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UN Warns of “Unprecedented” Hunger in Sudan as Half of Children Under 5 Starve
The UN said that Sudan’s Umm Baru is experiencing one of the worst levels of hunger recorded by its assessments.
Social Security Changes Under Trump Led to Backlogs, Wait Times, and More Issues
The delays in service are largely the result of staff firings, coupled with little training for transferred staff.
As Towns and Cities Fight Off Data Centers, Calls Grow for a National Moratorium
The battle to build new data centers has pitted communities across the country against Silicon Valley.
Pentagon Announces $8.6B Contract for Boeing to Make F-15s for Israel
The contract will provide Israel with 25 F-15 fighter jets, with the option for 25 more.
2025 Ranked As One of World’s Hottest Years Due to Human-Made Climate Crisis
Climate change made 2025 heat waves 10 times more likely, a new report finds.
All Security Council Members Except US Condemn Israeli Recognition of Somaliland
Somalia’s permanent representative to the UN called the move an “act of aggression.”
Millions Across Michigan May Be Exposed to PFAS in Private Water Wells
Ahead of the curve in testing city water for PFAS, Michigan is now urging residents to get their private water tested.
Trump’s Attack on Birthright Citizenship Seeks to Further Codify White Supremacy
A Supreme Court case that could potentially undo and restrict citizenship rights shows that the border is everywhere.
Trump Says US Struck “Big Facility” in Venezuela as Reports Emerge of CIA Attack
Legal experts say the strike, if confirmed, could represent a violation of the UN Charter.
Netanyahu Pushes Renewed Attacks on Iran in Meeting With Trump
The pair also discussed phase two of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, which Israel has violated with near-daily attacks.