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Police Brutality Documentary Explores Troubling Patterns
A new horror film, Night Patrol: Defang the Police, is set to release, delivering nonstop action and shocking twists. The independent thriller directly addresses a
Civil Rights Division Faces Staff Departures Over Minneapolis Response
Several career prosecutors in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division are leaving the department following a decision not to pursue a civil rights probe into
South African women rally against gender-based violence
Hundreds of women gathered in a Johannesburg park on Friday to demonstrate against violence against women in South Africa. The protest occurred ahead of the
Supreme Court Considers Transgender Athlete Policies
The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments in two cases concerning state restrictions on which school sports teams transgender students can join. The cases stem
Von der Leyen criticizes Iran’s response to protests
Anti-government demonstrations persisted on Saturday, with reports indicating overwhelmed hospitals and a call from the Iranian military for citizens to prevent “enemy plots.” The demonstrations
Pooh Shiesty Denies Incarceration Rumors
Pooh Shiesty has been the subject of recent speculation regarding his status within the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Reports initially suggested a new release date
American athlete secures gold at Lake Placid Aerials World Cup
Lake Placid hosted the Aerials World Cup this weekend, drawing thousands of spectators to witness elite aerial skiers compete. The event, originally scheduled for Utah,
Rare large black coral discovered near Fiordland
A large black coral has been discovered in the waters off Fiordland, New Zealand. Researchers believe the coral may be the largest ever found in
UN Experts’ Killings in Congo Remain Unresolved
The murders of Zaida Catalán, a Swedish national, and Michael Sharp, an American, in the Democratic Republic of Congo in March 2017, shocked the international
Trump warns of economic trouble if tariffs are rejected
The US Supreme Court is set to rule on the legality of former President Trump’s global duties on trade partners, a landmark test of presidential