India conducted a flight trial of an advanced variant of its Agni ballistic missile on May 9, in what defence officials described as a significant step in the country’s strategic capabilities. The…
A routine Friday night departure from Denver International Airport turned into a nightmare when Frontier Flight 4345, bound for Los Angeles, struck a pedestrian on the runway during its takeoff roll….
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California Governor’s Race: New York Times columnist Ezra Klein moderated a housing policy forum with five leading candidates for governor of California, underscoring the state’s ongoing…
On a lighter note, a traditional Beijing beverage called douzhi — made from fermented mung beans and often described as tasting like “stinky feet and rotten milk” — has gone viral among China’s…
Two stories from Brazil captured attention this week. First, the Ministry of Health sought to calm fears over a hantavirus outbreak aboard a ship, stating that the Andes genotype circulating on the…
Peru’s 2026 general elections yielded a familiar cast of characters among the most-voted senators. Rafael López Aliaga, the controversial Lima mayor; former regional leader López Chau; and — in a…
In the United States, the Trump administration announced it wants to revoke the citizenship of 12 naturalized immigrants, according to The New York Times. While the article’s details are limited, the…
Costa Rica marked a democratic milestone on Friday, May 8, as Laura Fernández Delgado was sworn in as the country’s new president during a ceremony at the National Stadium. An analysis of her…
The most significant geopolitical story of the week centers on the Strait of Hormuz, where the United States disabled two more Iranian oil tankers, further escalating an already tense military…
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