The California Service Corps is seeking 10,000 volunteers to work for the community They receive monetary compensation according to the program they enroll in
Citizens arrested, beaten, and detained by ICE seek justice Brian Gavidia and Javier Ramirez testify about their cases and hope for federal criminal accountability
Thousands of homes without power after new Russian attack in Ukraine Bombings were damaging in Odesa and Chernihiv, while authorities continue trying to restore service in Kyiv after an attack on Friday
Russian soldier deaths in Ukraine rise to a record number since the start of the war The BBC has documented a sharp increase in soldier deaths as part of its work tallying Russian casualties in the war
Ukrainian drones can now fly at speeds similar to those of a Formula 1 car Videos released by the Ukrainian government demonstrate that their drones are capable of carrying out aerial attacks at around 190 miles per hour
After postponing summit with Putin, Trump justifies: “I don't want a useless meeting. The suspension is also linked to the meeting where Trump pressured Zelensky to cede territory to Russia to end the war
Emergency declared in LA County due to immigration raids Ensures a timely and collaborative response to protect immigrant families and strengthen community safety
Hegseth authorizes the National Guard to carry weapons during its deployment in Washington The Secretary of Defense authorized the more than 2,000 members of the National Guard stationed in the capital to carry weapons
Trump cancels TPS for immigrants from Honduras and Nicaragua The Department of Homeland Security confirmed the end of Temporary Protected Status for thousands of Nicaraguans and Hondurans
The Russian Soldier at the center of the first trial in Ukraine for an execution on the battlefield Dmitriy Kurashov is the first Russian soldier to be tried in Ukraine for a battlefield execution
United Kingdom and Ukraine announce agreement to produce war drones The agreement will allow British companies rapid access to data from Ukraine and accelerate the production of drones aimed at that country in large numbers
How can Israel keep so many war fronts open? Despite the high military, social and economic cost, Israel’s great resilience allows it to maintain a large number of open fronts
In a rural or zone in the city, access to quality healthcare is fundamental In the United States, health care should not be a privilege
North Korea’s ICBM Launch Escalates Tensions Amid U.S. and South Korea Condemnation North Korea launches an intercontinental ballistic missile following U.S. and South Korean condemnation over its alleged deployment of troops near Ukraine. Discover more on the geopolitical tensions and international reactions.
North Korean Troops in Russia Could Be ‘Legitimate Targets’ in Ukraine, U.S. Warns U.S. government says North Korean troops in Russia would be legitimate targets in Ukraine. Read the latest updates on declassified intelligence, military presence, and geopolitical implications.
Ukraine Largely Spared from Third Night of Bombardment, but Russian Shelling Continues to Claim Lives Ukraine largely spared from third consecutive night of aerial bombardment, but Russian shelling continues to claim civilian lives, with six reported dead near the front lines in the east.
Al Jazeera Journalist and Cameraman Killed in Israeli Airstrike on Gaza Al Jazeera journalist and cameraman killed in Israeli airstrike on Gaza. The attack raises questions about press freedom and the ongoing conflict.
War: Only two days of fuel left in Gaza hospitals, thousands of patients may die, voting in UNSC today More than 3,900 lives have been lost from both sides in the war that started with Hamas' attack on Israel on October 7.
WHO: WHO engaged in identification of 'pathogens' causing epidemic in future, scientists took charge The World Health Organization (WHO) will identify and list the 'pathogens' that can give rise to epidemics in the future so that work can be done on its prevention.
