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Hamas deputy chief Saleh al-Arouri’s body is carried to his funeral on January 4 in the Tarik al-Jadida area. The Hamas leader and four other members were killed by an alleged drone strike widely assumed to have been carried out by Israel at a Hamas

A Japan Airlines plane landing on the runway of Haneda Airport on January 2 burst into flames after colliding with a Coast Guard aircraft on its way to bring relief supplies to victims of the earthquake. Five of the six crew members of the smaller pl

The Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force rehearses on January 4 for the Republic Day parade. The national holiday, observed annually on January 26, marks the day in 1950 when the Republic of India’s constitution came into effect. Celebrations last four d

A man on a scooter passes a collapsed high-rise building in the Ishikawa Prefecture on January 3, following the 7.6-magnitude earthquake that rocked the Noto Peninsula on New Year’s Day. More than 100 people have been reported dead and hundreds more

NO OTHER MURDER CASE ATTRACTED AS MUCH public interest in the past year as the lethal stabbings of four University of Idaho students in a rented, off-campus house in Moscow, Idaho, in November 2022. The early investigation into the deaths of Kaylee G

TEXAS GOVERNOR GREG ABBOTT has altered the U.S. political landscape on immigration by busing migrants from Texas to Democratic-led sanctuary cities. In 2022 the Republican began sending migrants from the U.S.-Mexico border to cities that protect undo

DEATH, CLINICALLY AND LEGALLY, is generally considered to be a well-defined state characterized by a complete and irreversible cessation of brain activities and functions. The moment of death, according to this view, is represented by a discrete even

A BREAKTHROUGH IN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH into extraterrestrial life could be on the horizon, leading scientists have said, as both political and scientific minds delve into the murky world of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) with new determinatio

BRINGING HOME A GOLDEN retriever named Topaz has been a “life-altering opportunity” for a Pennsylvania family. Topaz lives with “her boy,” 9-year-old Chaise Clouser, as well as his mom Ashley, dad Justin and 5-year-old brother Conner, in Shelocta, ab

"WHAT BINDS US? WHAT DO WE ALL HAVE IN common anymore?” Justice Clarence Thomas asked in a rare media interview aired on Fox News in 2017. “We always talk about E Pluribus Unum,” Thomas said, referring to the traditional motto of the United States wh

WHEN YOU THINK OF CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS, ACTIVIST BAYARD RUSTIN isn’t usually the first to come to mind. For Colman Domingo, who portrays the title character in Rustin, his lack of inclusion in many history lessons is because he was openly queer. Domi

BRADLEY COOPER HAD A LONG LIST OF “NON-negotiable” requirements when it came to starring in and directing his critically acclaimed Leonard Bernstein biopic, Maestro, one of the movie’s producers revealed to Newsweek. After enjoying critical and comme

INCLUSIVITY, DIVERSITY, AND equity—often interlinked—have been the buzzwords of the past decade. Recognizing the advantages across business and society, companies have intensified their dedication to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I). A January