In a stunning move, House Republicans successfully impeached Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. With a paper thin margin of 214-213, this marked the first time that a sitting Cabinet member has been impeached. This was the second time this vote was set after it failed by a 214-216 margin after an intense evening of debates.…

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Historic wildfires in Chile annihilated thousands of homes and killed more than one hundred thirty people. Many people think that global warming was fuel poured on top of them flame. However, scientists are not sure whether climate change played a part in this. The housing crisis in Chile played a large part in fueling the…

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We have all learnt what makes our Earth habitable: its precise distance from our Sun allows for the perfect amount of heat to sustain life. In the search for life outside our planet, scientists are looking for planets which have this key trait; now, it seems that they have found one about 135 light years…

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Malaria is one of the leading lethal diseases in Africa. A report in 2022 showed that 580,000 people succumbed to the disease which amounted to 95% of fatalities worldwide. Malaria is commonly spread through bites of the female Anopheles mosquito. Other causes could be blood transfusions or infected needles. Infants, people living with HIV, pregnant…

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A baby’s first cry delights the mother’s heart. It gives life meaning as it has proven to restore purpose in most parental livelihoods. In biological studies, the strain to cry is what initiates the respiratory system. Further into raising the infant, the cry stimulates the production of the oxytocin hormone which precedes contraction of the…

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Here it is. Another storm has come I huddled near one of the corners at the head of the bed to lean my head against the wall I brought my knees closer to my head I buried my face and closed my eyes shut I plugged in my airpods and started playing my music to…

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The Iowa and New Hampshire caucuses shed light on the upcoming general election in the US. These early contests can reveal candidate momentum, grassroots backing, and regional attitudes, which have great influence on the final election. Former-president Donald Trump won by a comfortable margin in both the New Hampshire and Iowa caucuses: so what does…

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Gen Z and the skincare boom has become a topic of discussion following the recent ‘Sephora kids’ controversy. This generation has had a skincare revolution, going against cultural beliefs and norms towards beauty and diversifying the beauty world. Skincare has become inclusive of everyone, skin colors and skin types. This has sparked all kinds of…

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Narges Mohammadi––51-year old Iranian human rights activist, journalist, wife, and mother. Mohammadi has been a symbol of women’s rights and independence for several decades. She was awarded the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize for her extensive work in condemning the Iranian government’s brutal style of dealing with dissidents and for promoting equality and freedom for women.…

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Tit for tat is a phrase which perfectly describes the relationship between Iran and Pakistan recently. Iran and Pakistan have long had a very volatile relationship but recent events are believed to be a catalyst which will exacerbate the already strained relations between the two nations. Iran carried out a missile and drone attack on…

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Entering 2024, we already see new teasers, trailers, and announcements of electrifying movies and tv series that are soon to come. January alone had an abundance of intoxicating shows and movies that captured our screens and our eyes. Before we begin to discuss the future of television and the big screens in 2024, let’s take…

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Have you ever imagined how life would look in a thousand years, like the land you are on right now? Try imagining how that exact piece of land will look a thousand years in the future! Well, those living  in the year 3023 will be able to know due to the Millennium camera, changing the…

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Imagine you are on a flight to your desired destination, relaxing in your airplane seat. You have some slight nerves but hope that the trip will be as exciting as reaching where you would like to be. Suddenly, you hear screams as a part of the plane seems to deteriorate before it completely falls off…

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What if an airplane was as silent as a closing car door and faster than the speed of sound? Is this concept even possible? Fighting the ban against supersonic transportation made by the FAA, NASA’s new debut of the ongoing Lockheed Martin Quesst mission (2018-2014) may change flight travel as we know it. The mission…

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The Royal Caribbean has broken records and shown that anything is possible after upgrading and engineering the Icon of the Seas. The two billion dollar Icon is 1198 feet with 20 decks and 2,805 staterooms and is expected to host about 7,600 passengers. She sits at her home port in Miami in all her glory…

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TW: Assault, death It’s barely been a full month into the new year, but news circulating about crimes against women in Kenya have already instilled a sense of fear to people all over the nation and globe. The first case that shook the nation was the brutal murder of socialite Starlet Wahu that happened in…

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On January 11, the United States and the United Kingdom joined forces and launched an attack against Houthi targets located in Yemen. Such a move was put in motion due to the missile attacks the Houthi had launched against cargo ships that were passing through the Red Sea.  Who are the Houthis The Houthis were…

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November 19th 2023 was supposed to be the day of the Great Indian Celebration; it was the final match in the cricket World Cup. Preparation for this great celebration had started many years back. In 2021, the Narendra Modi Stadium was inaugurated in Ahmedabad, India. The stadium is the biggest in the world today with…

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The British Journal of Psychiatry Open recently published an article titled “Psychotic and autistic traits among magicians and their relationship with creative beliefs.” It is a common belief that the creative self-efficacy of members of creative groups is associated with autistic and schizotypal traits. These schizotypal traits, like having positive unusual perceptual experiences The tests…

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Hummingbirds, with their vibrant plumage and astonishing aerial agility, are known for their remarkable hovering ability and swift flight, are among the smallest birds in the world. With over 300 species found in the Americas, hummingbirds showcase a dazzling array of colors and adaptations that have made them a source of fascination for both scientists…

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