The Myanmar military launched a deadly paraglider bombing on a Buddhist festival in Sagaing region, killing over 40 civilians—including children—in what witnesses call a targeted attack on dissent.
New data reveals where electric cars save the most on fuel—and where they barely beat gas. Location dramatically impacts your EV savings.
A new $100,000 fee on H-1B visas is severely limiting schools’ and universities’ ability to hire critical foreign educators, sparking concerns over classroom quality and equity.
Former FBI Director James Comey appears in court amid a politically charged indictment that has raised serious concerns about the independence of the Justice Department.
As Trumpism intensifies in 2025, civil society—comprising local organizations, universities, and community groups—is emerging as a powerful, decentralized force to defend democracy from the ground up.
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a high-stakes case over Illinois’ mail-in ballot policy, with nationwide implications for how votes are counted after Election Day.
Residents in Oakland, California, are sounding the alarm as illegal dumping reaches epidemic levels, turning streets into trash-strewn eyesores and health hazards.
Civil rights lawyer Bryan Stevenson denounces President Trump’s efforts to reshape Smithsonian museums, stating it’s ‘dishonorable’ to stay silent as America’s historical narrative is politicized.
Urla, a lush peninsula near Izmir, is emerging as Turkey’s answer to Napa—with world-class wines, farm-to-table dining, and serene Aegean beaches.
Once a symbol of celebration, gunfire at Syrian weddings is now seen as a painful reminder of war—sparking a grassroots movement for safer, quieter joy.