The U.S. Department of Education Layoffs: What You Need to Know
Starting March 21, the Department of Education layoffs are scheduled to affect about 2,100 staff members in line with President Donald Trump's federal agency downsizing initiatives. Trump has constantly argued…
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Biden’s Approval for Ukraine Strikes Inside Russia Sparks Fury in Moscow
Russia has been outraged by President Biden's decision to let Ukraine attack Russian territory with long-range U.S.-supplied missiles, therefore sparking fresh hostilities in an already unstable conflict. Reacting with a…
Malala Yousafzai Lends Her Voice to Afghan Women Under Taliban Rule
Women's rights have been fast taken away in the years the Taliban reclaimed rule over Afghanistan. From prohibitions on education to extreme limitations on daily living, Afghan women today live…
US Approves Long-Range Missiles for Ukraine to Target Russia: A Major Policy Shift
President Joe Biden has approved Ukraine to hit Russian targets with long-range missiles provided by the US, therefore bringing about a notable change in US policy. From Washington's past position,…
Naga Community Calls for Repatriation of Ancestors’ Remains After Auction Shock
Last month, Ellen Konyak, a member of the Naga Forum for Reconciliation (NFR), was shocked to discover that the horned skull of a Naga tribesman, believed to be from the…
UK Faces Disruption as Snow and Ice Arrive Across the Country
Motorists and commuters in the UK are being warned to prepare for widespread disruptions as snow and ice affect several areas nationwide. Snowfall across the nation marks what is likely…
British Airways Passengers Stranded on Tarmac Due to Technical Issue
British Airways passengers were stranded on the tarmac at multiple airports in the UK and internationally on Monday evening after a "technical issue" disrupted the airline's operations. While the airline…
Farmers Protest Inheritance Tax Changes Amid Fears of Financial Ruin
The National Farmers' Union (NFU) has strongly criticized the government over its proposed changes to inheritance tax rules, with thousands of farmers set to protest in London. They argue that…
Brazil’s First Lady Swears at Elon Musk at G20 Pre-Summit Event
During an occasion in Rio de Janeiro before the G20 conference, Brazilian first lady Janja Lula da Silva stirred things by pointing a swear word at billionaire Elon Musk. The…
Homeowners Struggle as Lenders Reject Properties with Spray Foam Insulation
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The Hidden Cost of Britain’s Nuclear Tests Veterans Demand Justice
John Morris, at eighteen, was on Christmas Island in the Pacific in 1956 when he saw the devastation caused by a nuclear bomb test. He was unaware that this event…
Aboriginal Senator Censured by Australian Lawmakers Over Heckling of King Charles
Lidia Thorpe, an independent Aboriginal senator, was convicted by Australian MPs for heckling King Charles during his visit to Canberra last month. The demonstration, which sought to draw attention to…
What is Spot, and how does the U.S. Secret Service use it?
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Trump’s “Disruptors” and Biden’s Climate Push Two Visions for America’s Future
The top Republican in Washington has praised President-elect Donald Trump’s strategy for assembling his new government, characterizing his selections as conscious efforts to upend the established order.
Father of Murder Victim Speaks Out Against Early Release of Accomplice
Due to the government's congested jail system, the father of Elle Edwards, who was sadly slain on Christmas Eve 2022, has denounced the early release of Thomas Waring, the accomplice…
Crocodile of Wall Street” Hacker Sentenced to Five Years for Laundering Billions in Bitcoin Theft
For his part in laundering billions of stolen cryptocurrencies, a well-known hacker has been sentenced to five years in a U.S. jail. Last year, Ilya Lichtenstein, who entered a guilty…
