Latin American Countries Rush to Open Jerusalem Embassies
Following the U.S. embassy’s relocation to Jerusalem last week, several countries have followed suit. Among them, Guatemala opened its own
Congress Votes to End Government Shutdown. What’s Next for DACA?
On Monday afternoon, the Senate passed the three-week spending bill with a vote of 81 to 18. The House approved
The Air Force Preparatory Academy Hate Crime Hoax and the Power of the Outlier
Racial slurs found written on the doors of five black cadets at the Air Force Preparatory Academy in September turned
Declassified Documents Reveal the U.S. Knew About Indonesian Massacre
Newly declassified documents reveal the US government knew about the mass killings in Indonesia in 1965 as they occurred and
21 States Were Targeted By Russian Hackers During the 2016 Election
On Friday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) informed 21 states that they were targeted by Russian hackers during the
Officers Will Not Be Prosecuted in Death of Freddie Gray
The U.S. Department of Justice announced their decision Tuesday to not prosecute the six Baltimore police officers involved in the
The Barcelona Terror Attacks From Someone Who Was Nearby
[dropcap]F[/dropcap]irst came the ambulances. Just two or three initially, speeding into the Plaça Catalunya where I sat in a small
Yazidi Women And Girls Freed From ISIS Sex Slavery
Of the estimated 500,000 Yazidis in existence, the majority reside in the Nineveh Plains of northern Iraq, as well as