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S. Chungcheong will lead AI and advanced manufacturing: Governor Park

HONGSEONG, South Chungcheong Province — South Chungcheong Governor Park Soo-hyun believes the province is at a historic turning point. With more than 200 trillion won ($142 billion) in planned investments tied to the government's recently announced Mega Project, Park says South Chungcheong has an unprecedented oppor…

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Watch: 'Privileged Idiot' DSA Co-Chair Has Absolute Porridge For Brains

The Democrat party has been freaking out about the Democratic Socialists of late - despite striking similarities between their policies - because while Democrats are happy to sweet talk voters into socialist ideas that signal maximum virtue, they don't actually want to enact policies that would make blue-city budget…

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The billionaire who wants to build the Middle East a parliament on Israeli soil - interview

For about 20 years, Joseph (Joe) J. Sitt, the chairman and CEO of the New York real estate firm Thor Equities, has been paying to restore Jewish graves in Syria, Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, and Turkey, along with ancient synagogues in those countries old enough to predate the destruction of the Second Temple. He rarely…

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BARMM voters, bets urged to shun dirty poll practices

COTABATO CITY, BARMM, Philippines — Mindanao’s lone cardinal, Orlando Quevedo, has called on the electorate and aspirants for the historic Bangsamoro parliamentary elections on Sept. 14 to shun dirty practices that hounded the region’s past elections, such as intimidation, vote buying and prefilling of ballots.

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Multicultural grants brawl: Coalition accuses Labor of funding ‘ghettoisation’

The Coalition has accused Labor of exploiting a $171 million multicultural fund to bankroll its own seats and entrench “ghettoisation” of migrant communities, as the Albanese government quietly shifts funding toward cross-cultural programs over narrower ethnic or religious activities.

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