In this viral music video, North West ‘cries’ over Paris Hilton’s mother: Watch
Fans are mocking North West and her mama’s best pal Paris Hilton for their new hilarious video amid Christmas celebrations
Supreme Court: “Master of Roster” notion is unconstitutional
SC issues detailed verdict on SC (Practice and Procedure) Act 2023 case, decided earlier with a 10-5 majority
Biden will talk about the border if Republicans talk something else first
Republicans should be skeptical that Biden would enforce new border rules when he won't enforce existing ones
Global political scandals: A vulgar dance video forces a politician to resign as numerous accusations of corruption around the world arise
Corruption spread across much of globe in 2023
33-year-old Fox News anchor Matt Napolitano passed away
After a brief hiatus from journalism in 2022, Matt Napolitano made a return in November of the same year
Pope Francis laments violence in Gaza, Ukraine, during annual Christmas speech and calls for peace
Pope Francis has repeatedly called for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, calling for humanitarian aid
Navy intercepts ballistic missiles fired in the Red Sea by Houthis supported by Iran
According to a senior defense official who spoke to Fox News, the U.S. Navy shot down anti-ship ballistic missiles fired by incoming Houthi missiles backed by Iran on Tuesday in the Red Sea, indicating a major escalation in the area. Iran had supplied the Houthis in Yemen with three ballistic missiles, which the Navy shot down. According to officials, it was the first time the Navy had intercepted an approaching anti-ship ballistic missile during combat. Over the course of a 12-hour period, U.S. Central Command said that naval assets, including the USS Laboon and F/A-18 Super Hornets from the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group, shot down 12 one-way attack drones, three anti-ship ballistic missiles, and two ground attack missiles fired by the Houthis. Since October 17, the Houthis have shot down almost 100 drones. The gang has launched an assault.
Zack Snyder has a fan in Christopher Nolan: “His movies thrill me.”
Christopher Nolan tips his hat to Zack Snyder’s directing chops
State record is broken by a massive 122-pound catfish taken in Tennessee.
The state record for blue catfish was broken by a man from Tennessee twice. Micka Burkhart, 44, of Big Rock, Tennessee, broke his own record with a catfish weighing 122 pounds, 3 ounces, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA). A news statement on Thursday, July 13, stated that Burkhart grabbed the record-breaking catfish from the Barkley Reservoir in Stewart County. It measured 57.5 inches in length and 42.5 inches in girth. According to the TWRA, although Burkhart set his most recent record on Wednesday, June 28, the formal record-breaking and certification procedure was only finalized on Tuesday, July 11.
Pakistan successfully completes a test flight of the Fatah II
RAWALPINDI: On Wednesday, Pakistan successfully tested the multi-launch rocket Fatah-II, which is outfitted with cutting-edge avionics, an advanced navigation system, and a distinctive flight path. Up to 400 kilometers away,…
