Author: Andrew Rogers

Andrew Rogers

Andrew Rogers is a seasoned journalist and news analyst specializing in global affairs, politics, and finance. With a passion for investigative reporting, he delivers accurate, insightful stories that inform and engage readers worldwide.

Los Angeles Police Department

The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is one of the largest and most influential law enforcement agencies in the United States. Founded in 1869, the department has grown from a small local force to a major organization serving a sprawling city of nearly four million people. Covering about 500 square miles, the LAPD is responsible for maintaining public safety and enforcing laws in a city known for its diversity and complexity. The LAPD’s structure is organized to manage a wide range of policing needs. Led by a Chief of Police appointed by the city’s mayor and confirmed by the city…

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Vietnam’s New Global Financial Hub: Ho Chi Minh & Da Nang

Vietnam is planning to establish a new international financial center (IFC) that will operate from two cities: Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. This model, called “one center, two destinations,” aims to attract global investment and boost the country’s economic growth. On June 11, the National Assembly discussed a draft resolution to create this IFC. Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh said Vietnam has the conditions needed to build a world-class financial hub. Currently, there are 119 financial centers worldwide, and Ho Chi Minh City is already considered one of them. The IFC will help bring international capital into…

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Trump Seals Rare Earths Deal With China Amid Trade Talks

US President Donald Trump said a deal has been reached with China to supply US companies with rare earth metals and magnets. The agreement comes after two days of talks in London aimed at easing trade tensions between the two countries. China agreed to provide these critical materials, while the US will ease visa restrictions on Chinese students. The deal still needs final approval from both Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The talks follow a truce agreed in May, which lowered tariffs between the US and China but did not remove them completely. Since then, both sides have accused…

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Budapest Erupts in Mass Protest Against Orbán Rule

Thousands of Hungarians took to the streets of Budapest on Tuesday to protest against the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The event, attended by about 15,000 people, was organized as a peaceful demonstration but carried a strong message of discontent. Protesters called the rally the start of a resistance movement aimed at defending democracy and civil freedoms in Hungary. The protest was supported by well-known public figures, including writers, musicians, and journalists. They addressed the crowd with strong criticism of the government’s policies, accusing it of corruption and growing authoritarianism. Many participants expressed concern that the country is drifting…

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US Blocks UN Talk on Gaza, Threatens Diplomatic Action

The United States is warning countries not to attend a United Nations conference that will focus on the Israel-Palestine conflict. The meeting is scheduled to take place next week in New York. It is being organized to explore a roadmap for a two-state solution, an idea that has long been debated in international diplomacy. According to a diplomatic cable obtained by Reuters, the US says that any country supporting decisions against Israel after the event could face serious diplomatic consequences. The cable was sent on Tuesday to several governments. It urges nations to avoid actions that would be seen as…

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Fulbright Board Resigns Amid Trump Political Pressure

The entire Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board resigned on Wednesday, citing political interference by President Donald Trump’s administration. The 12-member board said the administration took control of decisions that normally belong to the board. This included denying a large number of Fulbright awards for the 2025-2026 academic year. The board also said the administration is reviewing another 1,200 international Fulbright recipients without authorization. This review could lead to even more award rejections. The board argued that these actions go against the program’s mission and the values of free speech and academic freedom that Congress established nearly 80 years ago. The Fulbright…

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Shocking! Funeral Home Left Body in Hearse for a Year

A funeral home operator in Colorado has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after leaving a woman’s body in a hearse for over a year and keeping the ashes of more than 30 people in his home. The Denver District Attorney’s Office announced the sentence earlier this week. Miles Harford, 34, pleaded guilty in April to one felony charge of abuse of a corpse and one misdemeanor charge of theft. Other charges, including forgery and more theft counts, were dropped as part of a plea deal. The sentence of 18 months is the maximum allowed under Colorado law for…

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Chinese Jet Near Miss Sparks Pacific Tension

A Chinese fighter jet flew dangerously close to a Japanese military aircraft over the Pacific Ocean, increasing regional tensions. The near miss happened during the weekend as China carried out large-scale military drills near Japan’s territory. Japan said the Chinese J-15 fighter jet took off from the aircraft carrier Shandong and came within 45 meters of a Japanese Self-Defense Force patrol plane. The incident took place in international airspace. On Thursday, Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said the close encounter could have led to a serious accident. He called on China to prevent such incidents in the future. Japan’s…

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Pregnant U.S. Citizen Detained by ICE, Hospitalized After

A nine-month pregnant U.S. citizen was detained by immigration agents in Hawthorne, California, and later hospitalized due to sharp stomach pains. Cary Lopez was arrested near 120th Street and Hawthorne Way on Sunday while with her undocumented husband. The federal agents accused her of obstructing their operation, although she said she was only trying to protect her unborn child. Lopez said agents arrived in marked vehicles and surrounded them on private property. She told the agents they had no right to be there and asked them to leave. The agents claimed she was blocking their arrest when she stood in…

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Los Angeles police Shoot Woman with Non-Lethal Round Near Home

New video shows Los Angeles police officers firing a less lethal round at close range at a woman walking alone near her residence during recent protests. The footage was recorded by a bystander and shared on social media. It shows the woman walking quietly down the street as officers tell her to leave the area. Shortly after, one officer fires a round, striking the woman, who staggers backward in pain. The woman can be heard telling officers that she lives in the area. The person filming rushes to help her sit down as the officers continue giving orders. The Los…

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