US Military Kills 4 in Drug Boat Strike, Faces Criticism Over Survivor Attack

December 5, 2025

US Military Kills 4 in Drug Boat Strike, Faces Criticism Over Survivor Attack

The US military killed four people in a strike on a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific. The move sparked controversy after footage showed attacks on shipwrecked survivors, drawing lawmaker concerns and defense secretary Pete Hegseth's active role.

USCIS Cuts Work Permits for Refugees and Asylum Seekers to 18 Months from Dec 2025

December 5, 2025

USCIS Cuts Work Permits for Refugees and Asylum Seekers to 18 Months from Dec 2025

The Trump administration's USCIS limits employment permits to 18 months for refugees, asylum seekers, and others from December 2025. This aims to increase vetting amid security concerns.

Israel Strikes South Lebanon After Historic First Direct Talks in Decades

December 5, 2025

Israel Strikes South Lebanon After Historic First Direct Talks in Decades

Israel hit southern Lebanon with new air strikes hours after the first direct Israel-Lebanon talks in decades. The strikes targeted Hezbollah sites amid tense ceasefire violations.

US Military Strike Killing Survivors Off Venezuela Draws War Crime Accusations, Calls for Video Release

December 5, 2025

US Military Strike Killing Survivors Off Venezuela Draws War Crime Accusations, Calls for Video Release

A secret video showing US military killing two survivors off Venezuela has shocked lawmakers and rights groups. Congress demands full investigation and release of footage.

Asylum Seekers in Nauru Face Hunger, Work Ban, and Deportation Fears

December 4, 2025

Asylum Seekers in Nauru Face Hunger, Work Ban, and Deportation Fears

More than 160 asylum seekers sent to Nauru by Australia say they are starving, banned from working, and living with fear of deportation. Their $230 stipend is too low to cover high costs on the island, while slow refugee processing extends their uncertain wait.