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We mourn the loss of a beloved figure whose courage

The sentence that stayed with me throughout Deborah’s final hours—“I brought my daughter into the world, and I took her out of it”—felt like both a truth and a burden, something no parent ever imagines themselves saying. Sitting beside her bed, my hand wrapped around hers, time seemed to soften around us, stretching into something [...]

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently arrested a convicted illegal

Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s arrest of Mahad Abdulkadir Yusuf in Minneapolis did not unfold as a routine law enforcement action. Instead, it became a flashpoint in a broader political and cultural conflict over immigration policy, public safety, and the limits of local resistance to federal authority. The arrest, carried out after what ICE described as [...]

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The releases come after sustained pressure from the United States

Venezuela has begun releasing political prisoners in a move that could mark a significant turning point after years of international condemnation, domestic repression, and diplomatic isolation. The development has emerged amid intense pressure from the United States and broader negotiations involving sanctions relief, oil sales, and the release of detained foreign nationals. While details remain [...]

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