Former U.S. Representative Lincoln Diaz-Balart Passes Away at 70
Lincoln Diaz-Balart, a Cuban American and former U.S. Representative, has died at 70 after battling cancer. Renowned for his advocacy...
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Virginia’s 2024 Election: Same-Day Registration Challenges and Outcomes
Virginia experienced a significant rise in same-day registrations during the 2024 election, with 114,884 individuals registering on the day they...
Gabon Junta Chief General Oligui Announces Presidential Candidacy
General Oligui, head of Gabon's military junta, announced his candidacy for president following a recent coup. His campaign is expected...
Gabon Military Leader Oligui to Contest Presidential Elections in April
General Brice Oligui Nguema, Uganda's military leader, announced he will run for president in April, following his coup that ended...
Magnitude 4.5 Earthquake Occurs Near Orcas Island, Washington
A 4.5 magnitude earthquake struck near Orcas Island, Washington, on Monday morning. Residents reported light to moderate shaking, but there...
Severe Thunderstorms Forecast: Millions Prepare for Damaging Winds and Tornadoes
Severe thunderstorms are set to impact the central and eastern United States, bringing risks of damaging winds and tornadoes this...
Impact of Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts: A Public Health Crisis in South Africa
Trump’s foreign aid cuts threaten global health, with projections indicating up to 500,000 AIDS deaths in South Africa. U.N. Secretary-General...
Evaluating the Impact of Bill Passage on Virginia Elections
As Virginia prepares for fall elections, all 100 House of Delegates seats are contested. The Virginia Public Access Project provides...
Africa News Tonight: Updates on Namibia’s Elections, Biden in Angola, and EAC Anniversary
Namibia's voting continues at re-opened polling stations following technical problems. President Biden will visit Angola next week to bolster economic...
45 Years Since the Surinamese Coup: A Reflection on Its Legacy
On February 25, 1980, a military coup in Suriname overthrew Prime Minister Henck Arron, motivated by grievances against Dutch control...
