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- Pope Francis elevated the role of women in a church that remains deeply patriarchal
- Sen. Jon Ossoff voices support for Trump impeachment
- Korean boy band member is the first active K-pop star to come out as gay
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- Kyiv mayor admits Ukraine may have to give up territory as Witkoff set to meet Putin
- Gov. JB Pritzker is set to endorse Lt. Gov. Julianna Stratton for the U.S. Senate
- Product shortages loom as failing shipments from China leave store shelves empty
- Left alone by humans, the wildlife begins to breathe again in the ashes of Eaton Fire
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A tragic incident unfolded on Friday morning in north-central Nigeria when a two-story school collapsed, claiming the lives of 22 students and triggering a frantic rescue operation to save over 100 individuals trapped in the rubble. The Saints Academy college, located in the Busa Buji community of Plateau state, crumbled shortly after students—many of whom were 15 years old or younger—had gathered for their morning classes. Initially, 154 students were caught under the debris, but efforts led by Plateau state’s police spokesperson, Alfred Alabo, resulted in the successful rescue of 132 students, who were subsequently hospitalized for treatment of various…
In Los Angeles, Serena Williams took center stage as the host of the ESPYS, marking a pivotal year for women’s sports. The event highlighted notable figures such as Simone Biles, A’ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark, Dawn Staley, and JuJu Watkins, who were celebrated for their outstanding achievements. Dawn Staley, coach of the national champion South Carolina women’s basketball team, was honored with the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance. Her resilience was underscored by personal challenges, including the loss of a close friend to breast cancer and her sister’s battle with leukemia. In her humble acceptance speech, Staley acknowledged the true warriors…
The U.S. Coast Guard reported that Chinese Navy ships were sighted within the U.S. exclusive economic zone of the Bering Sea by the Coast Guard Cutter Kimball during a routine patrol late last week. The Kimball observed three Chinese ships approximately 124 miles north of the Amchitka Pass, a strait in the Aleutian Islands—an isolated archipelago stretching 1,200 miles from the Alaska Peninsula. Additionally, a Coast Guard plane stationed on Kodiak Island spotted a fourth Chinese ship 84 miles north of the Amukta Pass, situated between Amutka and Seguam islands. While the Chinese ships were in international waters, they were…
In northern Australia, rangers have taken decisive action by euthanizing a 14-foot crocodile following its fatal attack on a 12-year-old girl who was swimming with her family. The incident, which occurred last week near Palumpa, an Outback Indigenous community in the Northern Territory, marks the first fatal crocodile attack in the region since 2018, when an Indigenous woman lost her life while gathering mussels in a river. The tragic event has reignited discussions regarding the management of the protected saltwater crocodile population, which has increasingly come into contact with human settlements. Wildlife rangers had been diligently attempting to trap or…
Twenty years ago, Diana Taurasi received her first call-up to the senior national basketball team. As a senior at UConn, she quickly transitioned from college basketball to preparing for her inaugural Olympics. “The first one is always the most exciting one. You know, I was just out of college, I was the youngest on the team, and everything was brand new,” Taurasi reminisced. “I was just excited to be there. I was learning from all the vets.” Today, Taurasi stands as one of the veterans, bridging dynamic eras in women’s basketball. “It’s definitely been a shift. Sometimes I’m having lunch…
Amtrak’s vital rail services connecting New York Penn Station and Boston South Station were reinstated late Saturday evening following an earlier suspension caused by power complications. The disruption ensued when a malfunctioning circuit breaker precipitated a widespread power outage along Amtrak’s tracks from Penn Station to New Haven Union Station in Connecticut. This incident significantly impeded travel between these key Northeastern cities throughout Saturday. According to Amtrak, the outage was triggered by a lightning strike. By 9 p.m. Eastern Time, full service between New York and Boston had been restored, as confirmed by Amtrak in an official statement. However, due…
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer made a decisive move on his inaugural day in office by announcing the abandonment of a contentious Conservative policy to deport asylum-seekers to Rwanda. In his first comprehensive press conference, he affirmed his commitment to initiating change, acknowledging that progress would require time. “The Rwanda scheme was terminated before it ever gained traction,” Starmer asserted. “It has proven ineffective as a deterrent, if not the opposite.” This declaration was widely anticipated, given Starmer’s prior indications that he would discard the costly plan, which failed to materialize despite substantial financial investment. The press conference followed his…
President Joe Biden asserted his determination to continue his 2024 presidential campaign during a spirited rally in Wisconsin, a pivotal battleground state. Despite concerns stemming from a recent debate performance, Biden confidently declared his intention to defeat former President Donald Trump and secure another term in office. Addressing a supportive crowd in Madison, the state capital, Biden acknowledged the speculation surrounding his candidacy following the debate. “You probably heard that I had a little debate last week. Can’t say it is my best performance,” Biden remarked, prompting cheers from the audience. “But ever since then, there’s been a lot of…
In Seoul, South Korea, a significant legal decision was reached on Friday as a man received a 15-year prison sentence for stabbing the country’s opposition leader earlier this year. Lee Jae-myung, the head of South Korea’s largest political party, the liberal Democratic Party, was attacked in January during a public event in Busan. The assailant, armed with a knife, approached Lee under the guise of seeking an autograph before launching his assault. Following his apprehension by law enforcement, he confessed to authorities his intent to prevent Lee from ascending to the presidency. The Busan District Court, after a thorough trial…
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — In Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping convened at a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), underscoring its role as a bastion of global stability. Originally founded in 2001 by Russia, China, and Central Asian nations, the SCO has evolved under their stewardship to include India, Iran, and Pakistan, positioning itself as a counterbalance to Western influence. Putin emphasized the SCO’s significance, describing it as a cornerstone of a just, multipolar world order. He praised the bilateral relations between Moscow and Beijing, asserting they were currently at their…