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By Committee to Protect Journalists Photos: Wikimedia Commons Washington, D.C., April 23, 2026 — The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes a Kuwaiti court’s acquittal of US-Kuwaiti journalist Ahmed…
By Jeremy Loffredo Photos: YouTube Screenshot|Facebook Prominent Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was killed on Wednesday in what appeared to be a targeted attack by the Israeli military in…
By Semafor Africa Photos: Wikimedia Commons BHP is weighing a major copper exploration push in Zambia, a move that would mark the Australian mining giant’s first large-scale project…
By Semafor Africa Photos: Facebook|Wikimedia Commons Nigerian President Bola Tinubu replaced his finance minister, the architect of a radical economic policy overhaul, less than a year before elections.…
BROOKLYN, NY– Yesterday, Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso announced an allocation totaling $125,000 in FY26 discretionary funding to be distributed to 78 NYCHA Tenant Associations (TAs) across the…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots NEW YORK, NY — New York City Commission On Racial Equity is outraged by the recent actions taken by the New York City Police Department…
By A Concerned Ugandan Citizen To Rtd. Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye Kifefe “A reed may bend in the storm, but it does not forget the direction of the…
By Legal Defense Fund Photos: YouTube Screenshot|Wikimedia Commons U.S. Department of Justice officials announced yesterday that a grand jury in Montgomery, Alabama, returned an indictment against the Southern…
By Jeremy Scahill Photos: Wikimedia Commons The future of U.S.-Iran negotiations remains in doubt after President Donald Trump and Tehran’s leaders staked out opposing positions on the Strait…
By Camila Lourdes Galarza|Drop Site News Photos: Drop Site News QUITO, Ecuador—The last time Roxanna Mero heard from her husband Carlos was January 19. Calling from sea on…
