Kyrgyzstan’s ‘Black Red Yellow’ Wins Best Picture at Expanded 2025 Shanghai Film Festival
The 27th Shanghai International Film Festival awarded Kyrgyz film *Black Red Yellow* Best Picture, with notable wins for *On Summer...
Dante Martinez
Dante Martinez, a recipient of several journalism awards, has spent the last 12 years focusing on community issues and educational reform. With degrees in Sociology and Journalism from Columbia University, he has been a passionate advocate for underrepresented communities. Dante's engaging writing style and commitment to social justice have garnered him a loyal following and a respected position within the industry.
11 Days in June: Trump’s Path to ‘Yes’ on Bombing Iran
Over 11 days, President Trump considered military action against Iran, leading to U.S. strikes that marked a significant escalation in...
Zimbabwe’s ‘Sir Wicknell’ Sparks Controversy with Generous Car Donations
Wicknell Chivayo, a Zimbabwean tycoon, is making headlines for giving away luxury cars and cash. Known as "Sir Wicknell," he...
Heat Advisory and Extreme Heat Watch Issued for Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio
A heat advisory is in effect from noon EDT today until Sunday morning across parts of northern Indiana, southwest Michigan,...
Trump Celebrates Congo-Rwanda Peace Deal While Complaining About Nobel Prize Snub
President Trump claims credit for a peace deal between Congo and Rwanda but expresses dissatisfaction over not winning a Nobel...
Hurricane Erick Hits Mexico Resort Towns, Causing Two Fatalities
Hurricane Erick hit Mexico's Pacific coast, causing two deaths and severe flooding. The storm struck between Acapulco and Puerto Escondido,...
Residents of Nenlah Town Relocate after Years of Flooding Hardships
Residents of Nenlah Town are relocating due to persistent flooding issues. After years of struggle, a population of around 1,000...
CNN Reports Increase in Aerial Activity Over Tehran Amid Israel-Iran Tensions
CNN reports a rise in aerial activity over Tehran, Iran amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. Fred Pleitgen describes...
South Africa Opens New Inquiry Into Apartheid-Era Killings Known as Cradock Four
South Africa has begun a new inquiry into the Cradock Four, four Black men killed by apartheid forces 40 years...
NPP Defends Early Flagbearer Election Amid Internal Dissent
The NPP's General Secretary Justin Kodua defends the party's choice to select its 2028 presidential candidate nearly three years early,...
