Global Health Emergency: WHO declared an international health emergency over a fast-moving Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, with 88 deaths and 336 suspected cases reported, and a confirmed case now in Goma—raising fears as the city is controlled by the Rwanda-backed M23 militia. Election Integrity Fight: In the US, critics say the Trump administration has run at least 67 million voter registrations through DHS databases, flagging tens of thousands as possible noncitizens or deceased—sparking lawsuits over potential wrongful purges. Energy Pressure, Court Challenge: A Kenyan consumer rights activist filed a petition to block May–June fuel price hikes, arguing the increases are unconstitutional and that authorities won’t clearly explain how billions from a petroleum fund were used. Afghanistan Rights Backlash: The Taliban’s new family law rules reportedly recognize child marriages under conditions, including “silence” treated as consent—prompting renewed international condemnation. UK Street Politics: London police arrested 20 people around Tommy Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” march and a counter-protest tied to Nakba Day. Activism Meets Culture: La CASA, a new Latino arts hub in Boston’s South End, opened with bomba, salsa, and community programming.