Charlie Peters, a fixture in Washington, established the Washington Monthly to change the way journalists covered government, promoting idealism and practicality, despite growing cynicism in the city.
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Muslim American leaders from battleground states express reservations about supporting President Biden’s reelection due to his stance on Israel, but are yet to finalize an alternative candidate for 2024.
As renewed fighting between Israel and Hamas in Gaza continues, the US is pressuring Israel to exercise caution and protect Palestinian civilians. The US officials’ remarks underscore the mounting pressure from Washington, as the conflict intensifies.
The latest Kennedy Center honorees, including Billy Crystal, Queen Latifah, and Dionne Warwick, are celebrated for their lifetime achievements in arts and entertainment. The elite entertainer group is commended for redefining their art forms, with personalized tributes and secret performances at the black-tie gala.
Ukraine is investigating the alleged ‘execution’ of two unarmed Ukrainian soldiers by Russian forces, sparking condemnation and calls for accountability.
House members voted decisively to expel New York Republican George Santos from Congress, ending his brief and controversial tenure marred by lies and alleged fraud.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his support for the families of the hostages seized by Hamas in Israel, met with them and shared his solidarity, denouncing the abandonment of the captives.
Exxon Mobil CEO, Darren Woods, challenges the focus on phasing out fossil fuels at COP28, emphasizing the need to reduce emissions instead.
Russian security forces raided LGBTQ+ clubs and bars in Moscow following a Supreme Court ruling declaring the LGBTQ+ ‘movement’ as an extremist organization. The ruling is part of a crackdown on LGBTQ+ rights under President Putin’s regime.
Australia joins over 100 countries in committing to tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030, while facing challenges and criticisms domestically.