By Rhiannon Melton
Protesters filled the streets of Khartoum, the country’s capital, to fight for democracy in the country.
Category: International
General Colin Powell, former Secretary of State, dies at 84
By Rhiannon Melton
Powell, the first Black Secretary of State, died of COVID complications Monday morning.
Trudeau Wins Second Term Amidst Scandals
By Anissa Gardizy
Trudeau said after his win that he would commit to working for everyone in the divided government and country.
Johnson Pushes his Brexit Deal to Parliament
By Joe Creason
A vote will be held this weekend to determine if the deal will go through.
Iraq’s Top Cleric Urges Calm as Deadly Clashes Continue
By Anthony LaBruto
Nine deaths have been confirmed in Nasiriyah this week.
No Deal Reached in Vietnam Trump-Kim Summit
By Xinyan Fu
President Trump and Kim Jong Un spoke about denuclearization and sanctions but ultimately reached no deal.
Nuclear Arms Treaty Suspended
By Abigail Royle
The U.S. and Russia have both ended nuclear arms treaty.
Remembering President H.W Bush
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.
Brazil Has a New President
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?
Trump asks NATO Members to Increase Spending ahead of deadline
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.