LA Riots Enters Fifth Day

US Grows Wary Over Chinese ‘Super Embassy’ Plans For London

Rwanda Steps Back From Regional Alliance

In another blow to African regional stability, Rwanda announced on Sunday its resignation from the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS). This comes amid a dispute with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over territorial issues as well as the ongoing conflict in eastern DRC. This shocking decision reveals

Taiwan Continues To Face Escalated Pressures

Colombian Presidential Candidate Fighting For Life After Near Assassination

On Saturday 7 June 2025, Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay—widely viewed as a top-tier contender for Colombia’s 2026 presidential race—was shot while greeting supporters in a public park in Bogotá’s Fontibón district. Witness videos show the 39-year-old addressing a crowd when two shots rang

Trump’s Huge Feud With Elon Ends With Simmer

Supreme Court Grants DOGE Team Access To Social Security Data

On 6 June 2025 the U.S. Supreme Court granted an emergency request from the Trump administration that allows the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to obtain un-redacted Social Security Administration (SSA) records while litigation over access proceeds. The 6–3 unsigned order lifts a Maryland district-court injunction

Trump Admin Files Emergency Appeal To Erase The Dep. Of Education

FBI Stops Effort To Bring Toxic Fungus From China Into The US

Federal agents unsealed a criminal complaint in Detroit this week detailing how a pair of Chinese researchers allegedly tried to bring a dangerous agricultural pathogen into the United States. The FBI says that on 27 July 2024 customs officers at Detroit Metropolitan Airport found several clumps of reddish plant tissue

South Korean Turns Liberal In New Presidential Election

Supreme Court Elections In Mexico Take Place

On 1 June 2025 Mexico became the first country to choose its entire federal bench at the polls. More than 4 000 candidates competed for about 880 federal positions—including all nine Supreme Court seats—while thousands more vied for 1 800 state-level judgeships across 19 of 31 states.

Russia’s ‘Pearl Harbor’ Hangover