Selective Solidarity In India’s Voter Protest Movement
Protesters in India are fighting against mass voter list removals, but critics argue the movement lacks solidarity with marginalized groups.
The Financial And Human Cost Of Thirty Years Of Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera marks three decades of global reporting. A new analysis explores the financial and human costs of their work.
The Families Left Behind By The War In Yemen
Families in Sanaa, Yemen, face deep grief as funeral processions for Houthi fighters move through the city streets.
Spain Train Disaster Clouds Sánchez Chances Of Re-Election
A deadly train crash in Spain creates new political trouble for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez before the upcoming general election.
Global Powers Compete To Build Nuclear Reactors On The Moon
The United States, Russia, and China are competing to install nuclear reactors on the moon to power future space missions.
New Evidence Emerges Regarding Hamas Commander Mohammed Deif
New files and documents provide a look at the life and decisions of former Hamas commander Mohammed Deif.
Donald Trump Targets Abdul El-Sayed During Campaign Rally
Donald Trump told supporters to send candidate Abdul El-Sayed back to his home country, despite El-Sayed being born and raised in Michigan.
United States Courts Sentence Two Chinese Nationals For Espionage
Two Chinese nationals received prison sentences for trying to recruit U.S. military members to spy for Beijing.
A Spooky Night View Of Earth In Iceland
A new NASA image shows the spooky side of Earth during a stormy night in Iceland. Solar activity creates glowing auroras above volcanic steam vents.
Four Oil Tankers Burn After Hitting Naval Mines In The Strait Of Hormuz
Four oil tankers caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after hitting naval mines. Iran claims the vessels were using unauthorized routes.
Execution Survivor Christa Pike Reports Constant Pain Following Botched Procedure
Christa Pike, a Tennessee death row inmate, reports severe pain after a botched execution attempt. Her lawyers are now seeking a sentence reduction.
Russia’s Leading Investigative Newspaper Novaya Gazeta Shuts Down
Novaya Gazeta, Russia's top investigative newspaper, is closing following decades of intense government pressure and the deaths of six staff members.