Authorities in Cyprus should consider stripping citizenship from a dozen individuals over their alleged involvement in acts of theft and fraud, according to the findings ... ( read original story ...)
NYE: Bahrain orders 2 courts to handle Covid-19 violations during New Year celebrations
Bahrain's Court of Cassation President, Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) Vice Chairman, Chancellor Abdulla bin Hassan Al Buainain on Tuesday issued an edict involving violations of Covid-19 mandatory ... ( read original story ...)
Qatar finish second, get vital prep ahead of World C’ships
Qatar went down fighting to Spain 26-28 in their final match of the Qatar International Handball Tournament at the Al Duhail Indoor Hall yesterday. ( read original story ...)
A frigid air mass in Mongolia may have just crushed a world record for surface air pressure
A brutally cold dome of high pressure across eastern Asia has produced what may be the highest barometric pressure readings ever documented on planet Earth – with an important qualifier. At 7 a.m. ( read original story ...)
Georgia Senate Dems Lead GOP Incumbents Amid Fight for $2K Stimulus Checks: Poll
The poll was released shortly after Ossoff and Warnock hammered their Republican opponents for not backing the congressional fight to give $2,000 checks to economically impacted Americans. ( read original story ...)
2.3 million people have voted in Georgia’s Senate runoffs with week to go
More than 2.3 million people have voted in Georgia’s critical Senate runoff races with about a week to go until Election Day on Jan. 5. ( read original story ...)
In Georgia, Democrats Desperately Need Jaded ‘Low Propensity’ Voters to Show Up
So-called "low propensity" voters, like Black men, could prove the difference between Democrats winning two Senate runoff races next week. But finding out what they care about is key to garnering the ... ( read original story ...)
Latino Voters Could Help Determine the Winner of Georgia’s Senate Runoffs
Michelle Zuluaga voted for the first time in the 2012 presidential election, in her home state of Georgia. A first-generation Colombian whose parents and brother were deported nearly 15 years ago, she ... ( read original story ...)
Who Gets to Vote in Georgia?
An argument over postal records. ( read original story ...)
Georgia Senators Perdue and Loeffler find alliance with Democrats they attack
Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler belatedly declared their support on Tuesday for one-time payments of $2,000 that Trump and Democrats endorse but most congressional Republicans oppose. ( read original story ...)