‘Britain’s Roughest Estate’ Is Rife With Minors Running Riots
One local resident, who did not wish to be named, said: “It had got to the point where we are scared to leave our homes even in the daytime”.
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Short Film Captures Foreboding Final Hours Of World Trade Center
Haunting footage captures the extreme weather in the leadup to 9/11
Coaches, Wrestlers Grapple With Life After Parkland Massacre
“I would like to see a ban on assault weapons,” said Debi Hixon, whose husband was murdered. “It’s just that simple.”
Arab ENT Doctor ‘Sets Example’ By Treating Tel Aviv Terror Victims
Dr. Nidal Muhanna says he felt obligated to treat the wounded himself. He believes many Arabs support coexistence with Israel.
Israeli Doctors Work To Alleviate Ethiopia’s Overlooked Humanitarian Crisis
Medical personnel help Ethiopian hospitals treat civil-war victims, believing “aid has no color.”
Extrajudicial Killing Of Muslim Cleric After Kampala Bombings Sparks Fury In Uganda
The Uganda Muslim Supreme Council condemned the violent acts but asked security agencies to follow the law while making arrests.
Kosovo Grapples With The Problem Of Returning Fighters
The European Commission cites the country’s progress in rehabilitating combatants who joined up with the Islamic State in Syria.
VIDEO: US ‘Did Not Fail’ In Afghanistan, Legendary French Writer Says
Film premiere of “The Will to See” challenges Americans to re-engage with the world’s dangerous, desperate places.
D.C. Foreign Policy Establishment Divided Over Blinken And Qatar
Qatar acts as an intermediary between the Taliban and other countries with its strategic position as a small but oil-rich state.