A New Trump Era: Trade Wars, Executive Orders, and Clashes with Allies
Two months into his second term, President Donald Trump has unleashed a torrent of policy shifts, rattling the U.S. and the world. Sworn in on January 20, Trump has slashed federal agencies, ignited trade wars, and pivoted foreign policy, often with billionaire Elon Musk by his side. From mass deportations to a fiery White House […]
Trump Kicks Off Second Term with Historic Actions
In the early weeks of President Donald Trump’s second term, the administration has embarked on a series of assertive actions that have reshaped domestic and foreign policy. These moves signal a departure from previous stances and have elicited varied reactions from political allies, international partners, and the American public. A Shift in Foreign Policy One […]
2024: A Year of Political Shifts, Global Turmoil, and Uncertainty
The year 2024 has been nothing short of extraordinary. It has been filled with moments that have shaken the foundations of politics, society, and international relations. As we prepare for 2025, the anticipation of Donald Trump’s return to the presidency of the United States encapsulates a year of seismic change. Let’s reflect on the seven […]
Nigerians in New York City Celebrate 64 Years of Independence
Nigerians in NYC came out in numbers to mark Independence Day despite the ongoing struggles and challenges back home. They came out with pride and unity to celebrate their independence with New Yorkers in the heart of Manhattan. The event drew a diverse crowd eager to honor their heritage and reflect on the complexities of […]
Africa Needs Patriotic Leadership for Sustainable Development
The journey to achieve sustainable development in Africa will require more than just policies and resources; it will demand visionary and accountable leadership. As the continent faces a unique blend of opportunities and challenges, from abundant natural resources to poverty and climate change, the role of leadership in navigating this complex landscape has never been […]
The National Enquirer and Trump: The Dark Side of the “Catch and Kill” Journalism
In a chilling narrative in The New York Times Magazine, Lachlan Cartwright, a seasoned journalist with two decades of experience, delves into the murky waters of his tenure at The National Enquirer during Donald Trump’s ascent to the presidency. This tale reveals the insidious “catch and kill” tactics now central to the former president’s legal […]
70 Years After Brown v Board of Education: Progress and Persistent Challenges
Seventy years ago, Brown v Board of Education, the landmark Supreme Court decision, declared state-sanctioned segregation in public schools unconstitutional. This historic ruling, often cited as one of the Supreme Court’s most revered decisions, marked a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement and aimed to dismantle the “separate but equal” doctrine established by Plessy […]
Africa Awaits Affordable Malaria Vaccine Hailed as a ‘Triumph for Science’
New vaccine holds promise in combating malaria epidemic, global health officials say A new affordable malaria vaccine is poised to reach even more people in African countries, a significant step forward in the fight against one of the continent’s deadliest diseases. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mosquito-borne malaria kills more than 600,000 per […]
Pro-Palestinian Protests Lead to Mass Arrests at US Colleges
In a series of pro-Palestinian demonstrations across college campuses in the United States, tensions have escalated, resulting in arrests and disciplinary actions. The protests, sparked by Israel’s war in Gaza, have drawn attention to the complex dynamics surrounding free speech, academic freedom, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Arrests at Northeastern, Arizona State, and Indiana University According […]
Escalating Tensions: Israel Strikes Iran Amidst Gaza Conflict
In a significant escalation of tensions, Israel launched a missile attack on Iran in the early hours of Friday, according to US officials. The strike, believed to be retaliatory in nature, follows weeks of mounting hostilities between the two nations. While the extent of the damage caused by the attack remains disputed, it marks a […]