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By Xinyan Fu
President Trump and Kim Jong Un spoke about denuclearization and sanctions but ultimately reached no deal.
By Abigail Royle
The U.S. and Russia have both ended nuclear arms treaty.
By Abigail Royle
President Bush affected the lives of people all across the globe. They feel his loss and offer their condolences to the Bush family and to the United States.
By Izzy Hessler
After an exhausting, violent, and divisive election season, Brazil has elected a new president: far-right congressman Jair Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro may have won the election by a large margin, but will his presidency help or harm the world’s fourth-largest democracy?
By Taylor Erzen
President Donald Trump has asked the countries of NATO to increase spending from 2% to 4% for military spending, but members decided to stick to the original timeline.
By Skylar Haines
A closed-door meeting in Helsinki, Finland between two of the world’s most prominent leaders, President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, has been widely talked about, but what did they discuss?
By Brilee Carey
President Trump announced on Sunday that North Korea has decided to end nuclear testing and to denuclearize, but North Korea has not announced intentions of giving up its nuclear weapons anytime soon.
By Brilee Carey
A suspected chemical weapons attack in Syria followed by a retaliatory airstrike by Israel raises tensions in the region
By Isabel Indresano
The two leaders plan to meet at the end of April to work towards resolution.
By Chloe Teboe
A student-led anti-gun violence rally attracted more than 50,000 people to Boston. The event was part of the March for Our Lives movement created by survivors of the Parkland, Florida school shooting.
