Author: Jerry Jackson

The World Health Organization (WHO) is pushing for clear cancer warnings on alcohol packaging. The agency wants labels on cans and bottles to be as visible as those on cigarette packs. This move aims to raise awareness and reduce alcohol-related health risks. Health experts back the proposal. Cancer charities say many people do not know that alcohol causes cancer. Malcolm Clarke from Cancer Research UK believes warning labels will make people think twice about drinking. The World Cancer Research Fund also supports global action, noting that alcohol products in most countries lack health warnings. Countries Taking Action While Industry Pushes…

Six U.S. prosecutors resigned after refusing to drop corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams. The controversy erupted when Manhattan’s top federal prosecutor, Danielle Sassoon, resigned in protest. She refused an order from Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove, who had previously represented former President Donald Trump in his coup trial. Bove claimed that dropping the case was in the nation’s political interest. He justified his stance by arguing that Adams needed to support Trump’s immigration crackdown and his possible re-election campaign. After the case was transferred to Washington’s anti-corruption unit, five more prosecutors resigned in protest, raising serious concerns…

A U.S. aircraft carrier collided with a cargo ship in the eastern Mediterranean Sea near Egypt. The incident happened on Wednesday evening near the Suez Canal. The collision involved the USS Harry S. Truman, one of the largest U.S. Navy aircraft carriers, and a Panama-flagged cargo ship, Besiktas-M. No serious injuries or damage have been reported so far, but the U.S. Navy is investigating. No Injuries or Flooding The accident occurred around 8:00 PM local time, when the USS Harry S. Truman collided with the Besiktas-M. The U.S. Navy confirmed that the aircraft carrier did not sustain any flooding or…

A shocking incident unfolded in Munich on Thursday morning, as a car sped into a crowd of demonstrators, injuring 28 people, including children. The attack occurred at around 10:30 AM on Seidlstraße, where protesters gathered as part of a rally organized by the Verdi trade union. The demonstration, which aimed to call attention to the need for better wages, quickly turned into chaos as the vehicle drove through the crowd. The incident has left the city in shock, and investigations are ongoing. A Sudden and Terrifying Attack The demonstration had been peaceful until the vehicle, a Mini, unexpectedly accelerated into…

Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he has spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin to start ceasefire talks in Ukraine. Trump indicated that Ukraine might have to give up land and abandon its NATO ambitions to reach an agreement. His comments signal a major shift in the U.S. stance on the war, raising concerns among European allies and Ukrainian officials. Trump Pushes for Peace, Signals Shift in U.S. Policy Trump revealed that he had a long and productive phone call with Putin. Both leaders agreed to have their teams start immediate negotiations. He confirmed that they also plan to…

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is pushing for NATO to focus on military strength rather than diplomacy. During his visit to Brussels, he made it clear that the alliance must enhance its military power to remain a dominant force in global security. Hegseth, who took office under President Donald Trump, has emphasized that NATO must change its priorities. His comments come as tensions rise in Europe and other parts of the world. With the ongoing war in Ukraine and increasing security threats, he believes NATO must act fast to prepare for future conflicts. A Strong Message to NATO Partners…

Pope Francis has strongly criticized the Trump administration’s policy of mass deportations. He warned that such actions “will end badly.” In a letter to U.S. bishops, the pope acknowledged the right of a nation to protect its borders. However, he stressed that forced removals strip migrants of their dignity. They also expose them to extreme risks and vulnerabilities. Ongoing Tensions Between Pope Francis and Donald Trump This is not the first time Pope Francis has disagreed with former President Donald Trump on immigration. During Trump’s first term, the pope famously said that anyone who builds walls to exclude migrants “is…

Marc Fogel, an American teacher held in Russia since 2021, has been freed after a secret diplomatic deal. Fogel, who was serving a 14-year sentence for drug charges, was released after Donald Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff, visited Moscow without prior notice. Trump expressed hope that this event could be a fresh start in US-Russia relations. Fogel’s Release: A Step Toward Better Relations Fogel’s release marks the end of a difficult journey for both him and his family. Arrested in 2021 for carrying a small amount of marijuana, Fogel’s case had strained US-Russia relations. His freedom came after Witkoff’s unannounced…

Airbus has put the brakes on its ambitious plan to launch hydrogen-powered aircraft, citing a shortage of green hydrogen. The aerospace giant had aimed to introduce a commercially viable hydrogen aircraft by 2035. However, the company now admits that meeting this target is no longer possible. The project’s delay raises concerns about the aviation industry’s ability to transition to clean energy. While Airbus still sees hydrogen as a key solution for reducing carbon emissions, significant hurdles remain. Infrastructure gaps, production challenges, and slow regulatory progress are stalling advancements. Technology Lagging Behind Expectations The Force Ouvrière union, representing Airbus employees, revealed…

U.S. Vice President JD Vance has stirred controversy by saying judges should not limit the president’s power. This came after a judge blocked Elon Musk’s “Department of Government Efficiency” (Doge) from accessing the U.S. Treasury’s payment system. The court ruled that Doge’s attempt to get financial data was illegal and could harm sensitive government records. Vance criticized the decision. He said judicial interference with the president’s actions goes against the Constitution. He compared it to a judge telling the military what to do or telling a prosecutor how to act. Legal experts disagreed. They pointed out that the U.S. Constitution…