International

STATEWIDE — Countries considered potential enemies of the United States will no longer be able to buy land in Indiana, under most conditions. Beginning July 1st, countries like China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, and Venezuela cannot buy, lease, or acquire part of any land in Indiana or any land that’s located within a 10-mile […]

LONDON, England — If you consider yourself a true aficionado of period dramas and romance films, you should know that one famous costume is going on sale. The costume in question was worn by Colin Firth when he portrayed the austere Mr. Darcy in the 1995 adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice.” It will be available […]

GAZA — After promising to provide more aid to Gaza as the region continues in a war with Israel, the United States has airdropped its first round of meals. Military planes dropped about 30,000 meals Saturday. And, President Biden says this offering will not be the last. Palestinian people who remain in the region have […]

GAZA CITY, Gaza — Hundreds of Palestinians were killed or injured Thursday while trying to access aid trucks loaded with supplies. Accounts of what happened are varied, with media outlets in Gaza claiming that Israeli soldiers “opened fire” on people as they waited. Others say people were run over by aid trucks or hit after […]

MOSCOW, Russia — Just over a week after he died at a prison near the Arctic Circle, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s body has been returned to his mother. Following the man’s death, there were reports that Russian authorities were pressuring his mother for a “secret” burial or were threatening to bury his body at […]

INDIANAPOLIS — Following reports that Alexei Navalny died in a Russian prison at the age of 47, Hoosier Senator Todd Young reflected on Navalny’s influence, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and more. Navalny received international attention as a vocal critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The man led opposition efforts against Putin for years and […]

ATHENS, Greece — Greece made history Thursday, as the Orthodox Christian country legalized same-sex marriage. Activists have long been hoping for this change, which will also allow same-sex couples to adopt children and enjoy other rights. The vote passed with 176 Parliamentarians in favor. But, LGTBQIA+ community members and activists have made it clear that […]

International

LAS VEGAS, NV — President Biden says he’s concerned about King Charles after it was revealed that Charles has been diagnosed with cancer. The President told reporters in Las Vegas today he’s hoping to speak to him soon. Buckingham Palace is not revealing the type of cancer or the prognosis but did say the King […]

WASHINGTON — The future of the United States may very well rest in the hands of technological advancement, if Indiana’s senior senator is on the money. “The stakes are enormous, and our very values and way of life are at stake,” says Senator Todd Young. Senator Young, a Republican, has made tech legislation a priority […]

LOS ANGELES — Following a decades-long career during which time she won numerous accolades, British actress, musician, and all-around performer Glynis Johns has died at the impressive age of 100. Born in South Africa in 1923, Johns was perhaps best known to American audiences as Winifred Banks in the 1964 Disney adaptation of “Mary Poppins.” […]