California's governor commuted all 548 death sentences, effectively ending the state's capital punishment system and clearing its historically largest death row population.
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California has historically had the largest population of death row inmates in the US.
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US midterm election results have triggered a tech stock plunge due to fears of increased regulatory scrutiny on data centers and the AI industry.
Melat Kiros becoming the first Gen Z woman in Congress marks a historic shift in US political representation and diversity.
The ANC’s historic decline to 32% in local polls signals a severe loss of public trust and political dominance in South Africa.