Former President Trump Targeted in Assassination Attempt

Thomas Crooks led a deeply compartmentalized double life, maintaining a reputation as a "star" engineering student while secretly amassing explosives and conducting extensive research into assassination targets.

Despite an exhaustive investigation into his digital footprint and personal history, authorities have found no manifesto or clear motive to explain why he carried out the July 2024 attack on Donald Trump.

Tragic Toll in Rafah as Children Comprise Majority of Strike Victims

Israeli airstrikes in Rafah killed 22 people, including 18 children, as Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to increase military pressure on Hamas in the coming days.

The escalation occurs as the U.S.

House of Representatives approved a massive aid package providing billions in military support for Israel alongside humanitarian assistance for a Gaza population facing imminent famine.

Haunting Echoes: Scientists Seek Lessons from Rwanda's Genocide

Scientists in Rwanda are researching the biological legacy of the 1994 genocide, discovering that survivors and their children often share unique epigenetic markings on their DNA related to trauma.

While the concept of multigenerational inheritance remains scientifically debated, these findings are helping families understand psychological struggles and providing historical evidence to combat genocide denial.

Gangs Wreak Havoc in Haiti With Unprecedented Violence

United States Vetoes U.N. Cease-Fire Resolution in Gaza Conflict

The Unsolved Mystery of Pablo Neruda's Alleged Poisoning

Estonia Becomes the First Central European Nation to Legalize Same-Sex Marriage

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's Significant Visit to China

Swiss Citizens Vote in Favor of Ambitious Climate Measures to Protect Glaciers