Political Violence Marks Philippine Elections: Risks and Challenges Ahead
The Philippines election commission reported 46 acts of political violence, including attacks on candidates as mid-term elections approach. Though fewer...
Month: April 2025
North Korea Condemns Trump’s Easing of U.S. Weapons Export Restrictions
North Korea has criticized President Trump's decision to ease U.S. weapon export regulations, claiming it promotes war. The criticism, voiced...
Hazardous Surf Conditions Over Easter Weekend Lead to Tragedy in Australia
Over Easter, hazardous surf caused by a post-tropical system struck Australia, resulting in five deaths and two missing persons. The...
Death Toll from DR Congo Boat Fire Revised to 33
The mayor of Mbandaka has revised the death toll from a recent boat fire in the DR Congo to at...
Wife Identifies Missing Husband’s Belongings at Cartel Ranch in Mexico
Rubi Cruz identified her husband's belongings at a suspected cartel ranch, triggering fears of forced recruitment. Kidnapped in 2021, Fermin...
Richard L. Armitage, Former State Department Official, Passes Away at 79
Richard L. Armitage, the former Deputy Secretary of State, died at age 79 from a pulmonary embolism. A Navy veteran,...
Syrian President Hosts U.S. Congress Member in Landmark Visit
Syria's President Ahmad al-Sharaa met with U.S. Congressman Cory Mills in Damascus, marking the first meeting of American legislators in...
Investigation Launched After Deaths of Two Actors in Imo State
Two film actors in Imo State, Nigeria, have died after consuming a meal of rice and wine at a party....
The Disturbing Reality of Politics in Nigeria
The author reflects on a painful realization about Nigerian politics, transitioning from passionate political loyalty to recognizing the self-serving nature...
Severe Tornadoes and Hail Devastate Iowa and Nebraska
On April 17, the Midwest faced severe weather, including EF3 tornadoes and softball-sized hail, leading to extensive damage and injuries,...
