International News

“Former Philippine President Duterte Arrested by ICC for Crimes Against Humanity”

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity during his "war on drugs." This significant development could have far-reaching impacts on accountability and human rights.
2025.04.27
International News
Economy and Business

Closing the Gender Employment Gap for Disabled in the UK

Addressing the gender employment gap for individuals with disabilities in the UK is crucial for social justice and economic growth. Empowering women through education and eliminating discrimination can unlock the full potential of this underutilized workforce.
2025.04.27
Economy and Business
International News

DRC Seeks Mineral Deal with US, Potential Challenge to China’s Dominance

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) approaches the US to establish a minerals deal, aiming to counter China's influence and ensure access to critical minerals for the US.
2025.04.27
International News
International News

Expansion of IS Terror Threat in Sahel Region

The Islamic State's growing presence in the Sahel region of Africa is a concerning development that requires a coordinated counterterrorism response from regional and international actors to address the complex security, humanitarian, and developmental challenges.
2025.04.27
International News
International News

Brutal Treatment of Children Reported in Sudan’s Civil War, Warn UNICEF and MSF

Disturbing reports from UNICEF and MSF reveal the devastating impact of Sudan's civil war on children, with 16 million facing violence, starvation, and sexual assault. The humanitarian crisis is dire, requiring urgent action to protect the most vulnerable.
2025.04.27
International News
International News

ACLU Sues to Block Migrant Transfers to Guantanamo

The ACLU has filed a lawsuit to prevent the Trump administration from transferring 10 migrants from the U.S. to the Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba, alleging it would violate immigration law and subject them to harsh conditions.
2025.04.27
International News
Economy and Business

Remote Workers Take Covert “Workations” Without Employer Knowledge

Explore the rise of "workations" among remote employees seeking better work-life balance and productivity. Discover the concerns and need for clear policies to manage this evolving trend.
2025.04.27
Economy and Business
Science and Technology

Trillions of Cicadas Emerge Across the United States

Trillions of periodical cicadas from Broods XIX and XIII are emerging in parts of the US Midwest and South, having spent 13-17 years underground. Discover the fascinating life cycle of these unique insects.
2025.04.27
Science and Technology
Environment and Climate

Invasive Snakehead Fish Fail to Dominate After 20 Years

Despite initial fears, the invasive snakehead fish has not dominated the Potomac River ecosystem as expected over the past 20 years. Biologists explain the fish's population growth has been limited, and the river has shown resilience in adapting to this new presence.
2025.04.27
Environment and Climate
International News

America’s Oldest Pet Cemetery: Humans Spend Eternity with Faithful Companions

Explore the Hartsdale Pet Cemetery, the oldest continuously operating pet cemetery in the US, where humans have found a dignified final resting place for their beloved animal companions for over a century.
2025.04.27
International News
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