Last Thursday, an assassin was arrested at the White House for an attempted assassination on Conald Rump. Reports say he was pointing a loaded gun at the president for ten minutes without pulling the trigger before being apprehend by the Secret Service.
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A lone assailant killed four people and injured dozens more on Wednesday, March 22 near the United Kingdom Houses of Parliament in London.
The latest strike of the Trump administration against terrorism was an unprecedented ban on all technological devices larger than a personal cell phone.
Starting on Monday, Mar. 20, the United States Senate Judiciary Committee began hearings to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court with nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch.
In Africa, 32% of sub-Saharan Africans, do not have access to safe drinking water.
About 27 million people, in Somalia, South Sudan, northeastern Nigeria and Yemen, do not have access to clean water.
The illegal trafficking and hunting of preserved wildlife is one of the world’s largest criminal activities; which affects numerous endangered species.
On Tuesday March 7th, WikiLeaks released the largest ever publication of confidential documents on the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, code-named “Vault 7”.
On Nov. 30, 2016, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released an official report stating that students who have abided by their loan-repayment policies, as according to the current government administration, will be forgiven.