Botswana Diamonds Expands Polymetallic Exploration with New Licences
Botswana Diamonds has applied for eleven Prospecting Licences for polymetallic targets identified through an AI exploration program. Covering 7,322 square...
Ethan Langston
Ethan Langston is a seasoned journalist with 15 years in the field, known for his comprehensive reporting on economic policies and their impact on everyday life. After completing his degree in Political Science at Princeton University, he began his career in local news before moving on to national publications. His dedication to uncovering hidden narratives and fostering public discourse has positioned him as a leading figure in modern journalism.
Naples Experiences Strongest Earthquake in 40 Years, Residents Respond Accordingly
A 4.4-magnitude earthquake struck near Pozzuoli, Italy, on March 13, 2025, at 01:25 am, marking the strongest tremor in Naples...
AP Releases Photo Collection from Greenland Elections
The AP has published a photo collection of Greenland's elections, emphasizing the importance of respectful public discourse and copyright protections....
Indian Embassy Issues Fraud Alert on Spoofed Calls Regarding Passports and Visas
The Indian Embassy in the US warned about scams involving fraudulent calls to Indian nationals. Scammers are spoofing official Embassy...
Exploring Youth Alienation in Yôko Yamanaka’s ‘Desert of Namibia’
"Desert of Namibia," directed by Yôko Yamanaka, follows Kana, a 21-year-old Japanese woman who embodies emotional detachment in her personal...
Investigation Launched After Drunken Policeman Kills Niger State Resident
A Niger State policeman, reportedly drunk, shot and killed a local resident named Sani. The Commissioner of Police has ordered...
Fort Carson Soldier Receives Purple Heart for Traumatic Brain Injury
Capt. James McDaniel was awarded the Purple Heart for sustaining a traumatic brain injury from an IED blast in Afghanistan...
Colombian President Proposes Referendum for Health and Labor Reforms
Colombian President Gustavo Petro plans to hold a popular referendum on health and labor reforms, citing lack of support in...
Kenyan Officer Killed in Haiti Returns Home for Burial
The body of Kenyan police officer Samuel Tompoi Kaetuai, killed in Haiti's peacekeeping mission, has been returned to Kenya. He...
Search Intensifies for Missing University of Pittsburgh Student Sudiksha Konanki in the Dominican Republic
Sudiksha Konanki, a missing University of Pittsburgh student, was last seen swimming on a Dominican Republic beach. Her clothes were...
