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Israeli society faces a negative response to the ceasefire with Iran, as ongoing conflicts in Lebanon and Gaza raise questions about its permanent war footing.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's talks in the Gulf aim to reassure GCC allies about US commitment to their security following the Iran agreement.
On July 17, 2013, 23 children died after consuming poisoned school lunches in Bihar, raising serious concerns about the safety of India's midday meal program.
Humanitarian conditions in Gaza have deteriorated further due to ongoing Israeli air strikes, a closed Rafah border crossing, and the impact of the Iran war on global supply chains.
Kelsey Davenport from the Arms Control Association analyzes whether the ongoing conflict has increased or decreased the likelihood of Iran pursuing nuclear weapons.
A young Orthodox Jewish man is shot in Pittsburgh during Passover celebrations, targeted for his religious attire and identity.
Saudi Arabian fighter jets, in coordination with the United States, have launched attacks on Iranian-backed militias in Iraq, signaling a potential shift in Gulf nations' approach to Iran.
Iran's negotiations with Oman regarding control of the Strait of Hormuz could impact U.S. relations and maritime access in this critical waterway.
In the context of ongoing conflicts, experts including Geoffrey Nice and Brian Finucane examine whether Israel, the US, and Iran have violated international law.
A Waianae community leader prioritizes cooperation and housing solutions for residents.
New Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar confronts the complex task of dismantling the illiberal system established by Viktor Orban over 16 years.
Southwest Key, founded by Juan Sanchez, grew from $200,000 to $55 million in 15 years while providing shelter for nearly 1,500 migrant children.
Political polarization and public distrust raise concerns about the US's readiness for health emergencies as millions arrive for the FIFA World Cup.
In Australia, young women die from treatable heart conditions due to lack of healthcare access.
At the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addresses geopolitical instability in Asia amid tensions from the Iran conflict and China's threat to Taiwan.
More than 30 Tamil men are denied bail in Sri Lanka, facing charges of illegal migration after attempting to flee to Australia by boat.
Two large individuals forcibly took Theo Charles from his home, leading him to a troubled teen program in Utah that cost thousands of dollars a month.
Hezbollah MP Ibrahim Moussawi argues that the group's resistance is essential for Lebanon's security amid ongoing Israeli violations and state failures.
Hezbollah's leader rejects a US-brokered ceasefire agreement aimed at halting hostilities between Israel and Lebanon, complicating the region's stability.
China's strategic involvement in the US-Iran conflict highlights its role as a power broker while raising questions about its ambitions in the Middle East.
A high-speed police chase in Los Angeles endangers innocent bystanders, showcasing the risks involved in law enforcement pursuits.
A vehicle collided with a highway patrol car in Texas, resulting in a massive explosion that left multiple injuries and significant damage.
Hillary Clinton reflects on John McCain's commitment to bipartisanship and their shared efforts to highlight the impacts of climate change during her time with him in the Senate.
Militant Hindu extremists, known as Saffron Warriors, perpetrate violence against Muslims in Gujarat, exemplified by an acid attack on a Muslim woman.
Fighting in the village of Pisky has continued without pause since September, leaving buildings devastated and few civilians remaining.
A man known as the 'homeless Superman' performs on Hollywood Boulevard, reflecting on his transition from stability to homelessness and the empowerment he finds in his character.
Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace exposes a pervasive culture of sexual harassment in Hollywood, highlighted by testimonies from multiple women and investigative reports by The New York Times and The New Yorker.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood addresses the media regarding the murder of Henry Nowak in a live statement from the UK.
The opening of the Netzarim crossing in Gaza prompts a mass return of displaced individuals, including the elderly and children, raising questions about the region's future.
In Detroit, over 15,000 individuals face homelessness amid an economic crisis, raising questions about the potential of Kerbside Entrepreneurs to revitalize the city.
Families in the UK face a housing crisis, living in hotels with limited resources and uncertainty.
In the UK, Damon Starkey from the homelessness charity Park engages with individuals like Justin, emphasizing the importance of voter registration for the homeless.
Hong Kong faces a severe shortage of burial space for the deceased amid new regulations.
Hong Kong's wealth gap grows as the Super Rich thrive while the Mega Poor struggle for housing.
Jordan, a liberal country in the Arab world, still faces the issue of honour killings in April 2004.
In the context of the US-Israel war on Iran, tensions escalate as Iranian Revolutionary Guard commanders assert power while US diplomacy struggles to find effective interlocutors.
A man robs an armored car in Los Angeles and takes a massage parlor worker hostage, prompting police to investigate connections to multiple Christmas-season robberies.
A frantic mother calls for help as a home invasion escalates into a life-threatening hostage situation in a suburban neighborhood.
Six opposition members were arrested under the Internal Security Act, reflecting the government's increasing repression of dissent in Malaysia.
Gulf nations face increasing tensions as Iran and the US engage in military confrontations, raising concerns about regional security and economic stability.
Marine Le Pen's house arrest due to fund misuse raises questions about her campaign viability and the potential impact on rival Jordan Bardella's position.
Fifteen thousand inmates were held in Kabul's Pul-e-Charkhi prison during the Taliban's first rule, reflecting the regime's strict control over dissent.
Mary Paz Ramirez Valenzuela faces eviction from her home of 20 years in Mexico City as landlords shift to renting to digital nomads for higher profits.
Yemen's Houthis threaten a maritime blockade against Saudi Arabia in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait amid escalating tensions related to the Iran conflict.
Parents form learning pods to cope with remote schooling during the pandemic's challenges.
The Freedman’s Bank fails Black Americans, leading to a massive robbery and loss of savings.
Evanston, Illinois, became the first U.S. city to enact reparations for black residents by allocating cannabis tax revenue to a reparations fund starting January 1, 2020.
Eddie Binford documents Portland protests, focusing on police interactions and community support.
