South Africa Shuts Main Border with Mozambique Amid Violent Post-Election Protests
South Africa closed the Lebombo border crossing with Mozambique on Wednesday, November 6th, as violent protests erupted in response to...
Chicago Launches “Smart Streets” Program to Clear Bike and Bus Lanes
Chicago initiated its “Smart Streets” program on Monday, November 4th, aiming to enhance safety in bike and bus lanes downtown....
Torrential Floods Ravage Spain’s Valencia Region, Leaving Over 150 Dead
Spain faced one of its worst natural disasters on Thursday, October 31st, with catastrophic floods claiming at least 158 lives,...
New Jersey Newspapers to End Print Editions in 2025
On October 30, The Jersey Journal and The Star-Ledger announced they would cease print publications in early 2025, marking a...
Climate Crisis Drives Record Heat-Related Deaths and Health Risks in 2023
A report released on Tuesday, October 29th from The Lancet Countdown highlighted record levels of heat-related deaths and health impacts...
Walgreens Announces Layoffs of Over 250 Chicago Employees Amid Restructuring
Walgreens disclosed that it is laying off 256 employees, mostly at its Chicago support center, on Tuesday, October 29th, as...
Demetrius Crichlow Named New NYC Transit President, Takes Helm Amid Challenges
Demetrius Crichlow was officially named the new president of New York City Transit (NYCT) on Wednesday, October 23rd, replacing Richard...
MTA Faces Financial Strain as Ridership Lags Amid Record Car Traffic in NYC
Recent reports have revealed that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is grappling with significant financial challenges as subway ridership in...
Daniel Chapo Declared Winner Amid Mozambique Election Fraud Claims
Mozambique’s National Electoral Commission (CNE) declared Daniel Chapo, representing the ruling Frelimo party, as the victor in the recent presidential...
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