Suspect in Lewiston Mass Shooting Found Dead After Intense Manhunt
Robert Card, the suspect in the Maine mass shooting that left 18 dead and over a dozen injured in Lewiston on Wednesday, October 25th, was found dead on Friday, October...
Federal Judge Overturns NYC’s “Moral Character” Gun License Restrictions
A United States District Judge, John Cronan, declared New York City's firearm and gun licensing regulations unconstitutional on Tuesday, October 24th. The city's approach, which gave authorities the power to...
NYC Sanitation Workers Secure Historic Contract: A New Era of Fair Wages and Efficiency
On Friday, October 27th, Mayor Eric Adams announced a landmark tentative contract agreement with the Uniformed Sanitation Workers’ Union Local 831, marking a significant milestone in labor relations and city...
Inaugural Season for African Football League Kicks Off
Friday, October 20th, marked a significant milestone in African sports with the kickoff of the African Football League (AFL), a venture that has been both eagerly anticipated and critically scrutinized....
NYC’s Migrant Cost Puzzle: City Council Probes Adams Administration Amid Rising Expenses
On October 23rd, the City Council convened an oversight hearing that brought into sharp focus the Adams administration’s handling of migrant costs, igniting a debate over fiscal responsibility and humanitarian...
Argentina’s Presidential Runoff: A Nation at a Crossroads
On Sunday, October 22nd, Argentina’s presidential election set the stage for a dramatic runoff next month, pitting left-wing candidate Sergio Massa against far-right libertarian Javier Milei. This electoral showdown follows...
Protests and Politics: Tanzania’s Port Deal with Dubai Sparks Controversy
On Sunday, October 22nd, Tanzania signed a contentious port management deal with Dubai-based DP World, a move that has sparked protests and political debate within the country. This $250 million...
Venezuela’s Opposition Primaries: A New Dawn Against Maduro’s Reign
On Monday, October 23rd, Venezuela’s opposition parties marked a historic moment by holding their first primary in over a decade. This event, crucial in shaping the country’s political future, was...
Mayor Adams on New York City’s Record 4.7 Million Employment: “We’re Not Just Surviving, We’re Thriving”
New York City has reached a record high in employment, with job numbers totaling approximately 4.7 million. The city has successfully regained nearly one million jobs lost during the COVID-19...
