Recep Karaca
Position: Chief Editor
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Journalism, Rutgers University, New Jersey
Master’s Degree in Media Studies, Columbia University, New York
Career: Began as a political reporter for The Star-Ledger in Newark.
Worked as an editorial director for NJ Spotlight News.
Joined DailyNewsEn in 2021 as Chief Editor, leading the newsroom with a focus on impactful reporting.
Expertise: Politics, investigative journalism, and policy analysis.
Notable Achievements:
Awarded the New Jersey Press Association Medal for Outstanding Editorial Leadership.
Tennis: Djokovic drops a set for his return to Indian Wells, where five French...
Novak Djokovic made his return, not so quietly, at the Masters 1000 in Indian Wells, where five French people qualified for the third round,...
US presidential election: on the campaign trail in Georgia, Biden and Trump clash over...
Donald Trump and Joe Biden, campaigning on Saturday March 9 in the key state of Georgia, clashed on the question of the age of...
Ligue 1: Brest ends up falling, while Lens continues its rise
And suddenly the thunder of Brest stopped rumbling: the Finistériens' series, thirteen matches without defeat in Ligue 1, ended on Saturday March 9 on...
In Haiti, Port-au-Prince regains fragile calm after an evening of clashes between gangs and...
The capital has regained a precarious calm. The population of Port-au-Prince assessed, Saturday March 9, the extent of the damage after another evening of...
Formula 1: Jeddah GP winner Max Verstappen wins his ninth consecutive race
Max Verstappen has a very personal definition of the “glorious uncertainty of sport”: every time he starts a race, the probability of him winning...
Six Nations Tournament: England capsizes its audience, end of series for Ireland
Great match and great scenario in London. We play the 80th minute at Twickenham Stadium, Ireland leads by two points: if the score remains...
Israel-Hamas war, day 155: an aid ship ready to embark for Gaza, fifteen Houthi...
The first aid ship is ready to set sail from Cyprus for the famine-hit Gaza Strip, where Israeli aerial bombardments have killed 30,960 people...
At “Rencontres du Papotin”, on France 2, life is beautiful with Ginette Kolinka
We no longer present “Les Rencontres du Papotin”, launched by filmmakers Eric Toledano and Olivier Nakache. Since 2022, they have periodically invited personalities to...
Six Nations Tournament: Italy, defeater of Scotland, creates a sensation
Italian victories are rare in the men's six nations rugby tournament, so obviously Paolo Garbisi's disappointment was great on Sunday February 25, when the...
European elections: Gabriel Attal criticizes the “vast deception” of the “Le Pen clan”
The European election campaign has kicked off. During the first meeting of Renaissance, Emmanuel Macron's party, Gabriel Attal castigated, on Saturday March 9, in...
In Ireland, rejection of the reform aimed at modernizing references to women and the...
In a referendum held in Ireland on Friday, residents rejected the reform aimed at modernizing references to women and the family in the Constitution,...
Cycling: Aleksandr Vlasov winner at La Madone d’Utelle, the gaps narrow before the outcome...
Who said that Paris-Nice was a “Race to the Sun”? This year again, the cycling event lives up to its nickname. In 2023, the...
Pakistan: Asif Ali Zardari elected president for the second time
The husband of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, Asif Ali Zardari, was elected president of Pakistan on Saturday March 9, the electoral commission...
Boxing: Anthony Joshua mercilessly for Francis Ngannou, knockout in the second round
The second attempt did not have the charm of the first. A little over four months after knocking out Tyson Fury, mixed martial arts...
UN considers Israeli settlements a “war crime”
Relations between the UN and Israel will not warm up after the report from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human...
IVG in the Constitution: the law promulgated in the “Official Journal”
It is the formal culmination of a long journey. According to the Official Journal (JO) of Saturday March 9, the President of the Republic,...
Biathlon: Justine Braisaz-Bouchet wins the Soldier Hollow sprint, Lou Jeanmonnot finishes third
The top of the podium suits him so well. Three weeks after the world gold won in mass start, Justine Braisaz-Bouchet won, Friday March...
Sam Altman returns to OpenAI board of directors
The return is triumphant. Sam Altman, boss of OpenAI, returned to the board of directors of the company he co-founded on Friday March 7,...
Formula 1: Helmut Marko, historic advisor to the Red Bull team, targeted by an...
One wonders if the suspense will not be more behind the scenes than on the track this year in Formula 1. While Max Verstappen...
“Carbon tax” scam: Marco Mouly, threatened with incarceration, announces he is going on the...
The sentencing judge revoked, on Friday March 8, the suspended sentence enjoyed by Marco Mouly, one of the figures in the giant VAT scam...
“Brigitte Fontaine, waking up the living”, on France 5: a diva at the gates...
Documentary? Portrait? Much better: an exact, unexpected kaleidoscope of Brigitte Fontaine, total artist (music, writing, art of living), over the years. Six decades of...
Israel-Hamas war, day 154: maritime corridor between Cyprus and Gaza, five people killed in...
The day after US President Joe Biden announced the upcoming launch of a humanitarian operation to deliver aid to the Gaza Strip, by building...
Former President of Honduras found guilty of international drug trafficking before American justice
The former president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernandez, was convicted on Friday March 8 of international drug trafficking by a federal jury in New...
“Witches, the first feminicide in history”, on Histoire TV: the dark side of the...
The witch enters the modern world. This is the latest feminist recruit. It seems that they have all read the book by Mona Chollet...
“The Reluctant Traveler”, on Apple TV: the 7 wonders of Europe according to Eugene...
The thick, movable eyebrow, the round, black glasses: fans of the series American Pie (1999-2012) or Schitt's Creek (on MyCanal and Prime Video) will...
International Women's Rights Day: thousands of women took to the streets in France to...
“My body, my choices, my rights”: several thousand people, mostly women, marched on Friday, March 8, in Paris and in nearly 200 cities in...
International Women's Rights Day: from Kabul to Istanbul, demonstrators mobilize for their rights
From Afghanistan under Taliban domination to France where the right to abortion is included in the Constitution, via the Democratic Republic of Congo where...
Senegal: the African Union, the European Union, France and the United States welcome the...
The African Union (AU), the European Union (EU) and the United States welcomed the organization of the presidential election in Senegal on March 24,...
In Tunisia, a worrying increase in cases of HIV contamination
One summer evening, Farouk*, looking to meet new people, discovers Ahmed's profile on a dedicated application. Although the latter does not exactly match his...
Jonas Vingegaard wins solo on the 5th stage of Tirreno-Adriatico and takes the overall...
Jonas Vingegaard made things clear. Fifth in the general classification at the start of the fifth stage of Tirreno-Adriatrico, Friday March 8, the Dane...
Geneviève Legay affair: the commissioner who ordered the police charge sentenced to six months...
Commissioner Rabah Souchi was sentenced, Friday March 8, to six months in prison by the Lyon criminal court, which found him guilty of having...
After a complaint from L214 for “ill-treatment” of animals, two Morbihan pig farms suspended
The prefect of Morbihan, Pascal Bolot, suspended the activity of two pig farms owned by the same operator, targeted by a complaint from the...
IVG in the Constitution: Emmanuel Macron wishes to include abortion in the Charter of...
Four days after the Congress vote in Versailles, the Minister of Justice, Eric Dupond-Moretti, on Friday March 8, placed the seal of the Republic...
Gaza: “widespread famine is almost inevitable” according to the UN, despite the plan to...
The European Union and the United States announced, Friday March 8, the upcoming opening of a maritime corridor between Cyprus and Gaza to transport...
IVG in the Constitution: Emmanuel Macron chairs the sealing ceremony, after the vote of...
Four days after the Congress vote in Versailles, the Minister of Justice, Eric Dupond-Moretti, on Friday March 8, placed the seal of the Republic...
XV of France: first start of Meafou, Le Garrec, Barré and Depoortère against Wales
The Six Nations Tournament having started badly for the French, with three worrying matches, Fabien Galthié decided to reshape his team to face Wales...
“Outside Kaboul”, on France Inter: Caroline Gillet continues to make the voices of Afghan...
This is the story of a story that began the day after the capture of Kabul by the Taliban in the summer of 2021....
In Nigeria, alleged kidnapping of more than 200 students by armed men
Gunmen are accused of kidnapping more than 200 students in an attack on a school in northwest Nigeria, a teacher and residents say, in...
March 8: A “broader union arc” for a call for a feminist strike
Unpublished. The word keeps coming up to qualify the call for a strike on March 8, 2024. For the first time, five trade union...
Harnessing the Power of Web Apps: Enhancing Business Success in the Digital Age
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, the importance of web applications for businesses cannot be overstated. Web apps offer a myriad of benefits, from improving...