Pager Explosions in Lebanon: What We Know
On Tuesday, September 17th, thousands of pagers containing small amounts of explosives detonated at around 3:30 pm in Lebanon. Members of...
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The Biden Administration Continues to Play a Huge Part in the Presidential Election
According to a recent political report, Americans have historically had around a 40% approval rate of the country's leadership. When...
The Fall of Democracy: Venezuela’s Declining Government
Venezuela continues to face a humanitarian crisis under the rule of President Nicolás Maduro and sanctions from foreign countries. Maduro...
The Case for a Female President: Could 2024 Break the Gender Barrier?
Imagine a historic moment: the swearing-in of America’s first female president, a leader poised to undertake the nation’s highest...
“They Are Eating The Dogs:” Misinformation's Effect on Haitian Immigrants
Fall is a cherished time for many: the changing ambiances of the environment, a fresh start to a new school year, and a sense of...
Deadly Floods and Escaped Reptiles Terrorize Nigerian Communities
On September 10, 2024, a dam collapsed in northeastern Nigeria resulting in severe flooding, prompting an immediate evacuation. The dam...
Widespread Civil Unrest and Riots in New Caledonia
In mid-May of 2024, New Caledonia, an island archipelago in the South Pacific, erupted into protests and violence. These islands have...
Mystik Dan Wins The 2024 Kentucky Derby “By a Nose”
The 150th Kentucky Derby brought about one of the most teeth-biting finishes in racing history. Lining up to start, three horses on the...
The Death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi
On the afternoon of Sunday, May 19th, a Bell 212 Air Force Helicopter carrying the Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and foreign minister...
55 Dead in Earthquake
January 1st, 2024, New Year’s Day. While many witnessed vibrant firework displays and festive celebrations, welcoming the upcoming year,...
The Tokyo Crash
On January 2, a plane collided with another, both erupting into fiery flames at Tokyo’s Haneda airport. Miraculously, all 379 passengers...
Plagiarism Accusation against Claudine Gay, Harvard President
After serving as the 30th President of Harvard College for just half a year, Claudine Gay resigned from her post on Tuesday, January 2nd...
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