Rethinking the Holocaust: How Memory Shapes Views of Gaza
Scholar Marianne Hirsch warns that comparing Hamas to Nazis misuses Holocaust memory and calls for a more ethical, contextual approach to teaching this history.
International, Opinion
International
International, World News
Mexico’s ‘Ghost Governor’ Mystery: Empress Carlota’s Spirit Spotted?
A mysterious woman spotted in a Mexican government building led the governor to suggest it was the ghost of Empress Carlota—sparking national debate and skepticism.
International, Politics
Trump-Xi Deal Eases Trade War—But Sparks Nuclear Fears
Trump and Xi Jinping agree to a one-year trade truce on tariffs, rare earths, and fentanyl—but Trump’s nuclear testing announcement casts a shadow over the breakthrough.
International, Politics
U.S. Trades National Security for China Truce
In a major policy reversal, the U.S. has agreed to pause national security-related export controls on Chinese firms as part of a new trade truce—signaling a strategic win for Beijing.
International, World News
Sudan’s El Fasher Massacres: Graphic Videos Reveal Genocidal Horror
Newly verified videos show mass executions in Sudan’s El Fasher, sparking fears of a return to genocidal violence in Darfur.
International, World News
Prince Andrew Stripped of Royal Title in Historic Move
In a historic move, Prince Andrew has been stripped of his Duke of York title following years of controversy over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
International, World News
Paris Match Admits Privacy Breach Against Prince William & Catherine
French magazine Paris Match has formally acknowledged breaching the privacy of Prince William, Catherine, and their children by publishing unauthorized paparazzi photos from a ski vacation.
International, World News
Ukrainian Boy Finds Hope—and Friendship—After War’s Devastation
After surviving Russia’s invasion, 12-year-old Artem Miz found something he thought was lost forever: a friend.
International, World News
Explosive Heist at Lyon Precious-Metal Refinery Foiled
Six suspects arrested in Lyon after using explosives to rob a precious-metal refinery; all stolen materials recovered by French police within hours.
International, Politics
Trump Orders Nuclear Tests Amid False Claims
Former President Trump orders immediate resumption of U.S. nuclear weapons testing, falsely claiming other nations are doing the same—though none have tested since 2017.