After public outcry, NBC News has decided to send Ayman Mohyeldin back to Gaza. Yesterday, Glenn Greenwald of the Intercept reported that NBC decided to pull Mohyeldin out of Gaza for security concerns. However, NBC then moved Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel into Gaza. Some wondered if Monyeldin, whose work […]
It was announced today that American forces had captured Ahmed Abu Khatallah, who was partially behind the Benghazi attacks that killed four Americans on September 11, 2012. In the near two years since the attack, several news organizations were able to track down and interview Abu Khatallah. Officials said that […]
South Korea’s prime minister, Chung Hong-won, has announced his resignation after a botched government response to the sunken ferry incident. As opposed to other countries with a prime minister, most of the power is concentrated with the President so this move is largely symbolic. A spokesman for South Korean President […]
President Obama arrived in Italy on Wednesday and will meet with Pope Francis for the first time on Thursday. President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama had met with Pope Francis’s predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, early on in the President’s first term. While many are looking at this visit from […]
RT, previously known as Russia Today, has been in the headlines recently for its anchors being outspoken on Russia’s involvement in the Ukraine crisis. Yesterday, anchor Abby Martin closed out her show, Breaking the Set, and denounced Russia’s “military occupation.” Today, another anchor spoke out on the crisis, and RT, […]
