Whistleblower Inmate Fears for His Life After Transfer to Angola
Inmate Derrick Woodberry fears for his life after being transferred to Angola. Woodberry's whistleblowing on unsafe conditions has raised alarms....
Maya Rodriguez
Maya Rodriguez is a talented journalist known for her investigative work that brings to light critical issues affecting underserved communities. With a background in sociology, she has spent over a decade in journalism, contributing to a variety of news platforms on subjects ranging from environmental concerns to human rights. Maya's commitment to social justice is evident in her work, and she often collaborates with nonprofit organizations to amplify marginalized voices.
Haiti President Assassination Throws Nation into Chaos
The assassination of Haiti's President Jovenel Moïse has triggered a political crisis, raising concerns over security and stability. Prime Minister...
Landslide in Northwestern Colombia Leaves at Least 11 Dead and Many Missing
At least 11 people have lost their lives in a landslide in northwestern Colombia following heavy rains. The disaster struck...
Cyclone Batsirai Strikes Madagascar, Causing Fears of Widespread Damage
Cyclone Batsirai strikes Madagascar, bringing winds over 200 km/h and fears of widespread damage. The storm, landing in Mananjary, is...
Trump Announces Ceasefire Between Israel and Iran Amid Ongoing Tensions
President Trump's announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Iran was featured prominently across major publications. The news coincides with...
Nigerian Judge Convicts Man of Sextorting B.C. Teen Who Died by Suicide
Nigerian judge sentenced Olukeye Adedayo to 76 years for sextorting a B.C. teen who died by suicide. Adedayo faced 18...
Trump’s Regime Change Suggestion for Iran Echoes Past U.S. Military Warnings
President Trump's recent comments on potential "regime change" in Iran echo historical U.S. military interventions that often led to unforeseen...
Limpopo Police Nab Three Illegal Zimbabwean Miners
Limpopo police have arrested three illegal Zimbabwean miners during operation Vala Umgodi at Spietskop Mine. They confiscated 98 tons of...
Kyrgyzstan’s ‘Black Red Yellow’ Wins Best Picture at Shanghai Film Festival
Kyrgyzstan’s ‘Black Red Yellow’ secured Best Picture at the Shanghai Film Festival. The event, led by Giuseppe Tornatore, showcased a...
Government Must Protect Nigerians Living Abroad Amid Rising Violence
The frequent violence and deaths involving Nigerians abroad highlight deep flaws in Nigeria's foreign policy. Recent high-profile cases, including the...
