US teenager Games computer

US teen’s victory impact the future of Tetris competitions

A US teenager, Willis Gibson, has achieved a significant feat by beating the classic computer game Tetris, forcing it into a game-ending glitch. Gibson, known as "blue scuti," became the first human to reach the "kill screen" of the Nintendo...
New York Police

How to Enhance Mosque Security Measures in the US

An imam shot outside a mosque near New York, has died, according to a state's attorney. The killing did not initially appear to be a result of bias or domestic terrorism. The man, Hassan Sharif, was shot multiple times before...
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, top center, meets with commanding army officers in Pyongyang, North Korea.

North Korea’s Military Could Respond to Provocation

North Korean leader Kim Jong UN has vowed to annihilate the United States and South Korea if provoked, citing an unprecedented U.S.-led confrontation. He has increased his warlike rhetoric in response to an expansion of U.S.-South Korean military drills. Experts...
US-Mexico, Border Wall

What Challenges Did One Family Face in Highlighting Biden’s Migration Dilemma?

Pedro Naranjo, a Venezuelan air force lieutenant, and his father fled to the United States together due to fear of being jailed for plotting against Nicolás Maduro's socialist government. The retired Gen. Pedro Naranjo is currently in legal limbo in...
California

California’s 2024 Legal Landscape: Challenges and Solutions

On January 1, 2024, Californians will face 16 new laws covering various topics, including campsite reservations and child sex trafficking. The state imposes high tax rates, but none of the new laws provide tax relief for the people. The California...
US-North Korea

How are US and North Korea Testing the Waters on Arms Reduction?

North Korea's policy goal is denuclearization, but the likelihood of this is unrealistic given the country's growing nuclear arsenal and improving strategic weapons capability. In 2017, North Korea declared that it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, demonstrating the progress made...
Barred Ow

Owl Conservation: Examining the US Government Biologists’ Controversial Approach

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plans to shoot hundreds of thousands of barred owls in West Coast forests over the next 30 years, claiming they are causing the spotted owl to overpopulate. This is part of a series of...
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg with Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

EU and US: Striking a Balance in Embracing Turkey

Three weeks ago, the EU's attitude towards Turkiye changed, with Josep Borrell, the EU's high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, and Oliver Verhelyi, the European commissioner for neighborhood and enlargement, making comprehensive statements about the state of EU-Turkiye...
South China Sea

US Defense Bill on China’s Maritime Claims

American President Joe Biden signed into law an $886 billion defense bill, which includes $16 billion to deter China's expansive maritime claims and approves exemptions for Australia and The UK plans to purchase American defense technology without obtaining licenses. The...
US and Mexico are Tackling Border Issues Together

US and Mexico are Tackling Border Issues Together

The White House is collaborating with Mexico's government to resolve issues that led to the closure of two rail crossings at the Texas-Mexico border, which are used by increasing numbers of migrants to enter the US. Major US agricultural groups...
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