US Open Day 1 Recap: McIlroy and Scheffler Face Challenges
As the sun set on the opening day of the US Open, the spotlight shone brightly on Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler, both of whom faced significant hurdles on the course. While many enthusiasts anticipated a thrilling performance, the day proved to be a test of resilience.
McIlroy, who has long been a crowd favorite and a formidable competitor, struggled to find his rhythm. “It’s tough out there,” he remarked. “I just need to focus on each shot and trust my…
U.S. Marines Gear Up for Los Angeles Assignment Amid Widespread Protests
California is gearing up for a legal showdown with the Trump administration regarding the deployment of U.S. troops in Los Angeles. This comes on the heels of widespread protests against President Donald Trump's immigration policies, which have seen demonstrators take to the streets in major cities across the country.
The military has confirmed that around 700 U.S. Marines will be stationed in Los Angeles either today or tomorrow. They are set to support up to 4,000 National Guard troops tasked with protecting federal…
Kenya’s Ruto Claims Blogger Died from Police Actions, Altering Narrative
The Heartbreaking Tragedy Surrounding Albert Ojwang's Death
On June 9, 2025, a wave of protests surged through Nairobi, as citizens gathered outside the Central Police Station to voice their outrage following the death of blogger Albert Ojwang while in police custody. This tragic event has reignited deep-seated concerns regarding the actions of Kenya's security services, prompting President William Ruto to address the nation.
In a significant turnaround, Ruto publicly acknowledged that Ojwang had died "at the hands of…
Egypt Expels Numerous Foreign Nationals Ahead of Gaza Protest
Egyptian authorities have recently deported multiple foreign nationals who traveled to Egypt to participate in a pro-Palestinian march, with many more facing potential deportation, according to organizers as well as sources from the airport and security teams.
This week, hundreds gathered in Egypt for the Global March to Gaza, a notable international initiative designed to advocate for an end to the Israeli blockade of the Palestinian enclave and to raise awareness of the ongoing humanitarian crisis there. As one organizer…
Kenya Celebrates 8 Years of Continuous Service on Chinese-Designed Railway
On June 10, 2025, dancers graced the stage during a vibrant celebration in Nairobi, commemorating the remarkable eight-year milestone of the Mombasa-Nairobi Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), a project proudly built with Chinese expertise. This railway not only symbolizes infrastructural advancement but also represents a significant chapter in Kenya's ongoing journey of economic progression.
The atmosphere was electric with enthusiasm as dignitaries gathered to reflect on the accomplishments of the SGR. Chinese Ambassador to…
Somalia Declares C6+ ‘Outdated’ as Opposition Pulls Out of Talks
Somalia Redefines Diplomatic Dynamics as Opposition Retreats from Talks
MOGADISHU, Somalia - The political landscape of Somalia has always been complex and fraught with challenges. Recently, however, the tensions have escalated, particularly as President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud navigates turbulent waters, fueled by what many term as political 'missteps'. The President’s current discontent? Aimed squarely at members of the diplomatic community, whose calls for order have not gone unnoticed.
The opposition's decision to pull…
Children Flood Kenyan Refugee Ward Amid Urgent Starvation Crisis Following U.S. Aid Reductions
Starvation Warning: Children Fill Kenya's Refugee Ward After US Aid Cuts
In the heart of Kenya’s Kakuma refugee camp, a tragic narrative unfolds. It’s a story marked by uncertainty, desperation, and, above all, a haunting sense of hunger. Hundreds of thousands of individuals find themselves gradually succumbing to starvation, a reality starkly highlighted by recent funding cuts from the United States. A United Nations official has candidly described the situation to the BBC, revealing that food rations have plummeted to…
Somalia Rescinds Ban on Taiwanese Passports Following U.S. Influence and Rising China Tensions
Somalia Lifts Ban on Taiwanese Passports Amid U.S. Pressure and Geopolitical Tensions
MOGADISHU, Somalia - Recently, the Federal Government of Somalia has made a pivotal decision to lift the ban on Taiwanese passport holders. This move is drawing significant attention, particularly due to the influence of the United States and several global stakeholders who had opposed the initial ban. The story reveals a complex interplay of international relations, where diplomacy meets geopolitics in unexpected ways.
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Plane Bound for London Crashes Shortly After Takeoff in India
In a tragic aviation incident, over 290 lives were lost when an Air India flight destined for London crashed shortly after takeoff from Ahmedabad, marking one of the deadliest air disasters in a decade. With 242 individuals on board, the catastrophe unfolded as the aircraft, en route to Gatwick Airport, collided with a medical college hostel during the busy lunch hour.
The devastation was not limited to passengers, as the impact resulted in casualties on the ground. "Approximately 294 have died, including several students…
Qatar Charity Launches New Health Center in Somalia
In a significant step towards improving healthcare accessibility in northern Somalia, Qatar Charity has proudly unveiled a new health centre that aspires to transform the medical landscape of a region grappling with a dire shortage of healthcare infrastructure. This initiative, marked by hope and determination, embodies the spirit of communal support and resilience.
The newly inaugurated facility is not just a building; it represents a beacon of hope for countless individuals in need of essential medical services. With…