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When David Lammy spoke in parliament to address Israel's lethal actions against civilians facing starvation in Gaza, he faced sharp criticism from fellow lawmakers. “We demand more than words—this isn’t enough,” one Labour MP declared. Another asked, “Is this all we can do?” A third pressed,

When North Korea tested multiple ballistic missiles from its eastern coast in May, South Korea reacted quickly. Within hours, Seoul joined Washington and Tokyo in labeling the launch as a serious risk to regional stability. Yet just weeks earlier, when a North Korean KN-23 missile—designed to hit targets in

A Texas man has initiated a federal wrongful death lawsuit against a physician he claims provided abortion medication to his girlfriend. The legal complaint, filed in Texas on Sunday, asserts that Dr. Remy Coeytaux sent the medication to the state, where nearly all abortions are prohibited. Rodriguez alleges his partner

A wildfire claimed the lives of at least 10 forestry personnel and emergency responders on Wednesday as they worked to control the blaze near Eskişehir in western Turkey, officials reported. Agriculture Minister İbrahim Yumakli confirmed that five forestry employees and five rescuers had died. Earlier reports from local lawmaker Nebi

The gesture has stood as one of the most prominent symbols of antiracism in sports since Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists at the 1968 Olympics. In football, the act of taking the knee became widespread in 2020 following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a practice

Mohammed’s thin arms protrude from a baby romper printed with a smiling emoji and the words “happy boy”—a stark contrast to his condition in a Gaza hospital. Much of his day is spent crying from hunger or chewing his own weakened fingers. At seven months old, he weighs