Friday, Apr 11

The U.S. House passed the SAVE Act mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration, raising concerns about disenfranchising eligible voters.

Thursday, Apr 10

The Trump administration has frozen more than $1 billion in funding for Cornell and $790 million for Northwestern as investigations into civil rights violations escalate.

Wednesday, Apr 09

Amnesty reports a surge in global executions, primarily driven by Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia, marking the highest figures in nearly a decade.

Tuesday, Apr 08

Microsoft has terminated employees after protests against the company's AI technology contracts with Israel, highlighting tensions surrounding corporate ethics and human rights.

Monday, Apr 07

Thousands rallied across the U.S. and globally in the "Hands Off!" protests against Trump and Musk's policies impacting democracy and public services.

Sunday, Apr 06

Joseph Tater, a US citizen awaiting trial in Russia for assault, has been sent to a psychiatric hospital after a court decision.

Sunday, Apr 06

Spaniards nationwide protest against skyrocketing housing costs and market speculation, demanding policy reforms and social housing initiatives.

Saturday, Apr 05

A North Carolina appeals court ordered a verification for tens of thousands of ballots, potentially changing the outcome of the closely contested Supreme Court race.

Saturday, Apr 05

Israeli airstrikes on a school in Gaza resulted in dozens of casualties, intensifying military operations as tensions with Hamas continue to rise.

Friday, Apr 04

A Thai court has issued an arrest warrant for American academic Paul Chambers, charging him with violating the country's lese-majeste law regarding royal insults.