Author: Sophia Johnson

Costa Rica has agreed to accept 200 migrants deported from the US, marking a significant shift in migration policy within Central America. This follows similar agreements made by neighboring Panama and Guatemala. The deportees, hailing from Central Asia and India, are set to arrive on Wednesday. Costa Rica’s Role in US Deportation Plan In a move that highlights Costa Rica’s growing involvement in international migration efforts, the country has announced…

The Bell Hotel, a long-standing architectural gem in downtown Athens, Georgia, has reopened its doors after a stunning two-year restoration. The grand reopening on February 11th marks a new era for the boutique hotel, seamlessly merging its storied past with modern luxury while revitalizing the local hospitality scene. A Landmark Reimagined Originally built in 1916 to house advanced telecommunications technology for the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., The Bell…

Atlas Development LLC has unveiled plans for a massive new data center campus just outside Atlanta, marking its third major data center project in Georgia this year. Project Springbank, as the development is called, will be located in Bartow County, about 40 miles northwest of Atlanta. The project, which is expected to span a vast 2.274 million square feet (211,260 square meters), is slated for completion by December 2031. The…

A devastating stampede at New Delhi Railway Station left 18 people dead on the night of Saturday, February 15, 2025, as crowds surged to catch trains bound for the Maha Kumbh in Prayagraj. Eyewitnesses shared chilling accounts of the chaos that unfolded in the crowded station, where people were pushed, trampled, and helpless in the face of the rush. A Night of Chaos at New Delhi Railway Station It was…

A tragic plane crash at the Covington Municipal Airport in Georgia has claimed the lives of at least two individuals. Authorities are investigating the cause, as this event follows a series of devastating aviation accidents across the United States. At approximately 11:21 p.m. ET on Saturday, the Covington Police Department received a call from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regarding a Rockwell Commander aircraft that had lost communication shortly after…

At least nine people have died across Kentucky and Georgia after a powerful storm swept through the region, causing widespread flooding, property damage, and widespread evacuations. The storm has wreaked havoc, leaving many struggling to survive amidst significant water damage and power outages. A Historic and Tragic Storm Kentucky and Georgia are reeling after a massive storm that hit with little warning. Kentucky’s Governor Andy Beshear confirmed the tragic deaths…

The streets of Tbilisi are once again filled with anger and defiance. Protesters refuse to back down as Georgia’s ruling party tightens its grip, edging the country closer to Moscow’s sphere of influence. With mass arrests, allegations of police brutality, and a controversial law targeting foreign-funded organizations, the battle for Georgia’s democratic future is intensifying. A Familiar Fight With Higher Stakes Two years ago, public outrage forced the government to…

Indian equity markets bounced back on Tuesday, snapping a six-day losing streak as cooling inflation data fueled hopes of more monetary easing. The Sensex climbed 356 points, while the Nifty reclaimed the 23,100 mark, with financials and auto stocks leading the charge. Inflation Declines, Markets React Positively India’s retail inflation eased to 4.3 percent in January, its lowest level in five months. That’s down from 5.2 percent in December, primarily…