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News & Politics (Page 28)

December 14, 2023

Iranians in the UK: A New Place to Call Home

An American-Iranian immigrant to London finds her roots in the community settled in the London.

By Maya Mehrara

December 11, 2023

Jessy Kurczewski found guilty on all charges in Wisconsin “Eye Drops Murder” Trial

The trial that has colloquially become known as the “Eye Drops Murder Trial” has reached a conclusion on Nov. 14 that Jessy Kurczewski is guilty of first-degree intentional homicide of Lynn Hernan in 2018 and two counts of theft.

By Michael Spector

December 11, 2023

Houston’s Little Lagos: Entrepreneurs Yearn for Direct Flight to Nigeria

In the heart of Houston's Little Lagos, entrepreneurs yearn for a direct flight to Nigeria, anticipating it as a bridge that would not only enhance cultural exchange but also streamline the import of authentic Nigerian goods, providing businesses on Bissonnet Street with a gateway to endless possibilities.

By Christiana Giwa

Picture of a Star of David on a school building in Jerusalem

December 11, 2023

Often Overlooked: Patrilineal Jews in Germany

"If I had been born 80 years ago, I would have been killed."

By Mia Faye Kreindler

Shots from thelawsayswhat TikToks.

December 10, 2023

The TikTok Legal Educators: Navigating the Gray Area of Information Sharing

Their legal commentary actually offers a more unique perspective on news than traditional journalists. 

By Kate Mays

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