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June 15 marks the official start of Arizona’s monsoon season, but this year, the skies are silent. Phoenix is baking under a relentless 113°F sun, and the National Weather Service says no rain is expected for at least another week. While media outlets rush to link the heat to climate change, longtime residents and meteorologists…
In the modern political landscape, moments of public unrest have become more than just crises—they are opportunities for messaging, activism, and political maneuvering. For Democrats, footage of protests, social upheaval, and clashes with law enforcement serves as a powerful narrative reinforcing their policy positions. But as unrest unfolds, another tool emerges: congressional oversight visits. While…
On June 14, the streets of Washington, D.C., and other major U.S. cities are expected to be filled with demonstrators rallying under the banner of “No Kings.” The protests, organized by a coalition of civil rights groups, aim to push back against what activists describe as authoritarian tendencies displayed by President Donald Trump throughout his…
Top news stories from America, the Philippines, China and Asia Pacific
Top news stories from America, the Philippines, China and Asia Pacific
Top news stories from America, the Philippines, China and Asia Pacific
Top news stories from America, the Philippines, China and Asia Pacific
