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By Zoë Gorman   Anticipation and quiet excitement hung with the air’s petrichor under the overcast skies of Boston Monday morning. The clouds began to darken as rows of locals and visitors piled towards the finish line of the Boston marathon site, joining 70-somethings who set up lawn chairs on the…

By Zoe Gorman Tensions in the Sahel might break out into a war. A suicide bomber vehicle exploded in Northern Mali at a UN peacekeeping base Wednesday afternoon killing three and injuring at least 16. According to local news reports, the bomber was shot before entering the UN base at Ansongo, but his vehicle…

By Hyewon Lee On March 28th, the opposition defeated the ruling party in democratic presidential election for the first time in Nigerian history. Muhammadu Buhari, the former General of Nigeria in the early 80’s was elected as the next president. He defeated the present president Goodluck Jonathan. It was a…