Lack of healthcare infrastructure and distrust of authorities are challenging efforts to confront the latest Ebola outbreak ...
After a months-long blackout, Iran has begun restoring internet access in the country. Iranians are appearing back online, ...
The trial of Atef Najib began this month. He’s the cousin of deposed President Bashar al-Assad, and former head of political security in the province of Deraa, where it’s widely believed Syria’s civil ...
NASA, this week, announced an ambitious mission for the US to not only go back to the moon, but to stay there. Artemis III is scheduled to blast off in mid-2027 and begin to lay the groundwork for a ...
The heat is on and rising in many parts of the globe. High temperatures have affected players at the French Open in Paris — where conditions are being described as a heat dome. In Asia, at least 16 ...
In Germany today, a court found guilty a suspected member of one of the country’s most notorious militant groups, the Red ...
Every four years, Americans joke about leaving the US if their preferred presidential candidate loses. For some, though, the ...
Pope Leo XIV released his first encyclical Monday, outlining his priorities in leading the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics. While the focus of “Magnificent Humanity” was heavily on his concerns about AI ...
With fighting in Iran and Lebanon taking over public consciousness, the crisis in Gaza has fallen somewhat out of focus for ...
Dramatic cuts to science research grants have particularly affected rare disease research. But some of the people most ...
In Kano, ancient leather tanneries and centuries-old dye pits are under threat from synthetic fabrics. Meanwhile, Nigerian ...
As the Trump administration expands sanctions on Cuba to pressure regime change, one of its targets is GAESA, the military-run business empire behind hotels, dollar stores, banks and other key sources ...
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