Vanessa Wilkins
Vanessa Wilkins is a seasoned news writer offering meticulous coverage of news and current events. With a bachelor’s in journalism from the University of Missouri and nearly a decade of experience on the beat, Vanessa has honed her craft by delivering accurate, timely, and compelling stories to readers around the globe.
Beyond the newsroom, Vanessa is an advocate for media literacy, believing that an informed populace is the bedrock of a healthy democracy. She conducts workshops in schools and community centers, teaching about the importance of unbiased news consumption.
Senate passes $95B foreign aid bill 70-29
Republican hostility to the measure has been egged on by former President Donald Trump, who encouraged GOP senators to reject an earlier version.
UNRWA loses funding after staffers shown aiding Hamas terrorists
The U.K.-based Institute for Monitoring Peace and Cultural Tolerance in School Education (IMPACT-se) provided proof in a 123-page report released Monday.
Ecuador gang violence compounded by US, European drug trade
Efforts by the government, including increasing police presence and military deployment, have failed to contain the violence.
The expanding landscape of Large Language Models
All these LLMs are set to redefine customer service and numerous other industries.
How the U.S. uses AI to fight crime
The use of AI by U.S. law enforcement agencies extends beyond general crime fighting to specific battles against drug-related offenses, particularly in combating the production and distribution of fentanyl.
2024 in focus: Biden’s hurdles and Trump’s edge define the electoral showdown
Biden is in trouble and if he intends to make it to a second term, he will need some serious help getting his polling numbers up.
Why is Pakistan expelling Afghani citizens?
The history of hostilities between Pakistan and Afghanistan is complex and dates back to the early 20th century.
New evidence suggests possibility of ancient life on Mars
The revelation of further substantiated evidence supporting the existence of ancient rivers on Mars holds the potential to mark a pivotal moment in the ongoing quest for signs of life on the enigmatic Red Planet.