Boris Johnson Steps Down as PM, Will Remain an MP Until He is Replaced
Boris Johnson announced his resignation as Britian's Prime Minister on July 7, 2022. He will remain an MP until a successor assumes his position.
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Boris Johnson Weathered Many Scandals Over the Years — Here Are the Highlights
Disgraced U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has endured a string of scandals and controversies during his political career. Here is a list of the biggest.
Boris Johnson Has Officially Resigned — Who Will Replace Him?
As of July 7, 2022, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson as officially resigned from his position. Who might replace him? Here's what we know.
Twitter Sues Indian Government — What the Lawsuit Is All About
Twitter has sued the Indian government over social media restrictions. Here’s what the lawsuit says and whether Twitter will prevail.
Turkey’s Inflation Soars to 24-Year High, No End in Sight
Turkey’s inflation came in at 24-year high in June. Why is Turkey’s inflation so high? There doesn't appear to be an end in sight either.
Who Are the G7 Leaders and What Do They Do?
The leaders of G7 nations meet once a year at a summit meant to get allies on the same page. Here are the G7 leaders and what they’re doing.
Russia Is in Default on Its Sovereign Debt — Here's What Happens Now
Russia entered foreign default debt on June 26, 2022. What happens now, and how does Russia falling into default impact the world?
What Happens If Russia Takes Over Ukraine’s Capital Kyiv?
Months into Russia’s war on Ukraine, capital city Kyiv still holds firm. But will it last? Here’s what will happen if Russia takes over Kyiv.
Rumors of Pope Francis Resignation Swell Amid Unusual Vatican Meeting
Is Pope Francis going to resign? People noticed unusual meetings at the Vatican, along with the Pope's declining health. Are the rumors true?
Julian Assange’s Extradition From U.K. Approved — What Happens Next?
If Julian Assange is handed over to the U.S., he could face up to 175 years in prison if convicted of the charges filed against him.
Rudy Giuliani Reportedly Close to Broke, Not Getting Legal Defense Money From Trump
Is Rudy Giuliani Broke? Donald Trump’s former lawyer was reportedly in financial trouble after Trump didn’t put money toward Giuliani’s legal defense.
Why Chinese Tech Stocks Are in Demand Now
Now that tensions between Beijing and Washington are abating, investors are eager to find the best Chinese tech stocks to buy.
What Does the EU Common Charger Law Mean for Apple?
What does the European Union's common charger law mean for Apple? The company has some changes to implement. Here's the law explained.
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Faces No Confidence Vote, Explained
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces a possible ouster in a no-confidence vote on June 6. What is a no-confidence vote? Here's what we know.
Russian Leaders Continue to Deny Rumors That Putin Is Sick
The latest rumor circulating on the internet is that Russian President Vladimir Putin underwent successful cancer surgery on May 16–17. Russian leaders have denied the rumors.
Did Canada Ban All Guns? Trudeau Announces New Gun Control Measures
Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau proposed some of the strongest gun control measures that the country has had in 40 years. Did Canada ban all guns?
Conspiracy Theories Brew As World Health Organization Considers a Pandemic Treaty
The World Health Organization is talking about creating a treaty for future pandemics. Here's the pandemic treaty, explained.
Russia Has Shut Off Finland’s Natural Gas Supply—What Now?
The majority of Finland’s natural gas was coming from Russia, but not anymore. What’s next after the shutoff?
Russia Banned Actor Morgan Freeman From Entering the Country — Here's Why
Russia has banned nearly 1,000 people from entering the country. Morgan Freeman is one of those people. Why did Russia ban Freeman?
Only the World’s Top Political and Business Figures Can Attend Davos
The World Economic Forum, which is held at a Swiss ski resort, is an invitation-only conference. You also have to be a member, which can cost $62,000–$620,000 a year.
Tensions Between China, Taiwan, and the U.S. Grow — Why Would China Invade Taiwan?
The likelihood of China invading Taiwan seems more serious and likely as China's aggression grows. Why would China invade Taiwan? Here are the details.
Great Reset Conspiracy Theories Stem From World Economic Forum in Davos
Many of the conspiracy theories surrounding the Davos WEF event stem from the theme of the 2021 annual meeting, “The Great Reset.”
Biden Didn't Shut U.S. Oil Production, Partially to Blame for High Gas Prices
Many are speculating that Biden shut down U.S. oil production and that he's to blame for record-high gas prices in the country. Here's what we know.
What Phil Mickelson Had to Say About PGA That Led to His Withdrawal
Golf legend Phil Mickelson had some critical things to say about the PGA tour. Here's why the Master withdrew from the tournament.
Is Putin's Daughter Really Dating Zelensky? Yes, but Not "That" Zelensky
There isn't a relation between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Putin’s daughter’s boyfriend Igor Zelensky. Igor is a Russian-born ballet dancer.
The Euro and U.S. Dollar Could Reach Parity Within a Month
The U.S dollar has been strengthening against major currencies. When will it reach parity the euro, and what would be the implications?
Vladimir Putin Isn't Dead, Despite Independent TV Channel Airing Swan Lake
The Russian ballet Swan Lake has become a symbol of a leadership change in Russia. When the ballet appeared on an independent TV channel, some wondered, “is Putin dead?”
Why Turkey Is Against Finland and Sweden Joining NATO
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has a bone to pick with Finland and Sweden, which could cause issues in their bid to join NATO.
Biden's New Policy Relaxes Cuba Restrictions — Can Americans Travel to Cuba?
How will President Biden's new policy impact travel to Cuba? Americans can travel to Cuba but here's what they should now before doing so.
Biden Has Authorized a Pentagon Plan to Send Troops to Somalia
President Biden has authorized a Pentagon plan to send troops back to Somalia, reversing a decision by Trump to withdraw American forces.
More Countries Are Considering NATO Membership and Putin Is Not Happy
Some countries are eyeing joining NATO as they fear that Putin's war may turn towards them. Who wants to join NATO now? What are the requirements?
COVID-19 Detected in North Korea — Is It Really the First Case?
North Korea recently acknowledged that it has detected its first-ever outbreak of the COVID-19 virus. How did the country remain COVID free for so long?
Sinn Féin Claims Northern Ireland Assembly in a “Seismic” First
Is Sinn Féin the IRA? Learn more about the party that just became the top faction in the Northern Ireland Assembly for the first time.
Elections in the Philippines Are "Generally" Credible and Fair
Are Filipino leaders elected through free and fair elections? Maybe. Here is everything you need to know about elections and voting in the Philippines.
The Suez Canal Is Reaping the Benefits of Maritime Trade’s Recovery
Suez Canal is reaping the benefits of rising global maritime trade. Who owns the Suez Canal?
Putin Is on the Heels of NATO and Its Allies
Russian president Vladimir Putin is no fan of NATO or its allies. Will NATO’s threat to Russian actions be enough for him to attack?
Why a Market Economy Performs Better Than a Planned Economy — Most Countries Are Mixed
Globally, there are three kinds of economies — planned, market, and mixed. Which of these economic models is better and where does the U.S. economy lie?
Vladimir Putin Isn't Catholic — Religion Might Have Played a Role in Ukraine Invasion
Is Putin a Catholic and why do some conservatives support his invasion of Ukraine, which has killed thousands of innocent people? Religion might have influenced the invasion.
China's 'Zero COVID' Policy Lockdown Creates Bottleneck at Shanghai Ports
Concerns are growing as ships remain unable to port near Shanghai. The bottleneck is creating woes about whether or not a massive shortage is coming.
Fact Check: Is Volodymyr Zelensky Related to George Soros?
Many people have been claiming that Volodymyr Zelensky is related to billionaire investor George Soros and the two are cousins. Are Soros and Zelensky related?
Ukraine Won't Be Fast-Tracked Into the EU But Here's What Becoming a Member Would Do
While it's very unlikely if not impossible that Ukraine will join the EU anytime soon, here's what would happen if they did — and what would have to happen first.
Fox News Correspondent Trey Yingst Is Back in Ukraine Following Tragedy
Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst has been providing live coverage from Kyiv, Ukraine, since before Russia's invasion. Is Yingst still in Ukraine?
Concerns Grow of Russia Possibly Using Chemical Weapons in Ukraine
Numerous reports are coming forward about Russia using chemical weapons in Ukraine. Will Russia resort to chemical warfare in Ukraine?
In a "Demonstration of Force" China Quietly Sends Military Weapons to Serbia
China has silently delievered cargo full of military weapons to Serbia. Its raising questions on what this may mean for Balkan countries and why China did it in the first place.
Saudi Fund Invests $2 Billion in Jared Kushner Company—The Controversial Deal, Explained
Jared Kushner’s private equity company just received a major investment from Saudi Arabia. Here’s what to know about the transaction.
Thousands of Ukranian Refugees Are on Their Way to the U.S.—What States Will They Go To?
Joe Biden plans to allow 100,000 Ukrainian refugees to come to the U.S. Many of them have landed at the southern border. What states will they head to?
Update on Benjamin Hall: Fox News Reporter Injured in Ukraine
Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall has been hospitalized in Germany since he was severely injured behind enemy lines in Ukraine. What happened to Hall?
U.S. and Others Impose New Sanctions on Putin's Adult Daughters
The U.S. is now targeting the two adult daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin with sanctions to freeze their assets. What do the additional sanctions mean?
Does Kim Jong Un’s Sister Hold Power? Enough to Threaten South Korea
While Kim Jong Un has been known to be the primary decision-maker for the North, his sister, Kim Yo Jong, has been rather outspoken lately.
Seized Assets Are Just a Fraction of Russian Oligarch Viktor Vekselberg’s Net Worth
Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg is a close Putin ally. Here’s what to know about his net worth and seized assets.
