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Sabrina Toppa
Recent Articles
Afghans in Pakistan Fear for Refugees Fleeing Taliban
“Even after 40 years, nothing has changed in Afghanistan," says one refugee in Pakistan. "Fear, hunger, displacement, and uncertainty are our destiny."
By Sabrina Toppa
August 18, 2021
Pakistani Women Said #MeToo. Now, They're Being Sued
Women in Pakistan came forward with allegations of sexual harassment as the #MeToo movement took hold. Now, they're facing defamation lawsuits
By Sabrina Toppa / Lahore, Pakistan
October 20, 2020
Pakistan Paralyzed by Protests Over Blasphemy Acquittal
Asia Bibi was cleared after eight years on death row, but she still isn't free
By Sabrina Toppa / Lahore, Pakistan
November 2, 2018
Pakistan Goes to the Polls
The upcoming election will only be the country’s second democratic transition of power
By Sabrina Toppa / Lahore
July 24, 2018
Pakistan's Transgender Candidates Find Political Voice
Long left on the margins, transgender citizens are finding their voice
By Sabrina Toppa / Lahore
July 23, 2018
Pakistan to Vote on Child Marriage Bill
Pakistan's parliament will vote on whether to raise the minimum marriage age to 18
By Sabrina Toppa / Lahore
December 7, 2017
Eyewitnesses Recount Deadly Lahore Bombing
Lahore bombing survivors say "this is against all of humanity”
By Sabrina Toppa / Lahore
March 28, 2016
Vatican Calls Irish Gay-Marriage Vote 'Defeat for Humanity'
The remark is the most critical made by the church so far
By Sabrina Toppa
May 27, 2015
Breastfed Babies Better Protected Against Pollution
Human milk counters impact of airborne pollutants
By Sabrina Toppa
May 25, 2015
Vietnam Outlaws 'Filthy,' 'Clichéd' and 'Poisonous' Romantic Novels
Well, that's
Fifty Shades of Grey
nixed then
By Sabrina Toppa
May 22, 2015
Josh Duggar Resigns From Family Research Council
Duggar says he "regrets" the "negative attention"
By Sabrina Toppa
May 21, 2015
Activists to March in North Korea
"I believe that we are ... breaking through this mental state that this is a permanent division"
By Sabrina Toppa
May 20, 2015
Saudi Arabia Is Looking For Executioners
How long before they bring in the headhunters?
By Sabrina Toppa
May 19, 2015
Rohingya Say Quake-Ravaged Nepal Better Than Home
“In Burma, just being Muslim is like a crime”
By Sabrina Toppa
May 18, 2015
Rapper Chinx Fatally Shot in Queens
The motive for the attack is not yet known
By Sabrina Toppa
May 18, 2015
Italy Rescues 3,600 Migrants in 48 Hours
Some 200,000 are expected to arrive in Italy this year
By Sabrina Toppa
May 15, 2015
'All-Male Panels' Tumblr Skewers Gender Imbalance
Endless images of all-male academic and business panels highlight the problem of men dominating the conversation
By Sabrina Toppa
May 15, 2015
Infant Antibiotic Use Tied to Adult Diseases
By altering infant gut bacteria, the antibiotics make us more vulnerable to disease
By Sabrina Toppa
May 14, 2015
Baltimore Riots Cost $9 Million
Over 30 businesses and at least one home suffered major damage from April 25 to May 3, survey says
By Sabrina Toppa
May 14, 2015
Uber Is Now Legal All Over the Philippines
Move follows introduction of world's first legal provisions specifically for ride-hailing apps
By Sabrina Toppa
May 12, 2015
Listen to Kanye's SAIC Acceptance Speech
The College Dropout
makes good
By Sabrina Toppa
May 12, 2015
Benedict Cumberbatch Passed Over for BAFTA Award Again
That's the third time he has been nominated for a BAFTA award and failed to collect
By Sabrina Toppa
May 11, 2015
Chinese Boss Treats 6,400 Workers to Vacation
And they even set a Guinness World Record while there
By Sabrina Toppa
May 11, 2015
Hello Kitty Now Has Her Own Chinese Restaurant
These meals are just made to be Instagrammed
By Sabrina Toppa / Hong Kong
May 10, 2015
Relax, Texas: The Feds Aren't Invading
The military's largest training exercise is just that—an exercise
By Sabrina Toppa
May 8, 2015
15,000 Dolphins Killed For Their Teeth
The teeth are used by the islanders as a currency
By Sabrina Toppa
May 7, 2015
'Almost All' Irish and Most British Overweight By 2030
An obesity epidemic of 'enormous proportions' will also affect the rest of Europe
By Sabrina Toppa
May 7, 2015
British Politician Threatened to Shoot Rival
Robert Blay said he would "personally put a bullet" between the eyes of Ranil Jayawardena
By Sabrina Toppa
May 6, 2015
N.Y. Mets Wear NYPD Caps in Tribute to Slain Officer
The Mets previously wore NYPD caps to honor 9/11 first responders
By Sabrina Toppa
May 5, 2015
Australian Jailed for Killing 9 Puppies While on Meth
The court was told that the culprit had not slept for three days
By Sabrina Toppa
May 4, 2015
This Is Chipotle's Actual Guacamole Recipe
But be warned: there are 230 calories in each 4 oz. serving
By Sabrina Toppa
May 3, 2015
J.Lo Made a Heartfelt Tribute to Selena at the Billboard Latin Music Awards
Jennifer Lopez delivered a heartfelt tribute to Mexican-American singer Selena at the Billboard Latin Music Awards Thursday, keeping audiences spellbound with her nostalgic renditions of the murdered singer's greatest hits, from "Bidi Bidi Bom Bom"...
By Sabrina Toppa
May 1, 2015
Joan Rivers' Daughter Recounts Their Last Moments
"I believe she knew I was there"
By Sabrina Toppa
April 30, 2015
'Selfie Arm' Debuts for Lonely Photographers
Introducing the "selfie arm"
By Sabrina Toppa
April 29, 2015
Woman Breastfeeds After Her Mastectomy
The image challenges conventional advice that women being treated for cancer should avoid breastfeeding
By Sabrina Toppa
April 28, 2015
Watch This Fox Make His Own Sandwich
Who needs opposable thumbs when you have teeth?
By Sabrina Toppa
April 28, 2015
Hong Kong’s Nepalis Mobilize After Quake
Hong Kong's visible and historic Nepali minority is united in its determination to help loved ones back home
By Sabrina Toppa / Hong Kong
April 28, 2015
Everybody Loves Raymond
Star Sawyer Sweeten Dead at 19
He was just 19
By Sabrina Toppa
April 24, 2015
German President Calls 1915 Armenian Massacre 'Genocide'
"The fate of the Armenians stands as exemplary in the history of mass exterminations, ethnic cleansing, deportations and yes, genocide"
By Sabrina Toppa
April 24, 2015
The College Education Game Just Got Changed
Arizona State now offers online pay-as-you-pass freshman years with no required SAT
By Sabrina Toppa
April 23, 2015
Animated
Spider-Man
Movie Announced
It's back to Spidey's graphic roots
By Sabrina Toppa
April 23, 2015
64 Taken to Hospital After Vancouver Pot Rally
Patients complained of nausea, vomiting, palpitations and "a decreased level of consciousness"
By Sabrina Toppa
April 22, 2015
LiLo Mistakes the Arabic for 'Donkey' and 'Beautiful'
Luckily it was in an Instagram post, not a tattoo
By Sabrina Toppa
April 22, 2015
Iconic Las Vegas Sign Designer Dies
Betty Willis was 91
By Sabrina Toppa
April 21, 2015
Envoy Apologizes to Poland Over Holocaust Article
Envoy concedes that remarks were "offensive"
By Sabrina Toppa
April 20, 2015
Less Than Half of American Troops Are 'Satisfied With Work'
Morale in the armed forces is low
By Sabrina Toppa
April 17, 2015
U.S. Bird Flu Outbreak May Last a 'Few Years'
No quick end to the outbreak
By Sabrina Toppa
April 17, 2015
Watch a Snowboarder Land a Never-Before-Seen Aerial Trick
We're dizzy just watching
By Sabrina Toppa
April 16, 2015
Pakistan Could Charge CIA Officials in Drone Deaths
A landmark case may open the door for a possible multibillion-dollar class-action lawsuit launched by relatives of the alleged 960 civilian victims of U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan
By Sabrina Toppa
April 16, 2015
See Pluto's First Color Image From An Approaching Spacecraft
It is also the first color image snapped from an approaching spacecraft
By Sabrina Toppa
April 15, 2015
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