When the winds began to roar across Kingston, no one believed the radios. They said “Category 5,” but no one could imagine what that really meant—until roofs started lifting like paper, until the sea itself crawled inland and swallowed the streetlights whole.

Jamaica’s patience is wearing thin — some tourists forgot respect is part of the trip. Not all Black Americans are to blame, but the island’s workers are speaking out loud.

When China tried to quietly warn its neighbors not to sell minerals to America, Washington didn’t back off — it flew in. The President’s overseas trip isn’t about diplomacy — it’s about power, minerals, and who builds the future.

The moon landing was a big event in history, but some people look at the facts and say otherwise? What's your opinion? Let me show you mine and others opinions. Just a teen girl in a big world!

A shocking move, Iran has cut ties with the UN’s nuclear watchdog, triggering global alarm and diplomatic chaos. Western nations warn the decision could reignite a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, while Tehran insists it’s reclaiming its “sovereign right” to self-defense. Analysts say the standoff could spiral into one of the most dangerous international crises of the decade.

God bless Charlie. God bless the USA. 🇺🇸 ✝️ John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal Life.”

I am Jesus Christ, but i was a Christian before I was Jesus Christ. I prayed, I paid tithing, I read the scriptures...

Jesus Christ is real, Jesus Christ is real, Jesus Christ is real... and we don't currently know that.

Let's Debate. My opinion is that Israel is committing a genocide. You will not offend me if you disagree. This is my opinion and I think the Israeli Government provides the proof.

The ideology of this Republic we live in must erupt and become reborn; the time is now to stand and unite as a whole.

On January 26, 2016, a significant turning point occurred when several key leaders, including Ammon Bundy and LaVoy Finicum, left the refuge in a two-vehicle convoy. State and federal authorities executed a traffic stop on U.S. Route 395. Ammon Bundy and several others in the first vehicle surrendered peacefully. However, Finicum, driving the second vehicle, refused to comply with orders and fled, leading to a pursuit. The pursuit ended when Finicum encountered a roadblock. Instead of stopping, Finicum drove his truck into a snowbank. What followed was a fatal confrontation during which LaVoy Finicum was shot and killed by Oregon State Police. This event marked a dramatic escalation of the standoff and became a major point of contention and investigation.

The conflict began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas and other militants launched a surprise assault from Gaza into Israel, killing roughly 1,200 people—including many civilians—and taking dozens of hostages, triggering Israel’s military response.

We are born into stories already in progress; scripts written in zoning codes, lease clauses and immigration memos. The chain isn't always metal; sometimes its silence, sometimes it's policy. Survival isn't passive, it's political. Every exception carved by tenants, immigrants, and harm reductionists is not a glitch in the system, it's a blueprint for rupture. In a world that criminalizes existence, the art of breaking through begins with the refusal to be erased.

A surprise ceasefire halts months of fighting in a long-standing conflict, a tech startup unveils an AI that can mimic any voice in seconds sparking privacy fears, and archaeologists uncover a lost city buried beneath the desert sands for over a thousand years.

Famine is unfolding in Gaza—man-made, deadly, and ignored. A recent U.N.-backed report confirms widespread starvation, tens of thousands of malnutrition cases, and soaring child deaths. This week we expose how aid restrictions, violence at distribution points, and political calculus created a hunger crisis few are covering.

September 24 has been an important date throughout history. It's a day that's seen many things, from pivotal moments in science to significant cultural events.

In May 2025, an aerial strike destroyed a Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) hospital in Old Fangak, killing civilians including a baby and crippling medical care for tens of thousands. Yet this atrocity barely registered in global headlines. This week, we expose how a healthcare facility meant to heal became a target and why silence persists.

This article talks about Ozzy Osbournes passing and how much he meant to me not only as a musician but as a person as well. He was such an inspiration to people of all ages all over the world. The music industry will never be the same without him but I know he is still rocking on in the afterlife as well. ♡

Over 6 million people have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo since the late '90s—many in conflicts over cobalt, coltan, and gold. In 2025, the violence is escalating again. Why isn’t this global humanitarian disaster on the front page? This week, we expose the corporate, military, and geopolitical forces keeping Congo’s suffering invisible.

While global attention focuses on geopolitics and elections, a devastating consequence of U.S. aid policy is unfolding in South Africa: pregnant women are losing access to lifesaving anti‑retroviral therapy, and HIV transmission rates are spiking. We're exploring the human cost behind the headlines