Thursday, Mar 20

Measles cases surge to over 300 in Texas and New Mexico, raising concerns over vaccination rates and public health responses.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Nebraska Congressman Mike Flood endured a heated town hall meeting where constituents voiced concerns over government policies and missteps by Trump and Musk.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Peru declares a state of emergency in Lima after violent crime wave, following the murder of singer Paul Flores linked to rising extortion incidents.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Gavin Newsom's new podcast featuring conservative guests raises eyebrows among Democrats, as perceptions of the governor worsen amid 2028 election speculation.

Tuesday, Mar 18

Confusion surrounds the Trump administration's reversal on the fate of two national monuments in California, originally protected by Biden’s administration.

Monday, Mar 17

Rwanda severs diplomatic relations with Belgium, citing consistent undermining during the ongoing conflict in the DRC, demanding diplomats to leave within 48 hours.

Saturday, Mar 15

Texas experiences a severe measles outbreak with over 300 cases reported nationwide—the most since 2019—amid growing vaccine skepticism.

Friday, Mar 14

As the deadline nears, Senate Democrats face a critical choice: support a GOP funding bill or risk a government shutdown, raising tensions within the party.

Friday, Mar 14

Bosnia's Serb leader Milorad Dodik faces arrest as tensions escalate over constitutional violations and separatist movements, raising concerns for the region's stability.

Friday, Mar 14

The White House has pulled David Weldon's nomination for CDC director just hours before his confirmation hearing, amid concerns over his vaccine skepticism.