Rachel Morgan News Editor

Rachel specializes in American politics, public policy, and domestic affairs. She spent a decade reporting from Washington, D.C., before transitioning into editorial management. She leads the U.S. news desk, shaping coverage that explains political developments and national events with clarity and context.

Trump DHS Uses Unverified Data to Target Election Officials Over Non-Citizen Voting

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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is escalating pressure on state election officials, publicly claiming that hundreds of thousands of non-citizens are registered to vote in key battleground states. Despite these assertions, federal documents and state officials suggest the data remains unverified and speculative, as the administration faces significant legal pushback over its attempts to access … Read more

Nigel Farage Claims Financial Scrutiny Is ‘Coordinated Pile-On

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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has characterized public scrutiny of his financial backing as a “coordinated pile-on” designed to hinder his party’s political progress. Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC GB) in London, Farage stated he had been “dehumanised” following revelations that he received a £5m gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. The … Read more

Mauao Summit Track Reopens as Base Track Recovery Begins

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Tauranga City Council has completed repairs on the Mauao summit Motukauri 4WD track following severe weather in January, though a reopening timeline remains unconfirmed. Recovery manager Charlie Rahiri stated that restoration work has now shifted to the base track, Te Ara Tūtanga, as the council manages the complex, high-hazard environment created by 42 separate landslides … Read more

Latvia Blacklists Two Ukrainian Comedians

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Latvian authorities have officially designated the Ukrainian comic duo Vladimir Moiseenko and Vladimir Danilets as persona non grata, effectively barring them from the country. According to a social media announcement by Braže, the decision was executed under the second part of Article 61 of the Immigration Law, which grants the Minister of Foreign Affairs the … Read more

Zimbabwean MP Demands Expulsion of 25,000 South Africans Over Xenophobia

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Zanu-PF Member of Parliament Clemence Chiduwa has formally proposed that Zimbabwe expel approximately 25 000 South African nationals currently living in or visiting the country. Chiduwa argues the measure should serve as a retaliatory “tit-for-tat” response to the repatriation of over 100 000 Zimbabweans from South Africa since May, following a series of anti-immigration protests. … Read more

Regional Leaders Urged to Share Best Governance Practices

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Deputy Home Affairs Minister Bima Arya Sugiarto has called for increased collaboration among Indonesia’s regional leaders to address the mounting pressures of local governance. Speaking at an Association of All Indonesian Provincial Governments (APPSI) meeting in West Lombok on Wednesday, Sugiarto emphasized that frequent knowledge-sharing is necessary to manage complex fiscal and public policy challenges. … Read more

Couple’s $2M Lawsuit Against ANZ Over Rates Debits Fails

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A High Court judge has dismissed a $2 million lawsuit brought against ANZ bank by two Featherston residents, labeling the claim as “choked with pseudo-law.” Judge David Boldt ruled against homeowners Herman van Velzen and Elizabeth van Gool, finding their legal arguments—which challenged the bank’s authority and the validity of local rating laws—to be entirely … Read more

Peter Falconio Murder: Expert Identifies Likely Burial Site

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Dr. Mark Harrison, a former British government police search adviser, has identified a disused racecourse near Barrow Creek as the “most likely” potential burial site for Peter Falconio. Falconio was murdered by Bradley John Murdoch in July 2001, but his remains have never been recovered. Harrison, who specializes in “no-body” homicide cases, suggests the site—located … Read more

The True Cost of Raising Kids in LA: 2026 Price Map

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The OmniPeace Foundation has launched its fourth Global Music Box at Precious Lamb Preschool, providing displaced children with instruments, workbooks, and a digital education platform. Funded by Christine Baumgartner Connor, this “Music School in a Box” model aims to provide access to music education in existing spaces. Simultaneously, a new report from SmartAsset indicates that … Read more

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