At least 24 dead in South Korea's 'worst ever fires'

Tim Dolighan's cartoon for March 29, 2025, addresses a relevant social or political issue. The video failed to load, but viewers can access other videos from the team by refreshing their browser. The cartoon likely offers a humorous or thought-provoking perspective on current events. Full Article

A British man in Amsterdam tackled a suspected knifeman to the ground, restraining him after five people were stabbed near Dam Square. The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, was praised by Mayor Femke Halsema for his decisive and brave actions. The suspect, whose motive is under investigation, was arrested and the victims, including tourists and locals, were treated for their injuries. Full Article

A majority of assistant teachers and library assistants at Francis W. Parker School announced their intention to unionize this week, with 80% of the 30 staff members expressing their intent to form a union with the Illinois Federation of Teachers. The school administration recognized the effort, leading to plans for collective bargaining and discussions on better compensation, benefits, and clearer job responsibilities for the union members. The assistant teachers and library assistants aim to work...

Vice President JD Vance accused Denmark of underinvesting in the security architecture of Greenland, claiming European allies, including Denmark, have not kept pace with defense spending. Vance expressed concerns about Russia and China's aggressive incursions on the mineral-rich island, highlighting the importance of the Pituffik Space Base in alerting the U.S. to potential threats. He emphasized the need for Denmark to dedicate resources to ensure the safety of the base, troops, and people of Greenland...

Tony Summers, who lost his son to HIV and Hepatitis C from infected blood products, waits for compensation amidst the UK's infected blood scandal. More than 30,000 people were affected, with over 3,000 deaths, prompting a £11.8bn compensation fund. However, delays have caused only 18 people to receive compensation so far, with victims dying at a rate of two per week. Full Article

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Yangon, Myanmar has claimed over 1,000 lives, with the death toll rising as rescue efforts continue. Several aftershocks, including a 6.4 magnitude one, have caused further damage. Countries like Thailand, Taiwan, and China are sending rescue teams and aid to assist with relief efforts, while New Zealand has pledged support through the International Red Cross Movement. South Korea also plans to provide aid through international organizations to help with recovery...