War & Geopolitics
4,000 People Attempt to Move Hirosaki Castle by Hand
About 4,000 people gathered in Hirosaki, Japan, to attempt moving Hirosaki Castle by hand as part of an ancient tradition…
Norway’s New King Haakon VIII Honors Late Father in First Speech
Norway’s new king, Haakon VIII, delivered an emotional tribute to his late father, Harald V, in his first public speech…
Former Ecuadorian President Faces Corruption Charges
Former Ecuadorian President Lenín Moreno has been imprisoned amid corruption charges, according to BBC News. The allegations claim Moreno accepted…
Canada installs Lake Ontario sign in jab at US
Canada has erected a billboard along the shoreline of Lake Ontario declaring the lake as Canadian territory “now and always,”…
Iceland EU Membership Referendum Too Close to Call
A referendum in Iceland on resuming membership talks with the European Union is too close to call as vote counting…
Beijing Expands Purge of Top Military Leaders
Beijing is expanding its purge of top military leaders, targeting officers affiliated with previously ousted leaders, according to analysts. The…
Balancing modern convenience with pre-internet nostalgia
Modern conveniences and the nostalgia for pre-internet simplicity present a cultural dilemma as societies advance technologically while reminiscing about less…
U.S.-Canada Trade War Escalates as Talks Collapse
Trade negotiations between the U.S. and Canada have broken down, sparking a new wave of tension in the ongoing trade…
37 Killed in Russian Strike on Ukrainian Weapons Depot
A Russian strike on a weapons depot in a civilian area near Kyiv killed 37 people, according to a report…
Michigan Senate candidate Rogers falsely claimed to see Bin Laden’s body
Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers falsely suggested he saw Osama bin Laden’s body with his “own eyes” during his time…