Global
Navigating Parenthood in the Digital Age: The Impact of Social Media on Parenting
Federica Angel
Dec 04, 2023
In the ever-evolving landscape of parenting, a recent survey conducted by researchers in Michigan has shed light on the increasing significance of social media as a valuable resource for parents.
Prosecutors Seek 40-Year Prison Term for Attacker of Nancy Pelosi's Husband
Maytaal Willson
May 11, 2024
Prosecutors are pushing for a 40-year prison sentence for David Wayne DePape, the assailant who broke into the home of former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and assaulted her husband with a hammer.
London Police Urge Protest Organizers to Rethink Demonstrations Amid Concerns of Potential Violence
Judy Brown
Nov 08, 2023
The Metropolitan Police in London are urging the cancellation of planned pro-Palestinian marches on Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday due to concerns over potential violence, sparking a debate between maintaining public safety and preserving civil liberties.
Emerging Cohort: Europe's Future Queens and the Challenges They Face
Judy Brown
Jan 25, 2024
In the coming years, a new generation of young princesses in Europe is set to become queens, facing challenges related to contemporary issues and the relevance of monarchy. They are poised to engage with the public through various media platforms and address social issues in order to win support and respect.
Decoding the Mass Departure from Russia: Who's Leaving and Where are They Heading?
Melanie Jones
Jun 04, 2023
Since the initiation of the full-blown Ukraine invasion, it's estimated that countless Russians, potentially reaching into the hundreds of thousands, have fled their homeland. This article explores their identities, their destinations, and their motivations for departure.
UAE President Sheikh Mohammed Strengthens Economic Ties with India at Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit
Judy Brown
Jan 20, 2024
UAE President Sheikh Mohammed's attendance at the Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit in India highlighted the UAE's commitment to fostering collaboration for economic growth and development, resulting in several agreements signed between the two nations spanning renewable energy, food processing, and healthcare sectors.
State Analysis Reveals Disturbing Surge in Mass Killings Across America
Maytaal Willson
Oct 26, 2023
A tragic incident in Lewiston, Maine, has added to the staggering toll of mass killings in the United States since 2006, with nearly 3,000 lives lost.
South Korea Relocates Thousands of Scouts to Safer Areas as Typhoon Approaches
Judy Brown
Aug 10, 2023
Authorities in South Korea have initiated the evacuation process for participants of the World Scout Jamboree due to the approaching Typhoon Kompasu. Despite the disruption, the South Korean government is committed to offering alternative activities and entertainment to ensure a positive experience for the scouts.
Cape Town Plunged into Chaos as Violent Minibus Taxi Strike Grips the City
Judy Brown
Aug 11, 2023
Cape Town in South Africa experienced an unprecedented strike by minibus taxis, resulting in casualties, disruptions, and inconvenience for hundreds of thousands of people. The strike arose from conflicts between city authorities and taxi drivers and has caused social issues, arrests, and ongoing debates. Efforts are being made to restore normalcy through peaceful negotiations.
United States Supreme Court to Weigh Key Gun Control Measure
Judy Brown
Jul 11, 2023
In a high-profile case, the US Supreme Court is set to decide on whether individuals under domestic violence restraining orders should be allowed to possess firearms. The clash between federal law and the Second Amendment has led to intense debates regarding gun control and constitutional rights. The outcome of this case, scheduled for October 2023, will have significant implications for gun ownership and domestic violence regulations in the United States.
Four African Nations Grapple with Shortfall in Childhood Rotavirus Vaccines
Dennis Miller
Aug 12, 2022
Four African nations—Kenya, Tanzania, Senegal, and Cameroon—are on the brink of a critical shortage of childhood vaccines for rotavirus, a lethal infection, due to supply disruptions at pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), sources revealed.
Inclusive Plan for Indigenous Communities at Cop28
Judy Brown
Sept 28, 2023
Cop28 Presidency focuses on indigenous participation in climate talks. Initiatives include financial aid, accommodations, and collaboration with indigenous organizations. Recognizing their rights and knowledge, Cop28 emphasizes their role in addressing climate change. Conference in Dubai from Nov 30 to Dec 12.
Storm Ciaran: Historic Winds Expected to Hit England, France, and Western Europe
Judy Brown
Nov 02, 2023
The impending Storm Ciaran is expected to bring unprecedented wind speeds and widespread disruptions to England, France, and Western Europe, prompting urgent safety measures and highlighting the need for proactive climate change mitigation efforts.
Maximizing EU Forests' Potential as Carbon Sinks for Mitigating Climate Change
Judy Brown
Jun 15, 2023
The European Union has implemented new regulations to increase carbon sequestration by acknowledging the importance of forests in absorbing CO2, and aims to reduce emissions further through measures like afforestation and cessation of deforestation.
Man Accused of Hurling Phone at Bebe Rexha Allegedly Thought Act Would Be 'Humorous
Federica Angel
Jun 21, 2023
A man has been charged for attacking popular music artist Bebe Rexha during a live performance, confessing that he believed "it would be amusing," as per authorities.
Indian Farmers' Protest: Breaking Through Barriers and Marching Towards the Capital
Judy Brown
Feb 29, 2024
The ongoing protest by Indian farmers highlights their determination to secure fair prices for their crops and better livelihoods, underscoring the critical role of agriculture in India's socio-economic fabric and calling for a resolution that respects their rights and addresses their concerns.
Restrictions on Trans Health Care for Minors Imposed by European Countries
Judy Brown
Jul 20, 2023
Chase, a non-binary transgender teenager, has been waiting for gender-affirming healthcare in the UK for a long time, causing frustration. This issue is being reevaluated in Europe, with different perspectives on providing care for minors. Some worry about the implications of early intervention, while others emphasize the importance of timely support. Different countries have diverse approaches, reflecting the complexity of this topic.
Scottish Pensioner's Camping Trip YouTube Channel Surges in Popularity Thanks to TikTok Boost
Maytaal Willson
Jun 15, 2023
Scottish septuagenarian, Pat McErlean, who has been posting camping trip videos on his YouTube channel 'Wander with Mac' for two years, has seen a dramatic surge in viewership, thanks to an endorsement from a popular TikTok account.
G7 Urges Iran to Halt Nuclear Escalation and Uranium Enrichment
Judy Brown
Jun 16, 2024
The Group of Seven nations urged Iran to halt and reverse its nuclear escalation, warning of potential additional measures if Tehran transfers ballistic missiles to Russia, amid concerns over regional tensions and Iran's non-cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Critical Choice Looms for Consumers and Food Manufacturers as WHO Cancer Agency Poised to Issue Aspartame Sweetener Warning
Jodie Smith
Jul 01, 2023
The potential classification of aspartame as a carcinogen could impact sales of low-calorie sodas and prompt the exploration of alternative sweeteners. However, finding a suitable replacement is challenging due to differences in sweetness, cost, and other factors. Changing consumer preferences and concerns about sugar and sweeteners have already influenced the market.
Hunter Biden Convicted of Lying About Drug Use to Purchase Gun
Judy Brown
Jun 12, 2024
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, was found guilty of falsely reporting his drug use to illegally purchase a pistol, with sentencing pending amid claims of non-political motivations by investigators.
UK SAS Soldiers Under Investigation for Alleged War Crimes in Syria
Judy Brown
Mar 09, 2024
Five UK Special Air Service soldiers are under investigation for potential war crimes in Syria during an operation against an extremist, amidst broader inquiries into the conduct of UK special forces in conflict zones.
African Countries Diverge on ECOWAS Military Intervention in Niger
Judy Brown
Sept 02, 2023
African nations hold differing views on the military intervention in Niger by ECOWAS, with some advocating for diplomacy, while others support military action, amid complex regional circumstances.
Parents Sentenced to 10-15 Years for Michigan School Shooting
Judy Brown
Apr 10, 2024
Parents of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley sentenced to 10 to 15 years in jail for manslaughter following tearful testimonies from victims' families, marking a landmark case in holding gun-owning parents accountable for children's acts of violence in schools.
Wildfire Threatens Summer Vacations in Portugal's Algarve Region
Judy Brown
Aug 13, 2023
A wildfire in Portugal's Algarve region threatens summer vacations as it rapidly spreads, leading to evacuations and impacting travel plans, while high temperatures and challenging weather conditions add to the difficulties faced by firefighters.