Flight Attendants Rally Nationwide for Fair Wages and Contracts
On Tuesday, February 13th, flight attendants across the United States took to over 30 major airports to hold picket protests, marking a significant day of action in their push for...
NY Republicans Aim to End Sanctuary Policies Amid Migrant Surge
On Tuesday, February 13th, Albany Republicans launched a significant effort to challenge New York’s sanctuary policies, attributing these policies to the substantial influx of migrants into the state and city....
Unprecedented Migrant Surge at Northern Border
February has marked a significant shift in the migrant crisis, as New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire reported an unprecedented surge in illegal border crossings, a phenomenon now impacting the...
Credit Card Giants Prepare to Track Gun Sales in Compliance With California Law
In California, major credit card corporations, including American Express, Visa, and Mastercard, are making strides to introduce a specific merchant code for gun and ammunition retailers to adhere to a...
Mass Shooting Overnight in Chicago’s Little Village Over Double Parked Car
On Sunday, February 11th, Chicago’s Little Village neighborhood became the scene of a harrowing incident when an altercation over a double-parked car escalated into a mass shooting. The violence erupted...
South Africa Calls for ICJ Intervention in Gaza Conflict to Avert “Large-Scale Killing,” Fears of Escalation in Rafah
South Africa has made a formal appeal to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), seeking its intervention in Israel's announced expansion of military operations to Rafah, a densely populated area...
Nigerian CEO Perishes in Helicopter Crash Ahead of Super Bowl Weekend
On Friday, February 9th, a somber shadow was cast over the Super Bowl festivities as a helicopter crash in the Southern California desert claimed the lives of six individuals. Among...
Deadly Shooting at Bronx Subway Leaves One Dead, Five Injured
On Monday, February 12, a peaceful evening commute transformed into a scene of horror at the Mount Eden subway station in the Bronx, New York. A dispute between two groups...
New York City Proposes Ban on Plastic-Containing Detergent Pods to Combat Pollution
A new legislative proposal in New York City seeks to prohibit the sale and distribution of laundry detergent pods and sheets that contain polyvinyl alcohol (PVA). Introduced by City Council...
