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Conflict-torn Arauca faces a healthcare crisis. MSF's mobile clinics bring emergency care to villages where violence has cut off medical access entirely.
Senegalese fishers won a major victory: the UK's OECD watchdog ruled their pollution complaint against energy companies admissible. The case targets a natural gas platform accused of destroying their livelihoods.
Beneath the Coronado Bay Bridge lies a hidden gem: Chicano Park, home to one of America's largest mural collections celebrating Chicano Pride and Hispanic history.
Fort McMurray's restorative justice program has a stunning track record: only 1 reoffender out of 115 participants. Now expanding beyond youth to adults, the northern Alberta initiative proves accountability works.
Gisèle Pelicot chose a public trial to give voice to rape victims too ashamed to speak. Her decision transformed a French courtroom into a global symbol of courage.
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A Department of Homeland Security official assured top state voting officials that immigration agents won't patrol polling places during the midterms.
Human trafficking affects over a million Americans, yet the true scale remains hidden—fragmented data collection efforts prevent accurate counts.
China's foreign aid model is reversing course—just as the US begins adopting it.
Queen Camilla told rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot she was left "speechless" by her memoir detailing a decade of drugging and assault by her ex-husband.
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State terrorism systematized the disappearance of detainees and their children—a dark history now told through graphic novels and family memory.
*Hundreds of Venezuelans imprisoned for political dissent may soon be freed, as the acting president signs an amnesty bill into law.*
Venezuela's acting president has signed an amnesty bill that could free jailed politicians, activists, and more, marking a dramatic shift for the troubled nation.
The birth of the nation remains a divisive topic among U.S. citizens, despite broad consensus on other historical events, a new report reveals. Explore the complex origins of American independence.
Bangladesh's interim leader Yunus resigns, hailing the continuation of democracy after guiding the country's post-uprising transition since 2024.
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The Dred Scott decision was one of the worst Supreme Court rulings in U.S. history, denying the Scotts their freedom despite their efforts. Though they did not obtain freedom through the courts, the Scotts were eventually freed by others and lived out their lives in St. Louis.
109 days ago, 19 Buddhist monks embarked on a 2,000-mile journey from Texas to Washington, D.C., to deliver a powerful message of peace and unity at the Lincoln Memorial.
Since October 2025, a group of 19 Buddhist monks — and their beloved canine companion, Aloka — have been on a 2,300-mile trek across the United States, calling for peace.They began their “Walk for Peace” in Fort Worth, Texas, with a final destination of Washington, D.C. After 109 days, they arrived ...
Nineteen Buddhist monks and their beloved dog Aloka embarked on a 2,300-mile peace walk across America, captivating crowds in Alexandria, Virginia, as they neared the nation's capital.
A 2,300-mile journey of peace: Since October 2025, 19 Buddhist monks and their canine companion, Aloka, have trekked across America, undeterred by the weather, to spread their message of harmony.
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*Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse demand transparency, urging the US Attorney General to release all files on the late sex offender.*
Venezuela's government vows to free all political prisoners by February 13, a move that could ease tensions and address long-standing human rights concerns.
In late October 2025, a group of 19 Buddhist monks — and their beloved canine companion, Aloka — set off for a 2,300-mile trek across the United States, calling for peace.They began their “Walk for Peace” in Fort Worth, Texas, with a final destination of Washington, D.C. They are expected to arrive ...
**Vanished without a trace: Grace Barata's family desperate for answers in the heart of the Congo.**
Nineteen Buddhist monks embark on a 2,300-mile peace walk from Texas to Washington, D.C., reviving an ancient tradition that has captivated the world.
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Ruby Doris Smith-Robinson, the unsung heroine of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement, was the only woman to lead the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, known for her unwavering spirit.
Embarking on a 2,300-mile "Peace Walk" across America, 19 Buddhist monks prioritize the safety of their canine companion, embodying their call for unity and compassion.
Outrage erupted as Renee Nicole Good, 37, was fatally shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross while fleeing a Minneapolis protest. Thousands demand accountability as immigration enforcement faces growing resistance nationwide.
*Unjustly imprisoned for over four years, Venezuelan activist Javier Tarazona has finally been freed, his family announces, after a long fight for justice.*
Fired, threatened, and beaten for demanding civil rights, Fannie Lou Hamer's defiant activism paved the way for Black History Month's centennial celebration.
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Embodied in quiet solidarity, Buddhist monks and a rescue dog embark on a Walk for Peace, uniting communities across North Carolina.
*Amidst Venezuela's political turmoil, Interim President Delcy Rodriguez unveils a bold amnesty bill, vowing to close the notorious El Helicoide prison and heal the nation's deep divisions.*
Iran's deadly crackdown has sparked courageous resistance. Three women's stories reveal their fear, defiance, and unbreakable quest for freedom.
Unlikely allies, a Republican Utah governor and a Democratic Massachusetts congressman, unite to rein in social media's divisive influence.
*Oxfam defies Israel's demands, refusing to disclose Palestinian staff details after 500 aid workers perished in Gaza's deadly conflict.*
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A bench that mirrors the city’s diversity is not just more representative—it is better equipped to deliver justice that is fair, credible, and trusted. A view of the Queens County Criminal Courthouse located on Queens Boulevard on the morning of November 20, 2024. New York City’s courts shape millio...
Dhaka, Bangladesh – The fast-paced, rhythm-driven song’s lyrics could come across as commentary about life in rural Bangladesh.“The days of boat, the sheaf of paddy and the plough have ended; the scales will now build Bangladesh”, the words go.In reality, though, the song is a political anthem......
Ugandans have emerged from a tense election season, with President Yoweri Museveni, 81, declared the winner despite reports of violence and disputed results.
Assembling a global "board of peace", Trump seeks to tackle conflicts beyond Gaza, inviting world leaders to join his unconventional diplomatic initiative.
A Texas entrepreneur's generous gift restored the journey of Buddhist monks trekking 2,300 miles to Washington, D.C., promoting unity after their vehicle was destroyed in a collision.