Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal: The 20 Lives Hanging in the Balance
A human-centered look at the 20 hostages still believed alive in Gaza under the new Israel-Hamas hostage deal, with personal stories and latest updates.
International, World News
October 2025
International, World News
Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal Unveiled: What’s Really in the Ceasefire Agreement?
A detailed breakdown of the newly ratified Israel-Hamas hostage deal, including ceasefire terms, prisoner exchanges, and humanitarian provisions.
Business, U.S. News
Oscar Wyatt Jr.’s Billion-Dollar Empire, Scandal, and Legacy: The Untold Story of a Texas Oil Titan
A deep dive into the life of Oscar Wyatt Jr., the legendary and controversial Texas oilman who founded Coastal Corporation, served time in prison for an Iraq scandal, and died at 101.
Business, Environment
Germany’s Bold Move: Can Berlin Really Stop the EU’s 2035 Combustion Engine Ban?
Chancellor Friedrich Merz and German automakers are pushing the EU to relax its 2035 ban on new combustion-engine vehicles, citing economic risks and advocating for e-fuel exemptions.
Investigation, World News
Gisèle Pelicot Case: Final Appeal Fails as Court Extends Sentence for Last Convicted Rapist
A French appeals court has rejected the final appeal in the Gisèle Pelicot rape case, extending the appellant’s sentence and bringing a definitive end to the legal proceedings.
Investigation, U.S. News
Texas Halts Execution in Shaken Baby Case: New Doubts Over Robert Roberson’s Guilt
The Texas high court has stopped the execution of Robert Roberson, convicted in a shaken baby case, ordering a new hearing based on evolving medical science that questions his guilt.
International, World News
Who Are the 20 Hostages Believed Alive in Gaza? Faces Behind the Ceasefire Deal
Amid ceasefire negotiations, Israel confirms 20 hostages are still alive in Gaza. Here’s what we know about the men, women, and children at the heart of the deal.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump Claims He Criminalized Flag Burning—But the Law Says Otherwise
Despite Trump’s repeated claims, flag burning remains protected speech under the First Amendment. His executive order does not—and cannot—criminalize it.
Politics
New Jersey Governor’s Race Heats Up Over Soaring Energy Costs: Who Has the Better Plan?
Soaring energy costs have become the defining issue in New Jersey’s 2025 governor’s race, with Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill offering starkly different solutions.
International, World News
Russia Finally Admits Downing Azerbaijani Plane – What Took So Long?
Russia has finally admitted its air defenses mistakenly shot down an Azerbaijani passenger plane in December 2024, killing all 38 on board, ending months of denial.