Monday, Jan 27

Alexander Lukashenko secures reelection amid international condemnation of the electoral process as a 'sham,' solidifying his oppressive rule in Belarus.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Reports of ICE raids targeting Indigenous peoples in the Navajo Nation raise fears over citizenship status and safety among tribal members.

Tuesday, Jan 28

A fierce dispute over North Carolina's Supreme Court election involves challenges to 66,000 ballots, raising concerns over voter rights and election integrity.

Sunday, Jan 26

Lukashenko's suppression of dissent continues as he seeks another term in a widely denounced presidential election viewed as a "sham" by the West.

Sunday, Jan 26

Target announces the end of its diversity initiatives as it aligns with a changing political landscape marked by increased opposition to DEI goals.

Sunday, Jan 26

PETA activists were arrested while attempting a manure protest outside ASPCA's office, highlighting ongoing conflicts in animal welfare philosophies.

Saturday, Jan 25

Belarus votes in a heavily criticized election where President Lukashenko is poised to extend his authoritarian rule for a seventh term with no credible challengers.

Sunday, Jan 26

The Trump Justice Department limits prosecutions for blocking reproductive health facilities, citing "weaponization" of law enforcement against anti-abortion advocates.

Saturday, Jan 25

The Captain Cook statue in Sydney was vandalised ahead of Australia Day, sparking renewed debate over his legacy and its impact on Indigenous Australians.

Saturday, Jan 25

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka condemns ICE's warrantless raid, detaining undocumented immigrants and U.S. citizens, including a veteran, igniting widespread concern.