U.S. President Donald Trump’s anti-migrant and anti-woke policies have driven a wave of Americans to relocate to Mexico. Already home to a fifth of US expats before Trump’s January 2025 inauguration, Mexico now attracts citizens fleeing discrimination, rights erosion, and polarizing rhetoric. With its culture, climate, and affordability, Mexico offers refuge as Americans like Oscar Gomez pack up, seeking a freer life south of the border amid Trump’s transformative agenda.

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Israel’s “Qatargate” scandal erupted as police questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over claims his media advisers worked for Qatar. Though not a suspect, Netanyahu denies knowledge of the alleged ties, while two aides face arrest for money laundering and foreign agent contact. Skeptics question the timing and evidence, wondering if it’s a genuine exposé or a political hit. With Qatar’s role unclear and facts scarce, the affair fuels debate over corruption and influence in Netanyahu’s administration.

Medgar Evers College, a CUNY senior college in Brooklyn, serves 7,000+ students with a focus on accessibility and social justice. Named after civil rights leader Medgar Evers, it offers degrees in business, liberal arts, and STEM, alongside unique centers like the DuBois Bunche Center for Public Policy. Despite a modest graduation rate, its open admissions policy and community programs underscore its role in uplifting underrepresented populations. The college blends academic rigor with cultural vibrancy in the heart of Central Brooklyn.

China has launched large-scale military drills around Taiwan, deploying 70 aircraft and 21 naval vessels in a move widely seen as intimidation. Taiwan’s defense forces remain on high alert, with the U.S. and Japan condemning Beijing’s actions as destabilizing. Experts warn that the drills could escalate into a broader conflict. As tensions mount, Taiwan’s government reaffirms its sovereignty, while global markets react with concern over potential disruptions to trade and security in the Indo-Pacific region.

As travel warnings for the U.S. increase, many foreigners are boycotting trips to America due to gun violence, political instability, and immigration policies. Nations like Canada, the UK, and Japan now caution citizens about visiting. Tourism rates are declining, impacting the U.S. economy, while foreign travelers say they no longer feel safe or welcome. With the Trump administration doubling down on restrictive policies, the country’s reputation as a top travel destination is rapidly eroding.

Farmers in Vermont are reviving an ancient practice—using human urine as fertilizer—to boost crop yields sustainably. The Rich Earth Institute collects, pasteurizes, and distributes urine to local farms, replacing synthetic fertilizers. With over 12,000 gallons processed annually, this "peecycling" method provides nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium while reducing water pollution. Farmers report healthier crops and cost savings, proving urine’s potential in sustainable agriculture. As acceptance grows, Vermont leads a movement turning waste into a valuable farming resource.