Years Abroad Led To Cross Country Passion
By MALEA MARTIN CLAREMONT, Calif. — For student-athlete Brooklyn Button, cross country doesn’t just mean lanky high schoolers in too-short Continue reading
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Canada Declares Rohingya Crisis ‘Genocide’
By MALEA MARTIN CLAREMONT, Calif. — In the wake of U.N. reports alleging massive human rights abuses against Rohingya Muslims Continue reading
US, South Korean approaches to North Korea
By JAIMIE DING ———– U.S. and South Korean foreign policy are heading toward a confrontation as the two countries pursue Continue reading
US, UN Target Child Trafficking in Yemen
By TORREY HART ———- For the second consecutive year, the U.S. Department of State has classified Yemen as a Special Continue reading
Kurdish Struggle Moving More Toward Cities
By TOBIN HANSEN —– Forty-six Kurdish separatists died while fighting Turkish Armed Forces in the second week of September, the Continue reading
Yemen Collapse Risks More Years of Bloodshed
By JENIFER HANKI —– After a failed attempt at democratization that transitioned into a devastating civil war, Yemen is perhaps Continue reading
South Sudan Election Could Spark Violence
By SEOYOON CHOI — Growing tensions between South Sudanese President Salva Kiir’s allies and opposition forces could lead to mass Continue reading
Congo Election Promises Fall Short
By XANNIE BORSETH — Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila’s promises of an election continue to fall short, while Continue reading
