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POLITICS

Supreme Court Declines Case on Student's "Only Two Genders" T-Shirt

Tuesday, May 27

The Supreme Court declined to hear a case involving a student's free speech rights to wear a "There are only two genders" T-shirt at school.

WORLD NEWS

Seventeen Greek Coastguards Charged Over Deadly Pylos Shipwreck

Tuesday, May 27

Seventeen Greek coastguards face charges over the 2023 Pylos shipwreck, where hundreds of migrants tragically lost their lives.

WORLD NEWS

Federal Judge Orders Trump Administration to Facilitate Return of Deported Guatemalan Asylum Seeker

Sunday, May 25

A federal judge orders the Trump administration to assist in returning a Guatemalan man wrongfully deported to Mexico, raising concerns over due process.

POLITICS

Israeli Forces Accused of Systematically Using Palestinians as Human Shields in Gaza

Sunday, May 25

Allegations surface of Israeli forces using Palestinians as human shields in Gaza, raising significant human rights concerns.

WORLD NEWS

Venezuelan Opposition Leader Juan Pablo Guanipa Arrested Ahead of Controversial Elections

Saturday, May 24

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa has been arrested, escalating tensions ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Accuses Columbia University of Civil Rights Violations Against Jewish Students

Saturday, May 24

The Trump administration has accused Columbia University of violating Jewish students' civil rights by failing to address antisemitism effectively.

CRIME

Marubo Tribe Sues New York Times Over Defamatory Reporting

Saturday, May 24

The Marubo tribe from Brazil's Amazon has filed a defamation lawsuit against the New York Times, alleging harmful misrepresentations.

WORLD NEWS

U.S. Allegedly Deports Asian Migrants to South Sudan Amid Legal Challenges

Wednesday, May 21

Reports reveal U.S. deportations of Asian migrants to South Sudan, highlighting legal disputes over due process rights.

POLITICS

Uganda's Parliament Authorizes Military Tribunals for Civilians in Defiance of Supreme Court Ruling

Wednesday, May 21

Uganda's parliament restores military trials for civilians despite a Supreme Court ruling against such practices, raising alarm among opposition and rights groups.