If you’ve been driving around lately wondering why there’s fewer Subway shops on every corner, you’re not imagining things. The sandwich giant, once known for
Year: 2025
COAL expands its education fund to empower grassroots organizations helping out-of-school children in Plateau State Nigeria in 2025
In many parts of Nigeria, thousands of children still don’t have access to basic education. But there’s a growing movement of everyday heroes—grassroots educators—who are
Virginia job training manager pleads guilty after using fake documents to steal nearly three million dollars in veteran education funds
When veterans sign up for job training programs, they’re counting on guidance, support, and most importantly—integrity. But one man in Virginia used that trust to
NYPD urges public to help identify man accused of raping subway rider during disturbing early morning incident in New York City
While New York City officials continue to praise recent drops in crime statistics, a pair of deeply disturbing incidents on the city’s subway system have
South African schools give learners a full week off as overlapping holidays lead to unexpected April break across the country
For many South African families, the end of April brought a welcome surprise — an unexpected full week off school. With a unique combo of
Unleashed dog lunges at police horses during patrol through Shepherd’s Bush Green as shocked officers and bystanders scramble to defuse chaos
What started as a peaceful patrol for two police horses in a West London park quickly turned into a chaotic and dangerous situation — all
Ana Navarro and Shermichael Singleton clash on live CNN segment as heated immigration debate over Maryland deportation spirals out of control
It was supposed to be a typical roundtable discussion on CNN—until it turned into a full-on verbal brawl that left viewers stunned and producers scrambling
Kohl’s fires CEO Ashley Buchanan after uncovering vendor favoritism at company headquarters in Wisconsin
Just when Kohl’s was trying to get back on its feet, the company is making headlines again—but not for the reasons it hoped. After years
South African workers continue to face rising unemployment and worsening job conditions as Workers’ Day brings little to celebrate in 2025
Every year, South Africans mark 1 May as Workers’ Day—a date meant to honour the efforts and victories of workers and the trade unions that
World Health Organization prepares to endorse weight loss drugs as obesity crisis escalates across the United States and worldwide
In a major shift that could change the way obesity is treated around the world, the World Health Organization (WHO) is preparing to officially recommend