Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter

The Russian Community group has soared in popularity, focusing on promoting the needs of ethnic Russians while targeting immigrants, leading to increased ultranationalist activities.

Prime Minister Modi announced a $565 million credit line for Maldivian infrastructure development, emphasizing India’s commitment to the Maldives as its first responder and partner in security.

Milei managed to fulfill one of his campaign promises: radically cut inflation, which had reached a record monthly rate of 25 percent in December 2023. Now at 1.6 percent, the monthly rate is among the lowest since April 2020.

Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa are due to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing as the EU and China mark 50 years of diplomatic relations amid simmering tensions.

Paul Watson expressed relief upon learning that Interpol had removed its most-wanted designation against him, stating, "Finally I am free. The Japanese whalers have been after me for 14 years..."

Flash floods, collapsed buildings and electrocutions have killed 221 people since the monsoon season arrived in the country in late June, with heavier rains than usual.

Manny Pacquiao fought to a majority draw against WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios, falling short in his bid to regain the world title at age 46.

At least 50 people have been killed and injured in a huge fire at a hypermarket in Kut city in eastern Iraq, according to reports.

A Japanese businessman employed by Astellas Pharma has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison in China for espionage, as reported by Japan's embassy in Beijing.

The perpetrators took most of the infants from their biological parents in West Java province and are accused of moving them to Singapore for adoption.

India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation has ordered airlines to investigate fuel switch locks on several Boeing models, including 787s and 737s, after a recent crash.

At least five children in southwestern Yemen have died after an explosive device detonated in a residential area where they were playing football.

KL Rahul scored a century while Ravindra Jadeja and Rishabh Pant pitched in with crucial fifties as India posted 387, equalling England's first innings.

The uptick in violent clashes between armed fighters and the Malian army, assisted by Russian paramilitaries, indicates a troubling escalation in the region's crisis.

Municipal officials in Ruidoso reported that monsoon rains caused the Rio Ruidoso river to swell to 20 feet, exceeding the previous record by five feet.

"We looked at the sky confused at first. Smoke billowed from the mountains. The wind picked up and the flames kept rising," Yilmaz recounted, describing the same panic, the same suffocating fear.

Jennifer Geerlings-Simons has been elected as Suriname's first female president, leading the nation during a crisis amid hopes of future oil wealth.

Twelve Turkish soldiers have died after inhaling methane gas during a mission in northern Iraq, the Turkish Ministry of National Defence says. Four other comrades affected by methane gas have died, bringing the total number of victims to 12, the ministry said.

Many critiques of 'defund the police' stemmed from a misunderstanding that it implied total abolition, while proponents advocated for resource reallocation to community services.

"In coordination with the National Football League, troopers learned that Nantambu had permission to be on the field during the performance, but did not have permission to demonstrate as he did."

"We are seeing more and more law enforcement officers, particularly at the federal level, covering their faces entirely, not identifying themselves at all..."

I hope that no one else ever has to feel the absolute blood-chilling terror this young mother described as she had to run for her life, and the life of her baby, not because of what she did, but because of the color of her skin.

The Supreme Court's conservative justices seem unwilling to challenge the Trump administration's approach, allowing it to operate outside the bounds of the justice system.

"Jose Adolfo Macias Villamar, aka Fito, leader of the Los Choneros criminal organization, was recaptured after a 17-month manhunt that exposed Ecuador's prison vulnerabilities."

"We're trying to document the extraordinary things ordinary people have done. What do you think happens when our elders don't have a chance to share those stories?"

This senseless act, rooted in driver negligence and systemic failures, ignited our unyielding fight to ensure a safer future for all.

"The entire GOP is putting our national security at risk by not designating the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist org and by not cracking down on Islamic immigrants running for office in the U.S...."

Bishop Rojas condemned recent ICE actions at Catholic churches, calling for an end to these raids which target undocumented immigrants and violate human rights.

Over a thousand Palestinians are under 'critical' threat of forcible transfer by Israel after officials effectively ordered a large swath of Masafer Yatta to be turned into a live-fire training zone.