Politics

The upcoming Women's Euro quarter-final between England and Sweden promises intense competition as both teams vie for a spot in the semifinals.

By Delia Vasquez•May 26, 2026

U.S. universities may see a significant economic impact due to a projected decline of up to 40% in international student enrollment.

By Delia Vasquez•May 8, 2026

The decline in wholesale inflation has ignited optimism in financial circles and hinted at a possible shift in the Federal Reserve's approach.

By Delia Vasquez•May 5, 2026

World Sepsis Day brings attention to the critical need for prevention and early treatment to reduce mortality and improve global health outcomes.

By Delia Vasquez•May 2, 2026

President Trump's second state visit to the UK, hosted by King Charles III, highlights enduring US-UK ties amid public protests and diplomatic discussions.

By Delia Vasquez•Mar 31, 2026

Marchers traveled from Philadelphia to D.C. to highlight the importance of democratic values and accountability, symbolizing a call for civic participation.

By Delia Vasquez•Mar 19, 2026

NASA's New Horizons spacecraft has resumed operations after its longest hibernation, promising new insights into the far reaches of our solar system.

By Delia Vasquez•Mar 2, 2026

In Ghana, Dacosta Aheto leverages faith and education to uplift vulnerable youth, fostering resilience and opportunity through his nonprofit initiative.

By Delia Vasquez•Dec 26, 2025

Hawaii confronts a severe wildfire crisis, prompting federal response and underscoring the urgent need for climate adaptation strategies.

By Delia Vasquez•Nov 30, 2025

The United Auto Workers' landmark strike significantly redefined labor dynamics, demanding better wages, security, and benefits for auto workers.

By Delia Vasquez•Nov 23, 2025