Netanyahu Addresses Congress Amid Controversy and Protests
On Wednesday, July 24th, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the United States Congress for the first time since the...
12 Students Suspended Amid Racism Allegations at Pretoria High School for Girls
On Wednesday, July 24th, twelve students from the prestigious Pretoria High School for Girls were suspended following allegations of racism....
South Africa Enacts Key Laws on Climate, Procurement, and Small Business
On Tuesday, July 23rd, President Cyril Ramaphosa enacted three critical pieces of legislation, shaping South Africa's future in climate action,...
Kenyan Court Suspends Police Ban on Protests Amid Deadly Anti-Government Demonstrations
On Thursday, July 18th, a Kenyan court temporarily suspended a police ban on protests in Nairobi following a month of...
Newark’s LaMonica McIver Clinches Democratic Primary for NJ House Seat
Newark City Council President LaMonica McIver has emerged victorious in the special House Democratic primary to fill the late Donald...
Texas Power Outages Worsen After Hurricane Beryl
Texas continues to grapple with extensive power outages following the devastation of Hurricane Beryl last week, which has left thousands...
Arkansas Secretary of State Rejects Abortion Rights Ballot Initiative
On Thursday, July 11th, Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston rejected a proposed ballot measure aiming to enshrine abortion rights...
Death Toll Rises to 23 After Landslide at Illegal Gold Mine in Indonesia
On Tuesday, July 9th, a devastating landslide at an illegal gold mine in Indonesia’s Sulawesi island claimed at least 23...
Israel-Hamas Ceasefire and Hostage Deal Faces New Challenges
Optimism for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage agreement has waned as new conditions emerge, complicating the negotiations. Talks in Doha...
