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POLITICS

U.S. State Department Modifies Human Rights Report, Softens Criticism of Key Trump Allies

Wednesday, Aug 13

The U.S. State Department's new human rights report under the Trump administration softens criticisms of allies while ramping up critiques of other nations.

WORLD NEWS

UN Report Reveals Systematic Torture by Myanmar Security Forces

Tuesday, Aug 12

UN investigators detail systematic torture by Myanmar's security forces, identifying high-ranking perpetrators amidst civil unrest.

WORLD NEWS

Indonesian court issues public caning sentences for two men engaged in homosexual acts

Monday, Aug 11

An Indonesian court has sentenced two men to 80 lashes each for engaging in same-sex acts, marking the fifth such verdict since the law was enacted in Aceh.

WORLD NEWS

Taliban Investigates Death Threats Against Afghan UN Female Staff

Monday, Aug 11

UN female staff in Afghanistan receive death threats, prompting Taliban investigations into the matter.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Demands $1 Billion Settlement from UCLA Amid Antisemitism Allegations

Sunday, Aug 10

Trump demands $1 billion from UCLA amidst claims of antisemitism, as California Governor Newsom decries the offer as extortion.

POLITICS

DOJ Investigates New York AG Letitia James Over Trump Fraud Case

Saturday, Aug 09

DOJ's subpoenas against AG Letitia James highlight escalating tensions following her fraud case against Trump.

POLITICS

U.S. Air Force Denies Early Retirement to Transgender Service Members

Friday, Aug 08

The U.S. Air Force has decided to deny early retirement benefits to transgender service members with 15 to 18 years of service, forcing their separation.

POLITICS

UK Homelessness Minister Rushanara Ali Resigns Amid Controversy Over Eviction and Rent Increase

Friday, Aug 08

UK homelessness minister Rushanara Ali resigns following allegations of eviction and rent hikes, raising concerns over her role amid a housing crisis.

ECONOMY

UCLA Faces $584 Million Grant Suspension Amid Civil Rights Allegations

Thursday, Aug 07

UCLA's $584 million in federal grants is suspended under the Trump administration over civil rights violations, impacting research and student programs.