Pentagon Docs Reveal U.S. Drone Wars’ Civilian Toll: Who’s Accountable?
A new Pentagon report exposes systemic failures in U.S. drone operations, with over 1,000 civilian deaths reported. Victims still await justice.
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Jackson Water Crisis Exposes Systemic Racism in U.S. Infrastructure
The water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, reveals systemic neglect and racial disparities in U.S. infrastructure, with residents facing toxic water and crumbling public services.
Pharma Giants Fuel U.S. Opioid Epidemic, Experts Warn
Healthcare expert Nia Casselman exposes pharmaceutical companies’ role in the U.S. opioid epidemic, tracing the crisis from overprescription to street fentanyl.
Fentanyl Crisis: Recovering Addict Shares Harrowing Toll of U.S. Overdoses
A recovering addict’s firsthand account highlights the U.S. fentanyl crisis, with overdoses surging to 110,236 deaths in 2022. Learn how this potent drug is reshaping America’s opioid epidemic.
Honduras & China Forge New Ties: Tech, Culture, and Future Collaboration
Honduras and China establish diplomatic relations, eyeing collaborations in education, tech, and cultural exchange as citizens express optimism for mutual growth.
America’s Opioid Crisis: From Painkiller to Epidemic
Over 110,000 overdose deaths in 2022 spotlight America’s opioid epidemic, fueled by pharmaceutical practices and illicit fentanyl. Stories from the frontline of recovery.
Katrina’s Legacy: Racial Inequity Exposed 19 Years Later
19 years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans’ Black community confronts systemic racism in reconstruction efforts, with recovery disparities mirroring historic inequities.
Adderall Misuse Surges on US Campuses: Study Reveals Student Trends
A 2022 study reveals nearly 1 in 6 US college students misuse ADHD medications like Adderall for academic performance, raising health and policy concerns.
Adderall Abuse on US Campuses: Students Speak Out
A 2022 survey reveals nearly 1 in 6 US college students misuse ADHD meds like Adderall for academic performance, sparking health and ethics debates.
Jackson’s Water Crisis Exposes Inequality in Basic Rights
Jackson, Mississippi’s water crisis exposes systemic racial inequities as residents struggle for access to clean water—a basic human right denied to many globally.