Law Firm Files Habeas Corpus for 30 Venezuelans Jailed in El Salvador’s Mega-Prison
A law firm has submitted a habeas corpus lawsuit to El Salvador’s Supreme Court on behalf of 30 Venezuelan citizens detained in the country’s massive “mega-prison.” The individuals were deported from the United States and later incarcerated in El Salvador under unclear circumstances. The case raises concerns about due process and human rights, as critics […]
Deadly Wildfires in South Korea Kill 18, Force Over 27,000 to Evacuate
Wildfires sweeping through South Korea’s southeastern region have claimed at least 18 lives, authorities confirmed. The fast-moving blazes have forced more than 27,000 residents to flee their homes as firefighters battle to contain the flames. Strong winds and dry conditions have worsened the crisis, destroying homes and infrastructure. Officials are urging residents to remain on […]
India Discontinues Parts of Gold Deposit Scheme
India has discontinued the Medium- and Long-Term Government Deposits under its Gold Monetisation Scheme (GMS), effective March 26, 2025. The scheme, launched in 2015, encouraged households and institutions to deposit idle gold in exchange for interest payments. While the Short-Term Bank Deposits (1-3 years) will continue, the government cited a review of market conditions for […]
Mass Protests in Turkey as Erdogan Dismisses Unrest
Hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets across Turkey to protest the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a key political rival of President Tayyip Erdogan. Imamoglu was detained last week on corruption charges, which he denies. The protests, the largest in a decade, have led to clashes with police and over 340 arrests. […]
Artists Boycott Kennedy Center After Trump Takes Over as Chairman
The Kennedy Center, long regarded as a premier venue for American performance art, is facing backlash after President Donald Trump removed 18 board members and appointed himself as chairman. In protest, many artists are now boycotting the institution.
Air Force Wrestler Celebrates Historic Win with Trump in Attendance
U.S. Air Force 2nd Lt. Wyatt Hendrickson called having President Donald Trump in the arena for his historic wrestling victory a “once-in-a-lifetime moment.” Hendrickson pulled off a stunning upset against an Olympic gold medalist who narrowly missed winning his fourth straight season.
Trump Nominates Susan Monarez as CDC Director
President Donald Trump has nominated Susan Monarez, the current acting director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), to assume the role permanently. Monarez, who has been leading the agency on an interim basis, brings extensive experience in public health and emergency preparedness. If confirmed, she will oversee the nation’s disease prevention strategies […]
Trump Administration Faces Court Hearings Over Student Protesters
The Trump administration will face two temporary restraining order hearings on Tuesday regarding student protesters Mahmoud Khalil and Momodou Taal. The cases involve legal challenges over their treatment, with potential implications for protest rights and government actions.
Iraqi-British Designer Suhaila al Tamimi Unveils Marine-Inspired Collection in Basra
Iraqi-British fashion designer Suhaila al Tamimi introduced her latest collection in Basra, Iraq, blending cultural influences with marine aesthetics. Drawing inspiration from the sea, she incorporated pearls and oysters into her designs while using a color palette reflecting the water bodies of both Iraq and Britain. Al Tamimi’s collection highlights the fusion of tradition and […]
Judge: Nazis Had More Rights Than Venezuelan Deportees
U.S. Circuit Judge Patricia Millett criticized the Trump administration’s deportation policy, stating that Nazis during World War II had more rights to contest removal than Venezuelan migrants. The court is weighing whether to lift a block on the deportations.