Trump Targets Russian Oil revenue to End Ukraine War In a bold move to fulfill his campaign promise of ending the Russia-Ukraine war, president Donald trump is intensifying efforts to target Russia’s oil revenue. The president believes that reducing oil prices through OPEC+, the alliance of oil-producing nations, could force Moscow to reconsider its nearly … Read more
China’s Veiled Warning to U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: “Behave Yourself” In a diplomatic exchange that underscores the simmering tensions between the United States and China, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi issued a veiled warning to America’s new secretary of state, Marco Rubio, during their first phone call as Rubio’s confirmation as President Donald … Read more
The United Nations has suspended all travel into areas controlled by Yemen’s Houthi rebels after seven more UN staff members were detained by the group.This decision comes as the Houthis continue too hold UN personnel, aid workers, adn individuals associated with the once-open U.S. Embassy in Sanaa, Yemen’s capital.UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has demanded the … Read more
San Diego Border Patrol: A Glimpse into the Evolving Landscape of U.S. Immigration SAN DIEGO — The crackle of a Border Patrol scanner fills the air, punctuated by long stretches of silence. Agents track a single migrant for hours, their radio exchanges echoing a time before the United States became the world’s largest destination … Read more
Trump Governance Curtails Prosecutions Under FACE Act, Dismisses Key Cases In a notable shift in federal policy, President Donald Trump’s Justice Department has moved to limit prosecutions under the Freedom of Access to clinic Entrances Act (FACE Act), citing concerns over the “weaponization” of law enforcement. The decision, announced Friday, marks a stark departure from … Read more
n### Second Batch of Israeli Hostages Released as Ceasefire Holds: A Fragile Hope for Peace The second batch of Israeli hostages, four female soldiers, were released by Hamas this weekend, marking a meaningful step in the fragile Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal. This exchange, confirmed by an advocacy group representing the captives’ families, comes as part of … Read more
Millions of people in Ireland and northern parts of the U.K. were urged to stay indoors as Storm Eowyn unleashed hurricane-force winds, causing widespread power outages and travel chaos. The storm, which swept in from the Atlantic, brought wind gusts of up to 114 mph (183 kph) in Ireland—the strongest recorded since World War … Read more
Tensions Escalate in Serbia as protests and Violence Grip the Nation BELGRADE,serbia — A wave of anti-government protests,led by students and supported by tens of thousands of citizens,has brought Serbia to a standstill. The demonstrations, which have been ongoing for weeks, reached a boiling point on Friday when a 24-year-old woman rammed her car into … Read more
Community Rallies to Save Thousands of Endangered Tortoises After Cyclone Ravages Madagascar Sanctuary CAPE TOWN, South Africa — In a remarkable display of unity, a community in southern Madagascar has come together to rescue thousands of critically endangered tortoises swept away by devastating floods caused by a tropical cyclone earlier this month. The Lavavolo … Read more
Panic Grips Goma as M23 Rebels Advance, seizing Key Towns Panic swept through Goma, eastern Congo’s main city, on Thursday as M23 rebels inched closer to the provincial capital, seizing the nearby town of Sake and intensifying their battle against the Congolese army. Bombs echoed in the city’s distant outskirts,and hundreds of wounded … Read more