Joe Sacks, a high school science teacher in Washington, D.C., recently began an unexpected journey: applying for German citizenship. His ancestors once fled Nazi Germany to survive. Today, he clicks a box on a digital form that says “Yes, I’m Jewish”—and sends it to the German government. “It’s wild,” he said in an NPR interview. […]
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GAZA, August 3 — The war-ravaged Gaza Strip remains gripped by tension as Hamas, the Palestinian group governing the region since 2007, stood firm on a deeply emotional and political stance: it will not disarm until an independent, fully sovereign Palestinian state is established, with Jerusalem as its capital. The statement was a direct rejection […]
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In a bold and controversial move, President Donald Trump has ordered the reimposition of sweeping tariffs on dozens of U.S. trading partners. The decision, which marks a major escalation in his “America First” trade agenda, will officially take effect on August 7—giving the global markets just one week to brace for impact. Unlike previous trade […]
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TEHRAN, Aug 1 — In a strong rebuttal, Iran has firmly denied the recent accusations by the United States and several Western allies claiming Tehran orchestrated assassination and abduction attempts targeting dissidents, journalists, and officials abroad. Speaking on behalf of the Iranian government, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei described the allegations as “baseless” and politically […]
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WASHINGTON, August 1 — Former U.S. President Donald Trump has voiced his sharp disapproval of key American allies — namely France, the United Kingdom, and Canada — following their recent declarations to support the recognition of a Palestinian state, with formal moves expected as early as September. Trump’s reaction, shared through Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, […]
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