A Christian pastor, whose detention by South Korean authorities last year sparked outrage among religious freedom advocates and drew the ire of the Trump administration, has been released from prison after receiving a suspended six-month sentence on charges he used his religious standing to influence politics in South Korea. … [Read more...] about South Korea sentences Christian pastor; others, including Hak Ja Han Moon, remain in detention
NHL Morning Recap – February 3, 2026
Welcome to another edition of the NHL Morning Recap. All the Latest NHL Daily Recaps Today, we will be looking at the scores of the 10 NHL games that were played on… … [Read more...] about NHL Morning Recap – February 3, 2026
GOP lawmakers drop voter-ID demand under pressure from Trump
President Trump persuaded his MAGA allies in Congress not to prolong the partial government shutdown in an effort to force the Senate to vote on a GOP election integrity bill. … [Read more...] about GOP lawmakers drop voter-ID demand under pressure from Trump
Former UN Assistant Secretary-General Reflects on Public Health, Policy, Possibilities
The former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations encouraged students to see the links between public health and policy at a Georgetown University event Jan. 27. Dr. Shannon Hader joined Georgetown University’s Global Health Institute to discuss personal stories from Hader’s longtime leadership in the global HIV/AIDS response. In a conversation moderated by John … [Read more...] about Former UN Assistant Secretary-General Reflects on Public Health, Policy, Possibilities
‘Hostility to nonwhite immigrants’: Judge slams DHS Secretary Noem
A federal judge delivered a withering rebuke to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Monday, accusing her of harboring a "hostility to nonwhite immigrants," and blocking her decision to end a deportation amnesty for hundreds of thousands of Haitian migrants. … [Read more...] about ‘Hostility to nonwhite immigrants’: Judge slams DHS Secretary Noem