The US attack on a wedding party in southern Iran is the latest chapter in a decades-long history of such deliberate strikes – from Afghanistan to Iraq and now Iran – that have killed hundreds of civilians and turned moments of celebration into grief and mourning.

The Lindsay Clancy case has sparked intense debate in the US over postpartum psychosis, criminal responsibility, and the disturbing online culture of sympathy, fundraising, identification, and imitation surrounding a mother who admitted to killing her children.

After talks collapsed, the US imposed 50% tariffs on $27.6 billion in Canadian goods, prompting Canada's dollar-for-dollar retaliation effective September 8, escalating a trade war that now threatens supply chains, consumer prices, and political stability ahead of November midterms.

Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei consistently and unwaveringly championed Muslim unity as a religious principle and a source of strength against attempts by enemies to divide Muslims.

Despite enduring decades of occupation that systematically erased his homeland, Palestinian painter Sliman Mansour transformed loss into an enduring visual legacy of sumud through five decades of art, founding institutions and pioneering earth-based techniques to preserve Palestine's memory.

Far from showcasing US naval dominance, the ongoing war of aggression against Iran has exposed a fleet plagued by a series of accidents, logistical failures, and deteriorating morale of soldiers, revealing a so-called “superpower” stretched to its limits.

While Europe reduced Ibn Sina (Avicenna) to a rational medical and philosophical authority detached from his faith, Ibn Sina was in fact an Islamic polymath who rooted his metaphysics in Quranic theology and Islam-influenced "Eastern wisdom" that the West never translated.