Greece Predator Scandal: Four Convicted in Spyware Case Involving 87 Targets
Four individuals convicted in Greece's Predator spyware scandal, which targeted 87 people including government ministers and journalists.
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Artist Confronts Japanese Internment Legacy Through Art and Letter to FDR
Artist Marina Berio confronts the legacy of Japanese American internment through a provocative art installation and letter to FDR.
Ro-Alert Warns Tulcea County Residents of Falling Objects Amid Ukraine War
Residents of Tulcea County received a Ro-Alert warning of falling objects from the airspace, the second such alert in 24 hours amid the Russia-Ukraine war.
Nancy Guthrie Disappearance Nears One Month as Tucson Families Seek Answers
Nancy Guthrie's disappearance nears one month as Tucson families seek answers to long-standing missing person cases.
Dorogobuzh: A Strategic Target in Russia’s War Narrative
The drone strike on the Dorogobuzh plant has reshaped the war’s narrative, highlighting the growing complexity of modern warfare.
South Africa Reports Drop in Violent Crime as Police Killings Spark Concern
South Africa reports a drop in violent crime but rising police deaths spark concern, prompting reforms and a water crisis committee.
India-Israel Elevate Ties to Special Strategic Partnership, Target Free Trade Deal
India and Israel elevate ties to special strategic partnership, pledging a free trade deal as PM Modi backs Gaza peace efforts.
Iranian Opposition Leader Taghi Rahmani: Regime’s Aggression and Narges Mohammadi’s Fate
Iranian opposition leader Taghi Rahmani says the regime is growing more repressive and seeks to silence dissent.
Melissa Barrera Fired From Scream 7 Over Gaza Comments, Studio Calls It Hate Speech
Melissa Barrera was removed from Scream 7 after making controversial comments about the Israel-Gaza conflict, leading to a major casting change in the horror franchise.
Canada Says India No Longer Linked to Violent Crimes Ahead of Carney Visit
Canada says India no longer linked to violent crimes in the country ahead of PM Mark Carney's visit.
Poroshenko donates 100 anti-drone nets, ATVs, and equipment to Ukrainian military units
Poroshenko donates 100 anti-drone nets, ATVs, and equipment to Ukrainian military units.
Cuba Claims Four Killed in US-Registered Speedboat Were Armed Exiles
Cuba claims four killed in a confrontation with Cuban forces were heavily armed exiles, raising tensions with the US.
Berlinale Director Tricia Tuttle Faces Pressure Amid Gaza Conflict Debate
Germany's culture minister has convened an emergency meeting to address controversy at the Berlinale, as tensions over the Israel-Gaza conflict escalate.
Dorogobuzh: A Symbol of Escalation in the Ukraine Conflict
A fertilizer plant in Dorogobuzh was struck by Ukrainian forces, killing seven and igniting new tensions in the Ukraine conflict.
Nobel Economist Condemns Trump’s Economic Claims as ‘Failed Policies’
Nobel economist Joseph Stiglitz criticizes Trump's economic policies as a failure, noting that tariffs have increased household costs.