WHO deems monkeypox a worldwide health emergency
The World Health Organization (WHO) issued its highest alert status on Saturday (July 23) in response to the monkeypox outbreak,
Pope Francis’ Canada journey to fix Indigenous school
On Sunday, July 24, Pope Francis will travel to Canada to apologize in person to indigenous people who endured decades
Women and girls in Gaza can’t get away
Soon after being married in the Gaza Strip, Istabraq Baraka, a teenager, became pregnant. Her husband killed her after three
The issue with Starbucks as a “public bathroom”
The Starbucks restroom is the pinnacle of “corporate solutions for government problems.” Urban areas in the United States suffer from
Why Koreans loved a WWII-era American personality test
Seoul seems smitten; among the traditional Hangul characters, it’s hard to miss MBTI. These four letters are in advertising, conversations,
McLaughlin breaks the world record for the 400m
For the fourth time in the past 13 months, Sydney McLaughlin has broken the world record for the 400-meter hurdles.
Filipino-founded company developing ovarian cancer blood test
On Friday, July 22, the Philippine branch of InterVenn Biosciences, a biotechnology company created by Filipinos, opened for business. One
Prince Harry wins appeal to get police protection
On Friday, July 22, Prince Harry received approval to formally appeal the British government’s decision to remove police protection from
The World Court has jurisdiction over Myanmar’s genocide
On Friday, July 22, the World Court rejected Myanmar’s objections to a genocide complaint over its treatment of the Muslim
Amazon’s ‘Lord of the Rings’ series explores a
On Friday, July 22, at the annual San Diego Comic-Con conference, the developers of Lord of the Rings on Amazon.com
