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Confession of Carlos Hallowell - A detailed case overview

Confession of Carlos Hallowell - A detailed case overview

Dateline: Secrets Uncovered episode titled Horror at the Lake follows the case of Carlos Hallowell, who was convicted of murdering his mother, Denise Hallowell. The episode first aired on November 5, 2021, and will re-air on Oxygen on August 13 at...

Top 10 International Anti-Corruption Developments for July 2025

Top 10 International Anti-Corruption Developments for July 2025

Designed for busy in-house counsel, compliance professionals, and anti-corruption lawyers, this newsletter summarizes some of the most important international anti-corruption law and enforcement developments from the past month, with links to...

Could Putin be arrested in the US during Trump meeting as people call for president's detention over 'war crimes'

Could Putin be arrested in the US during Trump meeting as people call for president's detention over 'war crimes'

Picture this, Russia's Vladimir Putin departs from his presidential plane in America on Friday... only to be met with handcuffs the moment he steps foot on US soil. The 72-year-old is currently scheduled to travel to Alaska this Friday (15 August)...

Mission: Evangelize Spanish America

Mission: Evangelize Spanish America

GREEN BAY, WIS. — “Our God, He Is Alive.” “Existe un Dios.” On a recent Sunday, the Green Bay Church of Christ — just two-tenths of a mile off Packerland Drive — sang the unofficial anthem of Churches of Christ in both English and Spanish. A...

Dr. Sebi’s Son Victor Bowman Talks Legacy, Nick Cannon, Kendrick Lamar & Building A Health Empire

Dr. Sebi’s Son Victor Bowman Talks Legacy, Nick Cannon, Kendrick Lamar & Building A Health Empire

Victor Bowman, son of the late holistic healer Dr. Sebi, is on a mission. The Honduras-born entrepreneur wants to help America get healthy. But when you are the son of the controversial Dr. Sebi, there is much more to discuss. There is talk about...

EO Indexes: Water Stress

EO Indexes: Water Stress

Why this Metric Air and water are the quintessential elements to life on Earth. Yet today, over 90% of the population breathes unsafe levels of pollutants, and four billion people experience severe water scarcity for at least one month a year. Of...

In defence of water, life and territory: women resisting mining in...

In defence of water, life and territory: women resisting mining in...

Activists – especially women – stand firm in the face of an increasingly hostile regime in El Salvador, as opposition mounts against the new mining law which revokes a seven-year metal mining ban. Theo Bradford speaks to some of the leading female...

Marines Hold Conference with Allied Nations

Marines Hold Conference with Allied Nations

U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Maj. Carlos A. Ruiz, the 20th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, delivers keynote remarks as part of the 2025 Marine Leaders of the Americas Conference (MLAC), Washington, D.C., August 5, 2025. The 2025 Marine Leaders of...

Remittances to Mexico are trending down for the first time in over a decade

Remittances to Mexico are trending down for the first time in over a decade

Remittances to Mexico decreased 5.6% in the first six months of 2025, with continued losses expected. By year’s end, remittances are expected to be down by 5.8% compared to 2024, according to the Migration and Remittances Yearbook 2025 published...

July keeps the torrid pace going in one of Earth’s hottest years on record

July keeps the torrid pace going in one of Earth’s hottest years on record

July 2025 was Earth’s third-warmest July in analyses of global weather data going back to 1850, NOAA’s National Centers for Environmental Information, or NCEI, reported August 12. NASA and the European Copernicus Climate Change Service also rated...

WA family, in U.S. legally, fears being ripped apart by Trump TPS order

WA family, in U.S. legally, fears being ripped apart by Trump TPS order

AUBURN — Almost everything in the Reyes household must be sold. The large dining room table, underneath a print of The Last Supper. Two sturdy wooden side tables. The TV. The Reyeses need money — and fast — to pay lawyers who can help family...

Próspera close to clinching its first private city in Africa

Próspera close to clinching its first private city in Africa

Investors using the charter city platform behind the pioneering Próspera Roatan project in Honduras are speaking to a dozen governments across Africa about launching private cities on the continent. The African chapter of Próspera expects to...

Panama Battles Screwworm Surge as Flesh-Eating Fly Creeps Back into the Americas

Panama Battles Screwworm Surge as Flesh-Eating Fly Creeps Back into the Americas

Along the jungle edge of Darién, ranchers are losing livestock and scientists are losing sleep—because the New World screwworm, once thought defeated, is back in Panama’s pastures, laying waste to animals, budgets, and a decades-long public health...

More than 1,600 immigrants arrested by ICE across Long Island

More than 1,600 immigrants arrested by ICE across Long Island

Nassau County Jail in East Meadow, which has held more than 1,400 immigrants detained by ICE. Cameryn Oakes More than 1,600 people have been arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents across Long Island since President Donald...

A Lifeline for Global Development Is Under Threat

A Lifeline for Global Development Is Under Threat

Across the world, remittances have helped millions of families reduce poverty, cope with financial shocks, and recover from natural disasters. Around one in nine people—about 800 million—rely on them. Despite their importance to global...

The World and Everything in It: August 12, 2025

Editor's note: The following text is a transcript of a podcast story. To listen to the story, click on the arrow beneath the headline above. MARY REICHARD, HOST: Good morning! A Christian charity won a lawsuit by a former employee fired over her...

Too much work and too little productivity: Latin America’s eternal dilemma

Too much work and too little productivity: Latin America’s eternal dilemma

Q24N (BloombergLinea.com) Latin America remains trapped in the dilemma of low productivity, despite being one of the regions with the longest working hours in the world. This makes it difficult to generate quality jobs and recruit workers,...

38 UCF Students Gain Global Experience, Make an Impact Through Distinguished Gilman Scholarship

38 UCF Students Gain Global Experience, Make an Impact Through Distinguished Gilman Scholarship

From researching transportation systems and studying efficient ways to improve the healthcare system to examining the psychology of art, a prestigious group of scholarship recipients is developing skills that will prepare them to enhance their...

Weekly Cotton Review: Market witnesses price fluctuations

Weekly Cotton Review: Market witnesses price fluctuations

KARACHI: During the past week, cotton prices witnessed fluctuations of nearly Rs1,000, while trading volumes showed improvement. However, a concerning 30 percent decline in cotton production has raised alarms within industry circles. In response...

What's the Better Buy, Casabrews' $140 Espresso Machine or the $300 Breville Bambino?

What's the Better Buy, Casabrews' $140 Espresso Machine or the $300 Breville Bambino?

More people are experimenting with making coffee at home, leading to the rise in popularity of compact espresso machines like the Breville Bambino and Casabrews CM5418. In 2025, Casabrews produced a similar compact model for about half the price...

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