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Watch: Recap of Donald Trump’s first year back in the White House
One year into President Donald Trump’s second term, the White House marks an inflection point defined by a more assertive…
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World
Global climate report finds 2025 was third-warmest year on record
Global temperatures over the past three years have, on average, exceeded 1.5C above pre-industrial levels for the first time, the…
World
2026 promises a spectacular year for Moon enthusiasts and stargazers
Thirteen full moons will light the sky in 2026, a rare cadence in the lunar calendar that coincides with NASA’s…
World
Amsterdam Church Devastated by Fire as Dutch New Year Turns Chaotic
AMSTERDAM — A massive fire gutted one of Amsterdam’s best-known 19th-century churches during a New Year’s Eve marked by two…
Somalia
UN Security Council renews Somalia peacekeeping mission for another year
UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations Security Council unanimously renewed the mandate of the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission…
Somalia
UN Security Council Extends Somalia Peacekeeping Mandate for Another Year
New York — The United Nations Security Council unanimously renewed the mandate of the African Union Support and Stabilization Mission…
World
UK likely experienced its warmest year on record in 2025, forecasters say
UK on brink of warmest year on record as 2025 tracks above 2022 benchmark, Met Office says The UK could…
Editorial
What Drove Axadle to Honor Puntland State’s President as Person of the Year
Why Axadle named Puntland State’s president Person of the Year: Wartime leadership against ISIS Sometimes leadership becomes legible only when…
World
Britain’s King Charles to reduce cancer treatment in the New Year
King Charles III says his cancer treatment will be reduced in the new year, crediting early diagnosis and effective care…
World
2025 likely to tie second-warmest year on record, climate agency reports
Global temperatures are on track to deliver the planet’s second hottest year on record in 2025—tied with 2023—after a historic…
World
‘Japa’ Exodus: Why Millions of Nigerians Leave Every Year
“Japa” is Yoruba slang for “to leave” — a word that has become shorthand across Nigeria for a mass movement…
