The New York Times reported Thursday that North Korea appears to have lost its nuclear weapons during a routine missile test. Regime officials are said to be unsure of how all of North Korea’s 60 warheads disappeared, but the state news…

Two weeks ago, Thelmo President Tinga Adiang and I had the privilege of representing the St. Lawrence student body before the Board of Trustees. The two of us attended meetings covering facilities management and repair, the endowment,…

Beginning on Saturday, Free Syrian Army rebels backed by the Turkish Armed Forces began an assault on northern Syria’s Afrin region. The attack marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between Kurdish forces in Syria and…

Ali Abdullah Saleh, the former president and long-term dictator of Yemen, was killed by his erstwhile allies, in the Houthi movement, on Monday. This event plunges Yemen, already war torn and suffering from near famine conditions, into even…

Last Friday, Egypt was struck by the worst terror attack in the country’s history. Over 300 people, including 27 children, were gunned down while at Friday prayer in the village of Rawda in the Saini Peninsula. Witnesses described the…