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In the heart of Nairobi, where traditional beliefs clash with modern realities, an unprecedented religious movement has taken root. A fugitive congregation, forced to relocate 10 times in its 10 years of existence, isn’t merely surviving—it’s...
Yesterday, on March 21, 2025, a jihadi group in southwestern Niger killed at least 44 civilians and severely injured 13 others. According to the ministry, the attack took place in a mosque while Muslim worshippers were...
Over the past few weeks, speculations have been circling that the Rwandan government is planning to invade its neighboring country of Burundi. The nations have been butting heads for years, and officials worry that their disputes...
Environmental degradation and illegal deforestation continue to plague South America, threatening biodiversity, indigenous communities, and global climate stability. According to the BBC, the Amazon rainforest, across nine countries, remains at the epicenter of these challenges, with...
India has recently reported five cases of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), raising concerns among doctors and citizens, leading to the government implementing new public health decisions. HMPV is a respiratory virus which is similar to the respiratory...
During a press conference on January 7, 2025, President-elect Donald Trump refused to rule out the possibility of using military force or economic coercion to acquire Greenland. When asked to consider the possibility at his home...
Debates on abortion have been prevalent around the world for many decades. As legislative officials have backed their decisions to uphold or prevent it from happening in their respective nations, the issue does not appear to...
Tensions between Iran and the United States are at an all-time high as the Pentagon announced the arrival of the second aircraft carrier from the Indian Ocean to the Middle East. This development comes just days...
In the United States, there is a division of quality care based on households’ income thresholds. Usually, as wealth increases, treatment and public health systems tend to become more effective. These disparities in access to care...
On March 28, 2025, Columbia University’s Interim President Katrina Armstrong officially resigned, returning to her former job as CEO of Columbia’s Irving Medical Center. During her resignation, she expressed her pride in leading the university during...
Govt & Politics / North America / Opinion
Op-Ed: Disinformation Is Tearing Democracy Apart
January 9, 2025
