Politics

Africa

Prince Harry Quits Board Over African Parks Human Rights Abuses

Prince Harry has left the board of African Parks after the charity admitted rangers committed human rights abuses in the Republic of the Congo, according to The Guardian.

WH News Aug 27, 2026

África

Dos tailandeses detenidos en Sudáfrica por presunto contrabando de huevos de loro

La policía de Sudáfrica detuvo a dos ciudadanos tailandeses por presunto contrabando de huevos de aves en peligro de extinción, según el ministerio del medio ambiente.

WH News Aug 26, 2026

US Politics

Trump Officials Threaten Kennedy Center Demolition

Trump administration lawyers have threatened to demolish the Kennedy Center if renovations are blocked by the court, according to court documents.

WH News Aug 26, 2026

Naturaleza

Dolly Parton: 65% de aprobación en encuesta

Dolly Parton mantiene un apoyo del 65% en una encuesta, destacando por su neutralidad política y canciones como 'I Will Always Love You'.

WH News Aug 26, 2026

Diplomacia y Comercio

Guerra comercial: Aumentan precios del papel higiénico en EE.UU.

El papel higiénico y productos de papel suben de precio en EE.UU. debido a la guerra comercial con Canadá. Según The Guardian, el conflicto pone en riesgo décadas de cooperación económica entre ambos países.

WH News Aug 26, 2026

Conflicts & Security

Wife of US Soldier Deported Under Trump Policies

The wife of an active-duty US soldier was deported to Honduras on Monday, according to her family and the Department of Homeland Security. She is at least the seventh spouse or parent of a US soldier to be deported under the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.

WH News Aug 26, 2026

Nature

Dolly Parton’s Life Told Through Six Iconic Songs

Dolly Parton's career has been marked by a unique ability to bridge divides in a polarized America. Her refusal to take political stances has contributed to a net approval rating of 65%—a stark contrast to figures like Barack Obama (14%) and Donald Trump (-19%).

WH News Aug 26, 2026

Corporate

At least 47 killed, over 50 kidnapped in Haiti gang attack

At least 47 people were killed and more than 50 others kidnapped when armed men attacked a once peaceful community near Haiti’s capital at the weekend, the UN has said.

WH News Aug 25, 2026

US Politics

Supreme Court Backs Trump Mail-In Voting Plan as Midterms Loom

The US supreme court has supported Donald Trump's effort to restrict mail-in voting, a decision that could impact the November midterm elections, according to the Guardian.

WH News Aug 25, 2026

Europe

European Rights Court Orders Turkey to Free Imprisoned Businessman

The European Court of Human Rights has ordered Turkey to immediately release businessman Osman Kavala, whose detention has lasted nearly a decade. According to the court, his continued imprisonment violates his rights to a fair trial and freedom of expression.

WH News Aug 25, 2026

Discovery

97.7% of Dead NFL Players Had Brain Disease, Study Finds

A new study finds that as many as 97.7% of NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021 could have had brain disease linked to repeated head trauma. The research, published in the British Medical Journal, analyzed brain donations from 235 former players.

WH News Aug 25, 2026

Política de EE.UU.

AIPAC pierde influencia en EE.UU.: 17 millones en gastos ocultos

El candidato republicano Mike Rogers pidió que AIPAC no lo apoye, señalando un posible declive en la influencia de la lobbie pro-Israel.

WH News Aug 25, 2026

US-Politik

AIPAC: Einfluss in den USA im Rückgang?

Der republikanische Senatskandidat Mike Rogers soll AIPAC gebeten haben, seine Wahlkampfhilfe zu verweigern. Dies deutet auf einen Rückgang des Einflusses der pro-israelischen Lobby.

WH News Aug 25, 2026

Asia Pacific

What Would Justice Look Like for Myanmar’s Rohingya?

As the fifth anniversary of the 2017 Rohingya genocide in Myanmar passes, more than 700,000 remain in Bangladesh, while new persecution in Rakhine state raises urgent concerns. International legal actions, including cases in Argentina and the International Court of Justice (ICJ), seek accountability but face political and procedural hurdles.

WH News Aug 25, 2026

US Politics

AIPAC’s Political Standing Declining as Candidates Distance Themselves

Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers has reportedly asked AIPAC not to support his campaign, signaling a potential decline in the pro-Israel lobby's influence. According to US media, this comes as growing public disillusionment with Israel-backed policies emerges.

WH News Aug 25, 2026