Articles by Nina Joudeh

Nina Joudeh

Nina Joudeh

Breaking News Reporter

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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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Jack Teixeira Accepts 16-Year Prison Sentence Over Pentagon Leaks

Haiti Gangs Ready to Overthrow Government, Country Reaches Agreement With Kenya

Cease-Fire Negotiations Initiated in Egypt as Israeli Official Convenes with US Diplomats

Court Ruling Vacates Capitol Rioter's Sentence, Could Influence Other Jan. 6 Cases

CDC Ends Five-Day COVID Isolation Guidance

Special Counsel: Trying Trump's Classified Docs Case Before Election Would Not Violate DOJ

Alabama IVF Ruling Emphasizes Importance of State Supreme Courts

Michelle Troconis Guilty Of Conspiracy to Murder

French President Angered Over Civilian Massacre in Gaza

Judge to Hold Critical Hearing in Trump Classified Documents Case

Israeli Soldiers Fired at Palestinians Seeking Food

Biden's Doctor Claims President is 'Fit for Duty'

Palestinian Death Toll Surpasses 30,000

Spanish Police Arrest Atlético Madrid Fan for Harassing Young Girl

Putin Warns West of Global Nuclear War

This Year's Oscar Performances Include Ryan Gosling, Billie Eilish, Jon Batiste

Two Mayoral Hopefuls Gunned Down in Mexican City

Mitch McConnell to Step Down As Senate Republican Leader in November

Texas Inmate Facing Execution Says New Evidence Proves Innocence

Nuclear Weapons Plant Shuts Down Amid Texas Wildfires

Two Men Have Been Convicted in 2002 Murder of Run-DMC's Jam Master Jay

A Deal Between Israel and Hamas is Taking Shape

Democrats Rebel Against Biden Over Gaza Complicity

Letter Containing White Substance Sent to Florida Home of Donald Trump Jr.

Kremlin Warns of NATO Conflict Over Ukraine Deployment

US Couple Missing in Grenada Likely Thrown Into Sea by Fugitives

Majority of Countries Believe Israel Violated International Law by Occupying Palestinian Lands

UN Secretary General Warns World Becoming 'Less Safe by the Day'

Exiled Chinese Bloggers Sound Warning, Followers Allegedly Being Interrogated

Google Takes Down "Racially Bias" AI Image Generator

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