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Amsterdam & Partners Denounces Trade Bank of Iraq’s Planned Illegal Settlement with Convicted Fraudsters: 10/28/2025 11:18:07 AM; Amsterdam & Partners LLP today issued an urgent legal warning to the Trade Bank of Iraq (TBI), denouncing the Bank’s intent to execute an illegal settlement agreement today with the Hanna Brothers—three convicted fraudsters currently under criminal prosecution.
Author Ysaac J. Chabo Releases “Out of Bondage: The Cuban Exodus”: 10/22/2025 6:50:45 PM; Author Ysaac J. Chabo announces the release of his deeply personal memoir, Out of Bondage: The Cuban Exodus, a powerful story that captures the trials, sacrifices, and triumphs of one family’s escape from oppression in Cuba to freedom abroad.
Leavitt Peak Press Announces the Release of H.D. Duman’s Explosive New Political Techno Thriller: “To Russia with Love”: 10/22/2025 9:38:15 AM; Leavitt Peak Press is proud to announce the release of “To Russia with Love,” the electrifying new novel by acclaimed political thriller author H.D.
New Book Challenges America to Reclaim Its Founding Principles: 10/21/2025 4:53:18 PM; In his powerful and unapologetic work, “The Audacity of Freedom,” Dennis Hedke calls out the steady encroachment of Socialist, Marxist, and Communist ideologies threatening the very foundation of the United States.
Governor Hochul Signs Legislative Package to Bolster Homeownership and Strengthen Protections for Renters: 10/20/2025 10:32:17 AM; Governor Kathy Hochul today signed a legislative package to bolster homeownership and strengthen protections for renters. The homeowner package will make homeownership more attainable through tax incentives and strengthens laws and policies to combat home appraisal discrimination.
Number of Rohingya Refugees Leaving Bangladesh by Boat Tripled in First Half of 2025, Including at Least 87 Children: 10/16/2025 7:41:30 AM; The number of Rohingya refugees who left Bangladesh by boat in the first six months of the year tripled compared to last year, as conditions for children in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar camps continue to deteriorate and funding cuts reduce essential services, Save the Children said.[1] About 1,088 Rohingya refugees embarked on sea journeys from Bangladesh during the first six …
Harold Toliver’s “Star-Crossed Planet” Explores the Human Story Through the Lens of Science and Imagination: 10/14/2025 8:57:21 PM; As the literary world gathers once again for the Frankfurt Book Fair 2025, one of the most thought-provoking titles to watch comes from retired professor and author Harold Toliver.
The EU Budget After 2027: What Kind of Europe Are We Building?: 10/13/2025 6:49:53 AM; The EU’s next long-term budget will shape Europe until 2034. Katharina Wiese argues that the current proposal risks deepening austerity and inequality instead of leading towards a fair, just, and democratic future.