By Javier Rodriguez
A suspected chemical weapons attack on a Syrian town left at least 72 civilians, including 20 children, dead Tuesday.
Category: International
Academy Award Winning Director Explains What True Heroism Looks Like
By Ciara Speller
Imagine being trapped beneath rubble from the remains of your home for countless hours, after an airstrike takes place.
Gil Robertson Talks About The Future of Diversity in Hollywood
By Shaynah Ferreira
The 88th Academy Awards was tainted with accusations of racial bias.
Marcel Mettelsiefen Raises Awareness For Syrian Refuges in “Watani: My Homeland”
By Gina Brazao
Marcel Mettelsiefen spent three years with one Syrian family to capture their journey to freedom.
Thousands In Boston Protest Trump’s Immigration Order
By Angelina Salcedo
It was the same place where many anti-Vietnam War demonstrations were held 4 decades ago. And today it held protestors furious about President Donald Trump’s Immigration ban.
Trump’s Immigration Ban Affects Film Director
By Ciara Speller
An Oscar-nominated film director will not be allowed to attend the Academy Awards next month.
Sister Cities Inaugural Gala Honors the World
By Javier Rodriguez
It was a night of international glamour.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel Calls For Full-Face Veil Ban
By Autumn Pattison
Merkel’s remarks come just weeks after the announcement that she plans to run for a fourth term.
Biden Leaves Door Open for a 2020 Run
By Victoria Garcia
Vice President Joe Biden hinted after a Senate session that he might run for president in 2020.
Trump and the Prime Minister of Pakistan’s Controversial Phone Call
By Caroline King
President-elect Donald Trump strayed from that format and according to the Pakistani government spent time praising Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.