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[Houston Councilwoman Tiffany D. Thomas] If there was one word to describe Houston Councilwoman Tiffany D. Thomas of District F, it would be sharp. The reason why we are able to say this is because she was without exception able to answer all of our questions and the questions that many citizens of Houston have in their minds.

[Israel targeted killing of Anas al-Sharif] the targeted killing of 5 Al-Jazeera journalist and two other freelance journalists by Israel has caused outrage within the international community. This time instead of denying the targeted  killing Israel confirmed that it did in fact engage in the targeted killing of world-renowned journalists Anas al-Sharif, Mohamed Qureiqa, Moamen Aliwa, Mohammed Noufal, and Ibrahim Zaher.

[Precinct 16 Chair Karla West] Today it was a pleasure to interview Houston Precinct 16 Chair Karla West as well as take the time out to touch on a multitude of subjects and topics that range from Gov. Greg Abbot (R) to law enforcement, the homeless crisis that not only Texas but the entire nation is facing.

[Meochea Money Texas Congressional District Lines] VEDA Correspondent Meochea Money reported from the Texas Capital, Austin, to provide coverage on the controversial socio-political issue of Gov. Greg Abbott's plan to prematurely redraw the state’s Congressional District Lines.

[Germany weapons Israel] Yesterday, Germany stated that they would stop sending weapons to Israeli temporarily because of Israel’s questionable plan to not only expand their war of genocide inside of Gaza, but to completely “occupy” all of Gaza in their failing effort to “rid the world of Hamas”, a Palestinian organization that Israel once funded.

[Nicholas M. Little] As with any exclusive guest interview that’s conducted here at VEDA World News, our latest interview with Nicholas M. Little, a native of  Charlotte, North Carolina, was nothing short of being yet another great interview.

[Brazil Trump Tariff] In response to American President Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs, Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called for all BRICS member countries to unite to counteract the reciprocal traffic set forth by President Trump. President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva stated the following in regards all members of the BRICS bloc:

[Precinct 16 Chair Karla West] It’s always a pleasure to have the opportunity to speak with politicians as we respect and admire all politicians no matter which side of the political aisle, they’re on; and Karla West, who is the Precinct 16 Chair, is of no exception.

[Brazil Pix Visa Mastercard] Pix, the Brazilian government's instant payment system is giving  American financial institutions like Visa, Zelle, and MasterCard a run for their money when it comes to processing consumer based digital payments.

[Greg Abbot bans cell phones Texas schools] With Texas republican governor Greg Abbot signing House Bill 1481 in law which bans students from bringing cell phones, headphones, tablets, smart watches, and other like devices into their schools.

[Trump Russia nuclear escalation] American escalations with Russia continue to climb and American president Donald trump ordered the deploying of two nuclear submarines to sail closer to Russia.

[Palestinian Youth Movement A Day of Rage] Yesterday, an anti-Israel pro Palestine protest entitled “A Day of Rage” was held in Houston, Texas at 12 noon at the Egyptian Consulate located at 5718 Westheimer Rd.  According to the Palestinian Youth Movement who are the organizers of the protest, both the Egyptian and Jordanian governments have arrested and detained hundreds of people for showing solidarity with Palestine.

[Demitry Medvedev Russia Israel Iran”] It’s been three days since American President Donald Trump issued his first 50, then 12, then 10, and now 5-day ultimatum for Russia to settle the war between it and neighboring country Ukraine.

[Iran Shanghai Cooperation Organization] Iran’s push for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to become one of the newest solutions to not only counteract but shield member countries from the grip of both NATO and American led sanctions have become clear. The reason for this is simple, the recognition of the multi-polarity state of the world.

[Nigeria kidnappings killing] In the Zamfara State of northern Nigeria, an estimated 56 people were kidnapped and killed by what Nigerian authorities are calling “insurgents”. The kidnapped victims were said to have been taken from Banga Village in Kauran, Namoda as early as March this year.

[Angola protest on diesel tax] since Monday of this week, protests and riots have been ensuing in the African country of Angola. The reason for the mass protest and riots is centered around the fact that the Angolan government decided it would raise the tax on diesel fuel to roughly 33%.

[Ukraine America U.K. to overthrow Zelenskyy] Today, in trilateral talks Ukrainian, American, and U.K officials met in secret to discuss the removal of former Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy from his position of power and are currently seeking to replace him with former Ukrainian Military Chief Valery Zaluzhny.

[protesters University of Houston] Over the weekend, several hundred Houston residents gathered in protest at the University of Houston in an effort to demonstrate their outrage of Texas Governor Greg Abbot's (R) plan to change what they are calling “gerrymandering” the redrawing of the current Congressional District lines. With the proposed redrawing of the Congressional Lines of District 18, many Houston residents feel that their voices in the voting process will be ignored

[Greg Abbot congressional remapping] Yesterday at the M.C. Daniel  Community Outreach Center located in Houston Texas, Texas Representative Jolanda Jones of district 147, held what she called an “Emergency Redistricting Town Hall Meeting”.

[Israel Knesset vote] Today the Israeli Knesset passed a vote that would allow the Israeli government to claim sovereignty over the Palestinians West Bank and the Jordan Valley. The vote was passed by 30-6. Immediately after the passing of the vote both the sultanate of  Oman and Saudi Arabia expressed not only their concerns over the passing of the vote by the Knesset, but both countries outright condemned the passing of the vote.