Guantánamo Portraits Reveal Hidden Human Stories
A collection of stylized portraits from Guantánamo Bay, taken as part of a Red Cross program, offers a rare humanizing look at detainees and their connection to families.
A collection of stylized portraits from Guantánamo Bay, taken as part of a Red Cross program, offers a rare humanizing look at detainees and their connection to families.
A deep dive into the billion-dollar scam center industry in Southeast Asia, where forced labor and digital fraud are draining billions from global victims—including Americans.
In a $102 million heist at the Louvre, criminals used everyday high-visibility safety vests to blend in—a tactic experts say is increasingly common worldwide.
Iceland has confirmed the first established mosquito population in its history, ending its long-held status as one of Earth’s few mosquito-free regions—likely due to climate change.
Ukraine is set to receive up to 150 Swedish Gripen fighter jets—aircraft uniquely suited for its harsh battlefield conditions and electronic warfare needs against Russia.
In central Gaza, 54 unnamed bodies were laid to rest in a mass burial after being returned by Israel—highlighting the devastating identification crisis amid ceasefire efforts.
The International Court of Justice has issued a powerful advisory opinion urging Israel to stop blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza and cooperate with U.N. agencies like UNRWA.
Faced with corruption, unemployment, and broken promises, Nepal’s Gen Z is leaving home in record numbers to build futures overseas.
Just an hour apart on Egypt’s Mediterranean coast, Good Sahel and Evil Sahel reflect the nation’s stark social and cultural divides.
Discover the story of Ryan Chen, a Chinese content creator whose spot-on Donald Trump impersonation has made him a global social media star.