Joe Biggs, a Florida-based organiser for the male-only group known for street violence, spoke with relish of his group’s role.
Documentary casts doubt on official cause of Baltic ferry disaster
The governments of Estonia, Finland and Sweden have said they would investigate the claim, which comes after years of complaints by families of the victims and survivors over the lack of a proper inquiry.
‘Our own targets’: Businesses press ahead as China pushes zero emissions
Australia’s top agricultural bodies are moving ahead of the federal government on climate policy to shore up their lucrative export interests.
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Sweden records highest daily rise in COVID-19 cases since June
Sweden registered 752 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, the highest daily rise since June, Health Agency statistics showed.
Trump’s Supreme Court nominee meets with top Republican senators
The Republican party is moving as quickly as possible to install Judge Amy Coney Barrett on the US Supreme Court before the November election.
Hours before debate, Biden releases tax returns and urges Trump to do so too
“Mr President, release your tax returns or shut up,” Biden’s deputy campaign manager said.
New York City’s daily positive coronavirus rate is over 3% for first time in months
The city will fine people who refuse to wear a face covering as the rate of positive tests for the novel coronavirus climbed.
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North Korea: ‘effective war deterrent’ developed, now we will focus on economy
Addressing the UN General Assembly, Kim also said the “anti-epidemic situation in our country is now under safe and stable control”.