International medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has released a report describing the gunning-down of three of its staff in Ethiopia’s Tigray region in 2021 as an “intentional and targeted killing” by members of Ethiopia’s military. María Hernández Matas, a 35-year-old Spanish doctor, local colleague Yohannes Haleform Reda and driver Tedros Gebremariam were shot dead

No More Name Tags: AI to Tell Donkeys Apart at Island Sanctuary

Trump to Extend U.S. TikTok Ban Deadline by 90 Days, White House Confirms

Usain Bolt Named EXPO 2027 Ambassador

Kenya in Crisis: Police Shoot Unarmed Man During Protests Over Blogger’s Death

Atlantic Records to Release ‘Just in Time’ Original Broadway Cast Recording

The Deals: SoundCloud Teams With ‘Print-on-Demand’ Vinyl Supplier, Reservoir Invests in Lightroom

Congressman Tim Burchett Says Special Prosecutor Is Needed for Epstein Files

Encino Murder Victims’ Neighbor Terrified, Ready to Move Due to Skyrocketing Crime

ENTERTAINMENT

Kendrick Lamar Dominates BET Awards 2025 With Four Wins as Blue Ivy Makes History

“Can You Feel It?” – Dalya’s Soulful New Single is a Pure Vibe

Afro-Pop Artist Mary-Lue Makes Her Mark with ‘Burns’ & Music Video

Letter to Myself : An Anthem of Self-Acceptance and Inner Power by Evita Sator

AFRICA

Ethiopia: Medical Charity Says Ethiopian Soldiers Targeted Aid Workers in Tigray War

UN Special Rapporteur calls for concrete action on ‘genocidal’ Gaza occupation

Gabon: Gabon Restored to Full Membership Within the Commonwealth

Trump downplays US State Department’s failure to release more Epstein files

E-SPORT

Soundbites And Swing-Offs: Takeaways From An Electric 2025 MLB All-Star Game

‘I Thought They Were Kidding’: The Thrill and Confusion of MLB’s First All-Star Swing-Off

Ex-Braves Freddie Freeman, Max Fried Making Return to Atlanta as All-Stars

2025 Home Run Derby: Oneil Cruz stuns, Cal Raleigh triumphs with family by his side

Home