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Patrick Braxton, the first Black mayor of an Alabama town who was once barred from office, secures election victory
For the first time in decades, residents of Newbern, Alabama, went to the polls, and they delivered a resounding victory to Patrick Braxton, the town’s first Black mayor who was once barred from...
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Rwanda confirms arrival of 7 U.S. deportees under migration pact
Rwanda has begun receiving migrants deported from the United States under a controversial bilateral arrangement, confirming that seven people were transferred in mid-August. Government spokeswoman Yolande...
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Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces strike el-Fasher, killing 24 in latest Darfur assault
Sudan’s Darfur region has suffered another bloodshed after shelling by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) struck el-Fasher, the last major city still under army control, killing at least 24 civilians,...
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Equatorial Guinea: Baltasar Ebang Engonga, President Obiang’s nephew, gets 8-year jail term in corruption scandal
A major corruption scandal in Equatorial Guinea has culminated in the sentencing of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema’s nephew, Baltasar Ebang Engonga, to eight years in prison for embezzlement. Engonga,...
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Trump administration petitions Supreme Court to halt $12B in foreign aid payments
The Trump administration is once again turning to the Supreme Court, seeking an emergency order to block billions in foreign aid from being disbursed before the fiscal year ends in September. Late Tuesday...
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Target’s CEO exit doesn’t silence protesters as boycott continues over DEI reversal
Organizers behind the nationwide Target boycott say their campaign is proof that consumer pressure can still shake corporate giants, pointing to declining store traffic and recent leadership changes as...
