NATO Summit in Ankara Missed Chance for Europe to Lead, Says Former U.S. Ambassador
Ankara, Turkey – The NATO summit concluded on Tuesday, with leaders from the alliance returning to their capitals. Ivo Daalder, a former U.S…
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Jinwar: Syrian commune where women are building a new life without men
A mother who wears a shotgun on her shoulder and takes a walkie- talkie is at the entrance to Jinwar, an exclusive women's commune in Syria.…
East German Doping Victims Still Await Proper Support
Thousands of athletes in former East Germany were victims of state-sponsored doping. Many continue to suffer serious health problems today. …
Funeral for Iran's Supreme Leader Carefully Choreographed
Iran is holding meticulously planned funeral ceremonies for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's highest political and religious authority,…
Enrollment Declines Emerge in Specific Obamacare Health Markets
Federal data reveals a notable downturn in health insurance sign-ups under the Affordable Care Act across several U.S. regions. Recent figur…
Gambian Mothers Voice Concerns Over Potential FGM Ban Reversal
Mothers in Gambia are expressing deep anxiety. They fear a crucial law protecting their daughters could be overturned. The nation's Supreme …
Sudan's Maternity Hospitals Reopen, Bringing Hope Amid Post-War Turmoil
Maternity hospitals in Sudan are resuming operations after a prolonged shutdown due to the war, allowing mothers to give birth safely. The A…
White House Report Criticizes Smithsonian Leadership
A recent White House report harshly criticized the leadership of the Smithsonian Institution. The document labeled top officials as „radical…
Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Surpasses 400 Deaths
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed over 400 people, spreading rapidly in the northeast. The virus has now reac…
Former Israeli General Claims Gaza Conflict Could Have Ended Years Earlier
The former commander of Israel’s Hostages and Missing Persons Command, Major General Nitzan Alon, said Israel extended the Gaza war far beyo…
Democratic States Sue Over Medicaid Work Requirements
Half of US states are taking the Trump administration to court over new Medicaid rules that include work requirements. The states argue that…
California Professor Reinstated After Gaza Protest Fallout
Sang Hea Kil, a professor at California State University, has been reinstated after being fired due to her involvement in a Gaza protest. Th…
Veterans of 2008 Financial Crisis Take Global Stage
Kevin Warsh and three others will share a stage this week, marking a significant moment for those who navigated the global financial crisis.…
Bari Weiss Turns to Britain for CBS News Talent
Bari Weiss, editor-in-chief of CBS News, is facing intense opposition to her leadership. She's responding by recruiting journalists from the…
Healing Ukraine's Invisible Wounds
Four and a half years of war have left Ukraine devastated. The physical destruction is evident, but the psychological toll is just as signif…
Palestinians Must Not Be Forced Out of Gaza, US and Gulf States Say
The US and Gulf states have issued a joint statement emphasizing that Palestinians must not be forcibly displaced from Gaza. This comes as I…
Record June Heat Hits Britain and Switzerland
Britain and Switzerland sweltered through their hottest June day on Thursday, with Britain's temperature soaring to 36.4C in Somerset. The s…
US Supreme Court Backs Trump on Protected Status
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favour of the Trump administration's decision to revoke protected status for hundreds of thousands of immi…
France Confirms First Ebola Case Linked to Congo Outbreak
France has reported its first Ebola case connected to the ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The infection was confirmed …
Heat Wave Warning: The Hidden Dangers of Drinking Alcohol
As summer temperatures soar and major events like the FIFA World Cup captivate audiences, the temptation to crack open a cold beer is strong…
Rastafari Inmate's Dreadlocks Case Dismissed by Supreme Court
The US Supreme Court has ruled that a Rastafari inmate in Louisiana cannot sue prison officials who cut off his dreadlocks. The case involve…
Fighting Continues in Lebanon as US-Iran Deal Hangs in Balance
Violence persists in southern Lebanon despite reports of a ceasefire agreement, with Israeli strikes killing at least seven people, includin…
Liver Cancer Deaths Rise Rapidly Worldwide
Liver cancer is becoming a major health concern globally, with the UK being particularly affected. It's the third leading cause of cancer de…
Zealand Pharma Shares Plummet After Setbacks
Zealand Pharma, a Danish biotech firm, saw its stock suffer the two worst days on record recently. The company's obesity drug, survodutide, …