Friday, Mar 28

The Sudanese army claims full control of Khartoum, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing civil war against the RSF paramilitary group.

Sunday, Mar 23

Sudan's military has reclaimed the Republican Palace and Central Bank in Khartoum, a significant shift in control amid ongoing conflict with the RSF.

Wednesday, Mar 19

French politician Raphael Glucksmann demands the return of the Statue of Liberty, sparking strong responses from the U.S. White House amidst historical tensions.

Tuesday, Mar 18

The Vatican has released a new photo of Pope Francis celebrating Mass, marking his first public appearance since hospitalization with pneumonia.

Tuesday, Mar 11

The Supreme Court will review a challenge to Colorado's law banning conversion therapy for minors, amid ongoing debates over free speech and LGBTQ rights.

Saturday, Mar 08

Three Bulgarian nationals have been convicted of industrial-scale spying for Russia from the UK, endangering lives across Europe.

Friday, Mar 07

Legendary vibraphonist Roy Ayers, known for "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" and his impact on jazz-funk, has passed away at age 84.

Thursday, Mar 06

Zhenhao Zou, a Chinese PhD student, was found guilty of drugging and raping ten women in a British court, sparking outrage and concern over potential more victims.

Thursday, Mar 06

UNICEF exposes horrific rates of child rape in Sudan, where armed conflict has led to widespread sexual violence against children.

Thursday, Feb 27

Meta issues an apology following a technical error that led to disturbing graphic content appearing on Instagram Reels for some users.