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DEA Scandal: U.S. Agent Helped Colombian Smuggler Build Empire

Diego Marín, a longtime figure in Colombia’s criminal underworld, spent decades eluding justice while building a vast global money-laundering and smuggling operation. But according to a shocking new investigation by the Associated Press, his biggest protector wasn’t a...

Power Failure Leads to Deadly Navy Ship Collision with Brooklyn Bridge

A tragic accident unfolded on the evening of May 17, 2025, when a Mexican Navy training vessel collided with the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City, killing two sailors and injuring more than 20 others. The ship involved, the ARM Cuauhtémoc, is a 270-foot sail training...

Shein Raises U.S. Prices as Trade Tensions With China Grow

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein has increased prices for American consumers, responding to looming import tariffs that will soon apply to small package shipments from China. A recent investigation by Bloomberg revealed that many products—including dresses, toys, and...
US Evacuates Embassy Staff as Gang Violence Grips Haiti

US Evacuates Embassy Staff as Gang Violence Grips Haiti

The United States is evacuating some of its embassy staff from Haiti in response to a surge in gang violence that has crippled the capital city, Port-au-Prince. This move comes amid growing instability in the Caribbean nation, where armed gangs are vying for control...

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China issues warning about threat of ‘Disease X’

China issues warning about threat of ‘Disease X’

China is intensifying its preparedness measures for a potential global spread of a theoretical "Disease X," according to Wang Heshen, head of the country's National Disease Control and Prevention Administration. He stated that it is still possible to prevent a...

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Haiti’s PM Throws in the Towel: Will Gangs Now Ceasefire?

Haiti’s PM Throws in the Towel: Will Gangs Now Ceasefire?

Haiti, a Caribbean nation grappling with rampant gang violence, has witnessed a flicker of hope.  The country's Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, has resigned, bowing to mounting pressure amidst a socio-political crisis. But will this political upheaval pave the path...

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New Zealand Expands Hamas Terror Designation

New Zealand Expands Hamas Terror Designation

New Zealand extended its terrorist designation to encompass the entire Hamas organization on Thursday, a significant expansion of its policy regarding the Islamist group. Previously, only Hamas's military wing had been designated as a "terrorist entity" back in 2010....

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Eurovision 2024: Israel’s Participation Sparks Controversy

Eurovision 2024: Israel’s Participation Sparks Controversy

The upcoming Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden, is facing controversy surrounding Israel's participation. Calls for the country's exclusion have intensified in recent months, primarily stemming from the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. Protesters...

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China’s Trade Surges Despite Tariff Tensions

China’s Trade Surges Despite Tariff Tensions

Despite escalating trade tensions and a fresh wave of steep U.S. tariffs, China’s export sector has remained unexpectedly strong in April. Data from Chinese port authorities shows that 6.3 million containers were processed in the seven days leading up to April 20—a...

Virginia Dementricia: Aruba’s Forgotten Heroine Remembered

Virginia Dementricia: Aruba’s Forgotten Heroine Remembered

In the shadows of Aruba’s colonial past, the story of Virginia Dementricia Gaai emerges as a powerful symbol of resistance, courage, and dignity. Born into slavery in 1842, Virginia’s defiance against injustice challenged the oppressive structures of her time and left...

Made in China, Branded in Europe: Viral TikToks Expose Factory Secrets

Made in China, Branded in Europe: Viral TikToks Expose Factory Secrets

Chinese manufacturers are getting creative in the face of U.S. trade tariffs—using TikTok to directly market affordable look-alike products, or "dupes," to American consumers. A growing wave of viral videos from Chinese warehouses is promoting high-quality, low-cost...