Cambodia plans to approach the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for resolving its ongoing border dispute with Thailand. This decision comes after a Cambodian soldier was killed in a military clash near the disputed region last month.

In a recent announcement, U.S. billionaire Bill Gates pledged to allocate $200 billion from his philanthropic fund over the next two decades to support Africa.

In Benue state in Nigeria, there have been frequent killings by suspected herders and militia groups, causing widespread concern among residents.

Arrest warrants have been issued for Colombian Attorney General Camargo and former Defense Minister Velásquez in Guatemala.

Astronomers reevaluate a popular theory about the fate of our galaxy that dates back to 1912. They initially believed a collision between the Milky Way and its largest neighbor, the Andromeda galaxy, would occur in 4.5 billion years. However, recent research suggests this event, known as "Milkomeda", is less likely than previously thought.

The US Government Lifts Ban on Triggers that Make Semiautomatic Rifles Fire Faster In a significant shift in Second Amendment policy, the Trump administration has allowed the sale of triggers that make semiautomatic rifles fire more rapidly. This move is part of a settlement with the Justice Department and Rare Breed Triggers, which requires the government to return seized devices.   READ POST HERE   YOUTUBE VIDEO

Moody's downgrade of the U.S. credit rating has sent shockwaves through the nation, causing widespread concern among investors and fueling debate among Republicans. The downgrade highlights deep-seated fiscal issues exacerbated by President Trump's tax bill, which has raised fears about the country's ability to manage its debt and maintain market stability. READ POST HERE YOUTUBE

The Habit of National Emergencies: A Pattern of Power Since taking office for his second term, President Donald Trump has made a habit of declaring national emergencies. This pattern of behavior raises questions about the limits of executive power and the role of Congress in emergency situations. READ POST HERE YOUTUBE VIDEO

A Rare and Priceless Piece of History: The Authentic Magna Carta The discovery of an extremely rare and valuable piece of history has left historians and scholars absolutely astonished. A manuscript once thought to be part of an unofficial copy of the Magna Carta is now believed to be a genuine artifact from British history, dating back to 1300 AD. READ THIS POST HERE YOUTUBE VIDEO

A group of people gathered in South Nashville on Saturday to protest against the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the area. The protesters, who were largely Latino, expressed their concerns about the impact of ICE's operations on their communities. READ THIS POST HERE YOUTUBE VIDEO

The Department of Homeland Security's Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties (CRCL) was closed down in March, leaving behind a web of controversy and unanswered questions about the treatment of migrant detainees and activists. The office, which had around 150 employees, was responsible for investigating complaints against the department and advising on policies that affect communities affected by DHS activities. READ THIS POST HERE: YOUTUBE VIDEO

A recent downgrade of the US sovereign credit rating by Moody's has triggered a mixed response among Republicans in Congress, with some questioning the motive behind the change. Others see the downgrade as a warning that lawmakers should heed as they grapple with a sweeping tax and budget bill. READ THIS POST HERE YOUTUBE VIDEO

Israel's Defense Minister Reveals Rising Indications of Gaza Chief Mohammed Sinwar's Death The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) recently carried out a hit attempt on Hamas chief Mohammed Sinwar, but its success is still unclear. According to Defense Minister Israel Katz, there are rising indications that Sinwar may have died in the attack.   READ THIS POST HERE YOUTUBE VIDEO

New Orleans Jailbreak Sparks Investigation into Violent Offenders' Escape The Louisiana State Police are still searching for seven inmates who escaped from a New Orleans jail on Friday, but authorities have vowed to pursue all leads. The fugitives may be receiving help from outside accomplices, and the police are urging the public to come forward with any information. READ THIS POST HERE   YOUTUBE VERSION

In recent years, discussions surrounding environmental health and agricultural practices have gained significant traction on both political and public stages. A key example of these evolving debates can be observed in Washington’s political sphere through a bid by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to address the potential harm posed by pesticides within the United States. This initiative, which has garnered considerable attention, is rooted in a complex web of interests including health concerns, agricultural practices, and regulatory frameworks. READ THIS POST HERE

Kim Kardashian Testifies About 2016 Paris Armed Robbery: Her Fear of Rape and Death In October 2016, a significant event occurred during Paris Fashion Week that would put the spotlight on reality TV star Kim Kardashian. This incident involved an armed robbery in her hotel suite where a gang, dressed as police officers, made off with millions of dollars worth of jewelry. As the case unfolded and went to trial years later, Kardashian's testimony provided critical insight into this traumatic event. This essay explores the historical context, cultural implications, and themes present in this incident, shedding light on both its immediate significance and broader societal effects.   READ THIS POST HERE:  

The ongoing conflict between the Trump administration and Harvard University has reached a new level with the termination of $450 million in federal funding. This move comes after Harvard rejected claims that it violated federal law, marking another round in their contentious battle. The dispute began when Harvard's president, Alan Garber, and its attorneys contested demands from the administration regarding teaching content and hiring practices. In response, the administration froze $2.2 billion in research funding, initiating a pattern of aggressive actions targeting the prestigious Ivy League institution.   READ THIS POST HERE

Inflation Eased to a Four-Year Low in April Amidst Tariff Uncertainty The article discusses how inflation eased to its lowest level in four years during April, coinciding with the introduction of President Donald Trump's tariffs. The consumer price index reported by the Labor Department shows that overall prices rose by 2.3% compared to the previous year, down from a 2.4% increase in March. This moderation in inflation is significant as it remains above the Federal Reserve's target rate of 2%. Moreover, the monthly cost increase was only 0.2%, following a 0.1% dip in March.   READ THIS POST HERE

The sharp decline in egg prices has become a significant topic of discussion among consumers and political figures alike. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that egg prices plunged by 12.7 percent month-on-month in April, with the average price for a dozen Grade A eggs dropping to $5.12. This decline marks the first monthly decrease since October last year and provides some relief to those affected by soaring grocery prices. However, despite this recent dip, egg prices remain near historic highs due to the persistent outbreak of bird flu, which has been devastating flocks of egg-laying hens. READ THIS POST HERE  

Pete Buttigieg, a prominent figure in American politics and former cabinet member under President Joe Biden's administration, has recently made waves by appearing at a veterans-focused town hall event in Iowa. This development has reignited speculation about his potential future political ambitions, particularly as it pertains to the 2028 election cycle. READ THIS POST HERE