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Hasan Piker (@HasanTheHun) recently returned from an aid mission to Cuba. This is what he witnessed:

In his Palm Sunday speech, Pope Leo said God rejects prayers for war just days after the U.S. secretary of defense prayed for “overwhelming destruction” in Iran.

Fuel prices could climb to record highs, but that doesn’t mean you have to suffer. Economist Gregor Semieniuk explains how price caps and taxing corporate windfalls could help prevent deeper economic damage w/@tabish_talib

Children in Gaza were filmed playing a game they called “carrying the martyrs,” where they pretend to carry dead bodies on hospital gurneys.

This Indonesian developer is building one of Indonesia’s most anticipated action games — all alone. Fajrul Falakh tells @yelmjouie how “Acts of Blood” went from a childhood love letter to a Summer Game Fest breakout.

With the world’s eyes on Iran, “the people in Gaza are being overlooked.” Dr. Saira Hussain recently returned from her third medical mission to Gaza. What she saw alarmed her.

After Israel reportedly told Druze and Christian leaders in southern Lebanon not to shelter their Shia Muslim neighbors, this Lebanese girl says, “We are all one.”

Iraqi and Mexican football fans shared these moments of solidarity at playoff matches for the 2026 World Cup. Mexico is co-hosting the World Cup with Canada and the U.S., where there are concerns about how international fans will be treated.

Marouf Rammal was the second well-known beekeeper killed by Israel in southern Lebanon. Israeli attacks have killed over 1,500 people in Lebanon in one month.

From glass factory workers in India to tea farmers in Kenya, to tuk tuk drivers in Somalia, millions of people across Asia and Africa are feeling the effects of the Strait of Hormuz’s closure.

“They could seize your salary, your car, your house...threaten to throw you in jail.” Despite the possible consequences for not paying taxes, Ed Hedemann has been resisting federal taxes for over 55 years. @annakook asks if it’s worth it for him.

A synagogue in Tehran has been completely destroyed in the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.

The U.S. is deporting migrants to countries they’re not from – a practice known as “third-country deportation.” Advocates warn it can put people at risk and limit their chance to seek asylum.

These street sweepers in Tehran are clearing paths so survivors can be found. U.S. and Israeli strikes have reportedly killed over 2,000 people in Iran and destroyed up to 90,000 homes.

Israel killed a World Health Org driver when it fired on a vehicle in Gaza. Several other Palestinians were injured including a WHO doctor.

The makers of “Call of Duty” were once pressured to make a game about Iran attacking Israel. @yelmjouie breaks down how video games don't just reflect war – they can shape how we see it.

India didn’t allow the release of “The Voice of Hind Rajab” in its cinemas and distributors say it’s because Modi’s right-wing government doesn’t want to “break up” its strong relationship with Israel.

This Syrian family found refuge in Lebanon after fleeing the Assad regime. Now Israeli airstrikes have forced them from their home again.