World

Explore the complex racial legacy of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis — from her controversial 1964 remarks about Martin Luther King Jr. and denial of her African ancestry, to her later transformation as a book editor who championed Black and non-Western authors like Barbara Chase-Riboud and Dorothy West. A nuanced historical analysis of privilege, prejudice, and cultural redemption.

The mysterious disappearance of Michael “Monkey” Vaughan, a 5-year-old boy from Fruitland, Idaho

Kimberly Sullivan, a 56-year-old from Waterbury, Connecticut, is accused of holding her stepson captive for over 20 years in conditions of severe neglect.

Miata Borders, a 24-year-old substitute teacher from Mississippi, was fired after posting a viral TikTok video that included students and a controversial comment. Learn what happened, why she was terminated, and how the case reignited debates on privacy and social media in schools.

A viral TikTok video showing the public removal of two Black guests from a wedding has ignited global debate on event planning ethics, racial microaggressions, and the power of digital accountability.

Judge Susan Stallings’ refusal to step down from Richard Glossip’s third trial sparks outrage over judicial bias and prosecutorial misconduct in one of America’s most controversial death penalty cases.

Camden Nicholson was convicted on October 22, 2025, of murdering his parents and housekeeper in a Newport Beach mansion. Explore the chilling details, mental illness claims, and what comes next in the sanity phase.

The Abigail Zwerner case exposes deep institutional failures after a six-year-old shot his teacher at Richneck Elementary in Newport News. Inside the $40 million lawsuit, criminal charges, and the nationwide push for school accountability.

Survivor Hind Iguernane speaks out after the Lisbon funicular tragedy that killed 16 people, including her husband, Aziz Benharref.

Former Massachusetts deputy director LaMar Cook was arrested for trafficking over 21 kilograms of cocaine, sparking political outrage and raising questions about state oversight and public trust.