Democrats warn the shutdown is more than a budget battle, accusing Republicans of using it to advance Project 2025.
DR Congo Military Court Sentences ex-President Joseph Kabila to Death in Absentia
Military court finds former president guilty of treason and crimes against humanity, orders billions in damages.
AI Says Ruto Gave the Best Speech at UNGA; Trump’s Scored the Lowest
To get an unbiased ranking of the top UNGA speeches, we had AI rate the five most-viewed leader addresses based solely on their YouTube transcripts.
Kenya Detains Somali Teenagers Over Flag Desecration at Nyayo Stadium
The viral video has stirred nationwide outrage, though some voices are urging calm and cautioning against blaming an entire community for the actions of two teenagers.
China Opens Door to Global Talent as US Raises H-1B Visa Barriers
The US, once the unrivaled magnet for global talent, appears to be closing its doors. China, historically cautious about foreigners, is opening them wider than ever before.
Gaza War and Accusation of Genocide Triggers Western World Recognitions of a Palestine State
More than 150 countries already recognize the State of Palestine. Now, Western nations are joining, but Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to reject the effort.
Malawi Re-elects Mutharika After Ousting Him for Fraud and Corruption Allegations
"WANTAM" Vibes Spread in Kenya as Chakwera, considered Ruto's Ally, is Booted from Office.
California Bans ICE Agents From Wearing Masks in Sweeping New Law
Gov. Newsom says the measure will curb "secret police tactics" and restore trust in immigrant communities
Trump’s $100K H-1B Fee Proclamation Sparks Anxiety Among Tech Workers
Policy aims to protect U.S. jobs but could accelerate innovation abroad
“Wantam” Shadow Falls Looms Malawi Vote Amid Conflicting Victory Claims
President Lazarus Chakwera and rival Peter Mutharika both claim victory as Malawi’s electoral commission urges patience in final count.









