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Ugandans head to polls amid internet blackout and polling delays
Ugandans headed to the polls Thursday as the country’s presidential election opened under strained conditions, with voting beginning amid an ongoing nationwide internet blackout and widespread complaints...
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Trump administration backs down, restores family planning funds after lawsuit
Reproductive rights groups have ended a court fight with the Trump administration after federal officials agreed to release millions of dollars that had been frozen for family planning and contraception...
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With Sudan war nearing three years, Cairo becomes the latest venue for peace push
Diplomatic pressure around Sudan’s grinding war returned to the spotlight in Cairo on Wednesday, where Egypt and the United Nations urged the country’s rival forces to agree to a nationwide...
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Soldiers patrol streets, internet cut as Uganda prepares to vote
Uganda heads to the polls on Thursday amid deep unease about the integrity of the vote and the future direction of the country. The election is widely expected to keep the long-serving president in office,...
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‘Anything less is unacceptable’ – Trump pushes for full U.S. control of Greenland
President Donald Trump intensified his push for Greenland on Wednesday, declaring that full U.S. control of the Arctic island is the only acceptable outcome, even as American and European officials prepared...
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Suspect nabbed in random Bronx killing of Ghanaian father of two
Police have charged a Bronx man with murder following a fatal daytime stabbing that claimed the life of a 53-year-old security guard walking to work in Mott Haven, an attack investigators say was random...
