Articles by Nina Joudeh

Nina Joudeh

Nina Joudeh

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Nina is a committed journalist and versatile writer, shaped by a childhood split between the United States and the Middle East. Her work transcends cultural boundaries, offering a distinctive perspective on global issues. She currently resides in New York City.

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Corruption Charges Revived for Former New York Lieutenant Governor, 'Mr. Benjamin Will Be Vindicated'

UN Expert Criticizes US Aid Policy for Gaza as 'Absurd' Amid Military Support for Israel

Nvidia, With 80% Control Of AI Chip Market, About To Overtake Apple As Second Most Valuable Company

Ireland Votes to Redefine Women's Role In Constitution, 'A Woman's Place is Anywhere She Wants It to Be'

UnitedHealth Group Still Recovering From February 'BlackCat' Hack, "Getting Everything Back To Normal Can Be A Multi-Month Process"

France Enshrines Abortion as a Constitutional Right

Cigna Implements Limit on Weight Loss Drug Coverage to Expand Insurance Reach

Biden's Support for Haiti's Unpopular Leader Criticized, 'They Rode This Horse To Their Doom

Sweden Joins NATO Amid Potential National Security Policy Shift After Russia's Ukraine Invasion

Slain Georgia Nursing Student Laken Riley's Parents Turn Down State of Union Invite

Israeli Tank 'Likely' Fired Machine Gun at Journalists, Report Finds

House Approves $460 Billion Government Funding Bill, Avoids Shutdown

Accused 'Hotel California' Lyric Thieves Dodge Charges After Prosecutors Drop Case Mid-Trial

Elon Musk Says He is Staying out of Biden Trump Race: 'Not Donating to Either Candidate'

Tesla Attack In Germany Raises Concerns Over Infrastructure Security, The 'Lifeline' of The Economy

Alabama Lawmakers Move to Protect IVF Providers Who Stopped Services After Supreme Court Ruling

Russian Missile Targets Zelensky Motorcade in Odessa

Travis Kelce Pays Loving Tribute to Brother Jason After Retirement: 'We Couldn't Be More Proud'

UN Food Official Warns That Sudan Conflict Could Spark World's 'Largest Hunger Crisis'

10,000 Vape Pens Go Up In Smoke As Explosions Rage at Supplies Site Outside Detroit

Trump Targets Super Tuesday Triumph as Rival Haley Vows to Continue Battle

Ceasefire Talks In Gaza Fail as Ramadan Nears, Egypt Reports

Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads Logins Back Online After Outage

Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen' Delivers Thrills and Laughs in Netflix Series Debut

Biden Administration Announces Limit for Credit Card Late Fees

The World's Richest Man Is Now Coming For New York's Bodegas

Super Tuesday: Set to Confirm Biden, Trump Standing

First U.S. Over-The-Counter Birth Control Pill Arrives

U.N. Inquiry Finds Evidence of Sexual Assault in Attack on Israel

Iran Election Reaches Record Low Turnout

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