By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer Armed men from South Sudan have killed around 140 people, including women and children, and kidnapped a number of others ...
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By Camellia Carbonaro Staff Writer In the fall of 1838, Georgetown University’s early presidents, Thomas F. Mulledy and William McSherry, organized ...
Read More »By Jennifer Goetz Nation & World Editor The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) decided on Thursday, April 14, to permit folic acid in corn-masa flour. ...
Read More »By Danielle Silvia Staff Writer Coral reefs are in danger because of climate change, especially the recent El Niño effect (when the waters by the equator ...
Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer An explosion and wildfire caused from a botched fireworks display killed 113 people and injured over 500 at a Hindu ...
Read More »By Zahra Memon Correspondent On Sunday, April 3, Azerbaijan and Armenia, neighboring countries located in the South Asian subcontinent, agreed on a cease-fire ...
Read More »By Rohan Ahluwalia Staff Writer The fate of Brazil’s president, Dilma Rousseff, is becoming bleaker as the days pass. On Wednesday, April 6, special ...
Read More »By Zahra Memon On Tuesday, March 22, the city of Brussels was reduced to shambles. While the news about Belgium was being broadcast worldwide, every station ...
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By Danielle Silvia Staff Writer On Sunday, March 27, Syrian forces recaptured Palmyra, a city that had been taken over a few months prior by the Islamic ...
Read More »By Zahra Memon Correspondent On Easter Sunday, March 26, in Lahore, Pakistan, families of all ethnic backgrounds mingled at the eminent Gulshan-e-Iqbal ...
Read More »By Louinel Jean and Sandrale Schettini After years of political unrest and leadership failures, the marginalization of rural life in Haiti is directly ...
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By Catherine Herbert Staff Writer Last Tuesday, March 22, there were attacks at a metro station and an international airport in Brussels, Belgium, that ...
Read More »By Jahnvi Upreti Staff Writer Monday, March 21, marked the first day of President Barack Obama’s historic trip to Cuba. The president and First Lady ...
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By Jennifer Goetz Nation & World Editor Sen. Bernie Sanders won all three presidential contests on Saturday, March 26, taking the delegates from ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer It has been months since the news of the water crisis in Flint, Mich., first broke, where residents had been exposed to ...
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By Tom Ballard Opinions Editor Salah Abdeslam, a suspected terrorist involved in the Paris terror attacks four months ago that left 130 people dead, ...
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By Catherine Herbert Staff Writer Japan’s official 2015 census, which was released on Friday, Feb. 26, revealed that its population has made a dramatic ...
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By Olivia Rizzo Staff Writer Historically, the results of Super Tuesday have functioned as a crystal ball that is able to predict the two final candidates ...
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By Jennifer Goetz Nation & World Editor It’s taken months, but according to the New York Times, Italy’s Senate approved the first-ever law accepting ...
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By Camellia Carbonaro Staff Writer For decades, the government of India has used female sterilization as its primary mode of contraception to correct ...
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