"Mad Lieutenant Colonel" once defeated Nazi Germany with a bow and arrow
John Churchill, a British lieutenant colonel fighting with a bow and arrow during World War II, said that anyone who goes to battle without a sword is "inadequate."
continue readingThe Trump-Biden battle on Facebook
Facebook was the social networking platform that contributed to Trump's arrival in the White House in 2016 and continues to be his front of advantage this year.
continue readingPutin wants Russia and the US to extend the nuclear treaty
President Putin proposed Russia and the US extend the nuclear arms control treaty New START for at least one year without conditions.
continue readingChina hastens the bill against food waste
The Chinese legislature accelerates the drafting of a national law against food waste to ensure a stable food supply for 1.4 billion people.
continue readingAmerican carrier crew members committed suicide while standing guard
An aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt committed suicide while on a security mission on the pier at North Island base, California.
continue readingJapan will discharge millions of tons of treated water from Fukushima into the sea
Japan is expected to dump more than a million tons of radioactive treated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea, despite fishermen's protests.
continue readingTrump again threatened to make China 'pay the price' for Covid-19
President Trump said he pledged to "force China to pay the price" for the damage caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
continue readingDonald Trump returns to the Oval Office
The US President returned to the Oval Office for the first time since he was discharged from hospital, after being prevented from doing so a day earlier by aides.
continue readingThe US prosecuted two "executioners" of IS
The US Justice Department prosecuted two notorious IS rebels involved in the kidnapping and murder of four American citizens.
continue readingTrump's disordered picture
The White House declared President Trump "the one who got the most Covid-19 test", but they did not say the timing of his results "had the most problems".
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