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A tragic shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, Wisconsin, on Monday left three people dead, including the teenage shooter, and six others injured. Initial reports indicated five fatalities, but this number was later revised. According to law enforcement, the shooter, who used a 9mm pistol, killed a teacher and another student before taking their own life. The shooter, identified as a female, was confirmed to have died by suicide. The attack shocked the community, and police chief Shon Barnes called it a sad day, urging for more action to prevent such violence. The incident has further sparked national…

The city of Geneva became a hotbed of Sudanese resistance as thousands gathered in front of the negotiations headquarters, passionately demanding an end to the chaos plaguing their homeland. Holding banners emblazoned with calls for peace and stability, protesters pushed for radical solutions to the ongoing crisis. Their voices reflected a collective determination not to see Sudan fall under the control of the Brotherhood forces or Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan’s leadership once more. Amid the international efforts to secure a political settlement to the conflict that has left millions in Sudan suffering, the protesters emphasized that quick and concrete steps must be…

Pete Hegseth, a former U.S. Army National Guard soldier and conservative commentator, has become a prominent voice in criticizing the inclusion of LGBTQ+ service members in the U.S. military. In his book The War on Warriors, published this year, Hegseth denounced policies that allow openly gay individuals to serve, calling them part of a “Marxist agenda.” He argues that such policies prioritize social justice over military readiness and discipline, marking a significant shift in the armed forces that began with the repeal of the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) policy in 2011. DADT, introduced in 1993 during Bill Clinton’s presidency,…

FBI Director Christopher Wray has announced plans to resign at the end of President Joe Biden’s term in January 2025, citing his commitment to maintaining the agency’s focus amid increasing political tensions. Wray, appointed in 2017 by then-President Donald Trump after the dismissal of James Comey, served during a period marked by significant challenges, including politically sensitive investigations into both Trump and Biden administrations. Trump’s recent election victory has fueled Wray’s decision to step down, with the President-elect nominating Kash Patel as his successor. Patel, known for his hardline views, is expected to push a dramatic reorganization of the FBI.…

South Korea is witnessing a political storm following an unprecedented raid on President Yoon Suk-yeol’s office by police investigating allegations of a secret martial law declaration. The investigation, which has plunged the nation into turmoil, centers on claims that the president and senior officials prepared plans for martial law to suppress escalating anti-government protests. The protests, which have surged in recent weeks, were sparked by growing discontent over economic hardships and allegations of political corruption. Demonstrators, including students, labor unions, and civil society groups, have occupied key public spaces, demanding Yoon’s resignation. Opposition leaders have accused the president of undermining…

New York prosecutors have charged a suspect with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was fatally shot outside the New York Hilton last week. Authorities identified the accused as Jason Caldwell, a 42-year-old with a criminal history, including charges for aggravated assault and weapons possession. The charges come amid heightened tensions in New York, as the high-profile killing shocked both the corporate and political worlds. Mayor Eric Adams, speaking at a press conference, condemned the incident as a “brazen act of violence that has no place in our city.” He emphasized the city’s commitment to curbing violent crime…

The political landscape of Syria took a dramatic turn as reports emerged suggesting ousted President Bashar al-Assad has sought refuge in Moscow. Sources close to Russian authorities claim Assad arrived in Russia earlier this week, accompanied by close family members and a small contingent of loyal advisors. The move follows mounting speculation about his safety and position after a rebel advance in Syria’s Hama province significantly weakened the regime’s hold. Assad’s reported departure marks a symbolic and strategic turning point in the Syrian civil war, now entering its 14th year. Analysts believe this development underscores the intensifying pressure on Assad’s…

A U.S. House committee hearing aimed at scrutinizing the Secret Service’s handling of recent assassination attempts on former President Donald Trump erupted into chaos on Thursday, as partisan tensions boiled over into a shouting match. Focus on Assassination Attempts The hearing was convened to address concerns over the Secret Service’s response to two high-profile attempts on Trump’s life earlier this year. Lawmakers sought clarity on the agency’s preparedness, operational protocols, and communication with other law enforcement entities. Democrats pressed the Secret Service for explanations about internal vulnerabilities, while Republicans accused them of withholding critical details. Tensions mounted as questions veered…

New York City, NY — Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, was tragically shot and killed on Tuesday night outside the New York Hilton in Midtown Manhattan. The shocking incident has sent ripples through the corporate and healthcare communities, as police launch a manhunt to track down the perpetrator. Thompson, 54, was leaving the luxury hotel around 9:30 PM when he was attacked. Witnesses reported hearing gunshots and seeing a suspect fleeing the scene. Emergency services arrived promptly, but Thompson was pronounced dead at the scene. As the head of UnitedHealthcare, one of the largest healthcare insurers in the United…

South Korea’s President Lifts Martial Law Amid Growing Opposition and Calls for Resignation South Korea’s President Yoon Suk-yeol has officially lifted martial law following a dramatic wave of domestic and international pressure. The unprecedented decision to impose martial law, citing the need to counter “pro-North Korean elements,” sparked massive protests, political backlash, and calls for Yoon’s resignation. The controversial declaration, made on December 3, 2024, saw military forces deployed in cities, including the capital, Seoul. Protesters gathered outside the National Assembly in defiance, accusing the government of undermining democracy. The National Assembly swiftly convened an emergency session, voting unanimously to…