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‘The weak treating the weak’: Doctors in Gaza are fainting while trying to save their starving patients

‘The weak treating the weak’: Palestinian doctors in Gaza collapse while aiding malnourished patients

Karem Wintourd Penn

In Gaza, the continuous humanitarian crisis has brought healthcare workers to the brink, both physically and emotionally. Medical facilities throughout the area, already stretched thin due to limited resources and…

Suspect faces terrorism charges in stabbing of 11 at Walmart in Michigan

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Terrorism charges filed in Michigan Walmart stabbing of 11

Karem Wintourd Penn

An individual arrested in connection with a recent stabbing incident at a Walmart store in Michigan is now facing a terrorism charge, as authorities deepen their investigation into the motivations…

Thailand and Cambodia agree to 'immediate ceasefire'

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Thailand and Cambodia reach ‘immediate ceasefire’ agreement

Karem Wintourd Penn

In a significant move toward easing tensions, Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to bring an immediate stop to recent hostilities that have erupted along their shared border. This development follows…

No formula, no food: Mothers and babies starve together in Gaza

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No formula, no food: Gaza’s mothers and babies struggle without nourishment

Karem Wintourd Penn

In the midst of a deepening humanitarian crisis, families in Gaza are facing extreme challenges accessing basic necessities, particularly infant formula and food. The widespread shortages have left many mothers…

‘It was a nightmare’: Venezuelans deported from US describe conditions in Salvadoran prison

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Venezuelans deported from the US expose harsh realities in Salvadoran prison

Karem Wintourd Penn

After being deported from the United States, a group of Venezuelan migrants found themselves in what they describe as a deeply distressing and punitive environment in a Salvadoran detention center.…

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As protesters are hit with terrorism charges, critics accuse Kenya’s government of criminalizing dissent

Karem Wintourd Penn

In recent weeks, Kenya has witnessed a wave of unrest following controversial government proposals, leading to mass demonstrations across the country. While these protests initially focused on fiscal issues—particularly a…

Taiwan is paralyzed by political gridlock. A mass recall of ‘pro-China’ lawmakers could break that

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Can Taiwan Overcome Political Gridlock Through Mass Recall of ‘Pro-China’ Lawmakers?

Karem Wintourd Penn

Taiwan is currently facing a significant standstill in its political arena, with essential legislative measures being blocked because of profound disagreements among legislators. Central to this deadlock is the increasing…

Top UN court says countries can sue each other over climate change

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UN court paves way for climate change lawsuits between countries

Karem Wintourd Penn

In a landmark decision that could redefine how countries are held accountable for environmental harm, the world’s top international court has declared that nations may legally challenge one another over…

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Los Angeles no longer ranks as worst US city for traffic

Karem Wintourd Penn

For years, Los Angeles was almost interchangeable with traffic jams. The unending queues of vehicles on the I-405 and I-10, along with the daily standstills extending over long distances, and…

The pandemic aged our brains, whether we got Covid or not, study finds

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Experts say the pandemic aged our brains, Covid not required, study shows

Karem Wintourd Penn

New research suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic may have had a profound impact on cognitive health—regardless of whether individuals were infected with the virus. The stress, disruption, and prolonged uncertainty…

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