The World and Everything In It 11.6.25 Pressuring Nigeria, protecting minors online, and examining the Day of the Dead
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Nov 6, 2025 Onize Odua, an Africa reporter, discusses the U.S. designation of Nigeria as a country of particular concern due to religious violence, revealing mixed reactions from Nigerians. Elisa Palumbo shares insights on the Day of the Dead, highlighting its origins and the tension among Mexican Christians over its practices. Cal Thomas offers commentary on SNAP policies, advocating for reform amid the current political climate. The conversation weaves together pressing issues around faith, culture, and social welfare.
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Court Scrutiny Of Emergency Tariff Powers
- The Supreme Court questioned the scope of presidential emergency tariff powers, revealing skepticism from conservative justices.
- The outcome could reshape how presidents use 1977 emergency authority for trade and national emergencies.
U.S. Designation Puts Pressure On Nigeria
- The U.S. designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern highlights large-scale violence against Christians and pressure for change.
- The label gives Washington tools to push Nigeria to protect religious freedom and draws international attention.
Data Shows Large-Scale Violence In Nigeria
- NGOs report massive casualties and kidnappings: InterSociety cites over 185,000 Christian deaths since 2009 and thousands of kidnappings in 2025.
- The scale of violence fuels calls for international pressure and greater domestic response in Nigeria.