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House Republicans, led by Mike Johnson, are navigating renewed influence from President-elect Trump as they reconvene in Congress, torn between party loyalty and individual beliefs. As the air buzzed with …
Republicans Face Trump’s Influence as They Reunite in Congress Read More
The OSCE’s ODIHR stresses the need to prosecute hate crimes properly, revealing gaps in legislation through their annual report. Nearly 10,000 cases were reported, and a new guide aims to …
ODIHR Calls for Stronger Prosecution and Support for Hate Crime Victims Read More
Former French President François Hollande urges European unity in response to Donald Trump’s election, warning of potential economic fallout due to U.S. protectionism and the looming threat to Ukraine’s sovereignty. …
Hollande Calls for European Unity in Face of Trump’s Leadership Challenge Read More
Mai Sato, UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Iran, reports severe declines in civic freedoms, alarming execution rates, and worsening conditions for women under new laws. Despite recognition of …
Iran’s Human Rights Crisis: UN Expert Highlights Alarming Trends Read More
Laura Helmuth has resigned as editor-in-chief of Scientific American after making controversial remarks about Trump voters, calling them “fascists” and “meanest, dumbest.” Despite apologizing for her language, her resignation marks …
Editor-in-Chief of Scientific American Resigns Over Controversial Trump Remarks Read More
President-elect Trump is rallying his allies to enact significant changes in Washington, D.C., as he prepares for his administration. Headlines reflect diverse reactions—including media shifts and educational reforms—while key figures …
Trump Turns to Allies for Bold Moves in Transforming Washington Read More
The UN Human Rights Council praised Qatar for improvements in labor laws but emphasized the need for further reforms, including abolishing the kafala system and ensuring greater rights for civil …
UN Human Rights Council Acknowledges Qatar’s Progress, Urges Further Reforms Read More
China’s retail sales rose 4.8% in October, reaching an eight-month high due to improved consumer spending and supportive policies, despite persistent issues in property investment. In October, China demonstrated resilience …
China’s October Economic Data: Retail Sales Surge and Ongoing Property Woes Read More
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. proposes to eliminate processed foods and dyes from school lunches, aiming to tighten food regulations in a potential Trump administration role. His stance raises concerns among …
RFK Jr. Aims to Revolutionize School Lunches by Banning Processed Foods Read More
The Biden administration has secured a $6.6 billion grant agreement with TSMC to support three new chip manufacturing plants in Phoenix. This move is vital to enhancing U.S. semiconductor production …
Biden Signs $6.6 Billion Grant for TSMC to Boost U.S. Chip Manufacturing Read More