officials resigns in an effort to fight corruption as President Volodymyr Zelensky starts to change the way his government works. On Tuesday, a top adviser, four deputy ministers, and five governors of different parts of the country all quit their jobs.

Webb telescope gazes deep into the icy core of a space cloud inside a wispy molecular cloud 630 light-years away. The James Webb Space Telescope saw ice made of different elements.

Buckingham Palace announces three-day coronation ceremony for King Charles III on Saturday. There will be three days of celebrations all over the country, and anyone can join in.

It’s not long now until fans are treated to one of the two biggest events on the jumps racing calendar – the Cheltenham Festival.

A shooter remains at large after murdering at least ten people in one of California's bloodiest Monterey Park shooting near Los Angeles. Additional ten persons were injured, some of them are in severe condition.

US news reports say that pop singer Selena Gomez is dating The Chainsmokers' Drew Taggart. A source told US Weekly that the two are "very casual and low-key" and aren't trying to hide their relationship by sneaking around at members-only clubs.

Peru's crisis is a story to learn for democracies as it is currently going through some of the worst political violence it has seen in decades, but protesters' complaints aren't new. They come from a system that hasn't worked for over twenty years.

Iron dysregulation has a role in neurodegenerative disease developement, according to a new study. Various neurodegenerative illnesses, such as Parkinson's disease (PD) and multiple sclerosis (MS), have been linked in the past to iron dysregulation, or variations from "normal" iron metabolism (MS).