Hamas Agrees to Lay Down Its Weapons in Landmark Gaza Peace Deal
A Historic Shift — With Major Caveats For years, the idea of Hamas voluntarily giving up its weapons seemed almost unthinkable. The group’s founding charter enshrines armed resistance as a core principle, and its arsenal of rockets, anti-tank missiles, and explosives has long been treated…
Five Hospitalized in LA Flea-Borne Typhus Outbreak as County Cases Hit Record Highs
A Neighborhood Outbreak and a Countywide Crisis The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is investigating a localized outbreak of flea-borne typhus in the Pico-Union neighborhood as cases continue to rise across Los Angeles County. The outbreak, announced on July 30, is drawing fresh…
Independent Autopsy Inconclusive as Family of Nolan Wells Demands Full Investigation
A Holiday Weekend That Ended in Tragedy Nolan Xavier Wells, an 18-year-old Ocean Springs, Mississippi native and Southwest Mississippi Community College football player, traveled by boat to Horn Island with a group of friends on July 4 to celebrate the holiday — but did not…
Protesters Storm Netanyahu’s DC Hotel as Anger Over US Support for Israel Boils Over
A Capital Engulfed in Protest Washington, D.C. became a flashpoint of raw political anger this week as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the U.S. capital was met with relentless demonstrations at nearly every turn. Netanyahu’s visit for talks with President Donald Trump was…
Last Fugitive in Víctor Jara Murder Finally Jailed More Than 50 Years Later
Chilean police have arrested Nelson Haase Mazzei, 80, the last fugitive convicted of murdering folk singer and activist Victor Jara in 1973. Haase Mazzei fled in 2023 after being convicted in absentia alongside six other former soldiers. Jara, a prominent figure in Chile’s New Song movement, was killed five days after Pinochet’s military coup overthrew the elected socialist government.
Islamist Terror Attack at Berlin Pride Kills One, Wounds 29 Before Suspect Is Shot Dead
A Celebration Turned to Terror On the evening of July 25, a van was driven into a crowd of pedestrians during Berlin’s Christopher Street Day, a Pride celebration in the Tiergarten in central Berlin. One woman was killed and 29 people were injured, several critically….
After Years of Delays and Political Drama, a New Bridge Finally Links Detroit and Canada
A Long Time Coming After more than two decades of planning, years of construction, a global pandemic, and a very public political standoff, the Gordie Howe International Bridge opened to traffic on July 27, 2026. Every day, hundreds of millions of dollars in trade cross…
Democrats Demand Netanyahu’s Arrest as Israeli PM Heads to Washington
Representative Ro Khanna has joined New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani in calling for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he travels to the United States. The move aligns Khanna with a growing progressive push to hold Netanyahu accountable under international law amid ongoing controversy over Israel’s military campaign in Gaza.
Your Gym Supplement May Also Be a Secret Weapon Against Cancer
Creatine, a popular supplement widely used by athletes to build muscle, may also help power the body’s cancer-fighting immune cells. The compound works by boosting supplies of ATP, the primary energy source used by all cells in the body. Researchers believe enhancing immune cell energy levels could improve the body’s natural ability to fight cancer.
NYC Mayor Mamdani Calls Netanyahu a War Criminal but Admits He Can’t Make the Arrest
A Campaign Promise Hits a Legal Wall It was one of the most striking pledges of last year’s New York City mayoral race: Zohran Mamdani vowed that if he won, the NYPD would arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should he ever set foot in…
