Over 600 people have been killed by the Burma security forces since February 1, reported by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. The largest city, Yangon has faced violent conflicts with most civilian casualties. Over a month ago, Myanmar J... More »
Across the United States, mask mandates are being erased and restrictions due to COVID are being lifted. States are making their way back to business before the pandemic, which did not directly impact the United States on a large scale until March of 2020. It... More »
Recently, a cyber criminal group hacked America’s largest gas pipeline, a pipeline that carries nearly half of the fuel consumed on the East coast. The pipeline was swiftly shut down before the hackers could cause serious damage, but the hackers demanded a rep... More »
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy is being sentenced to 3 years in prison, two years suspended, for corruption after attempting to bribe a judge in 2014. The judge, Gilbert Azibert, was supposedly offered a prestigious job in Monaco in exchange for infor... More »
Just as India’s COVID-19 cases were lowering and the virus seemed to abate, India was hit worse than ever. Cases are fluctuating and crematoriums are flooded with corpses. The healthcare system has crumbled, hospitals are full, and citizens turn to the black m... More »
Historians often study history for the purpose of understanding the past and moving forward to a future devoid of previous mistakes. In few facets of life have these mistakes been more abundant than in interactions between people of different skin colors and e... More »
Since the authorization of COVID-19 vaccines in the United States on December 14, 2021, vaccination has transpired exponentially nationwide, only to be encountered with an unforeseen roadblock – the “Anti-vaxxers.” Although vaccines have been hailed as the a... More »
The recent decline in demand for COVID-19 vaccinations has been starting to worry health officials of Santa Clara County. This has been occurring despite expansions in vaccination sites, and increases in vaccine supply, putting hundreds of opened but unused va... More »
April 29, 2021- President Biden of the United States delivered his first address to a joint session of the US Congress. Mr. Biden spoke to a socially distanced audience of less than 200 congress officials and lawmakers, which is a small fraction of the amount ... More »
Earlier this month, Japan officially announced its decision to discharge radioactive wastewater from Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster that occurred in 2011 into the Pacific Ocean. To many environmentalists, this is a destructive move towards another environm... More »
The US’s Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine will be resuming within a few days after another suspension. This comes as a surprise to many, especially after the shocking ingredient mix-up at one of the Emergent BioSolutions production plants as well as newfound... More »
Despite many controversies, the postponed 2020 Olympics are scheduled to run this year from July 23 to August 8 in Tokyo, Japan. Many feel uneasy at the possibility of a COVID-19 outbreak caused by the Olympics, meanwhile, some commemorate the event as proof ... More »