The legal battle over the Trump administration’s tariff regime took another twist this week. A U.S. court temporarily suspended a lower-court ruling that had declared the new tariffs illegal, meaning…
In Manila, extraordinary CCTV footage has emerged showing law enforcement agents chasing a Philippine senator through the halls of the Senate building. The politician, accused of being a key…
The world is watching with unease as a hantavirus outbreak aboard the cruise ship MV Hondius, travelling through the South Atlantic, evokes uncomfortable echoes of the early days of COVID-19. The…
What connects a DOJ subpoena in New York, a BRICS summit in New Delhi, a peace invitation in Tehran, and a street protest in Vienna? The Iran war — and the broader geopolitical realignment it…
On the health front, France’s Health Minister Stéphanie Rist warned the National Assembly that it is not yet known whether the hantavirus strain currently circulating has mutated. “There are things…
The Iran war subpoenas are not the only sign of institutional stress in Washington. The New York Times reported that FDA Commissioner Marty Makary has resigned after weeks of pressure. Makary had at…
The Iran conflict is not just an American story. Its consequences are radiating outward, reshaping diplomacy, economics, and even cultural events across multiple continents.
BRICS Convenes in New…
The Wall Street Journal revealed on May 11 that the Department of Justice has sent grand jury subpoenas to the paper, demanding records related to its journalists’ reporting on the lead-up to the…
Across Latin America, economic stories dominated the headlines. In Brazil, Petrobras reported profits that exceeded projections, though analysts warned that the company’s pricing policy could…
The New York Times reported the death of Rex Reed, the film critic famed for his acerbic, no-holds-barred reviews. “If he disliked someone or — worse — found the person merely uninteresting, it was…
Walter Murrow
