Walter Murrow73 Miners Killed in South Sudan Gold Mine Attack
In one of the deadliest single attacks in the country’s recent history, at least 73 people were killed and 25 seriously injured when unidentified assailants stormed a gold mine in South Sudan’s…
Russia Slowly Splintering Its Internet From the World
In a development with profound implications for information freedom, analysts and activists say Russia is in the midst of a “vast, slow-moving effort” to sever its internet from the global network….
King Charles Confirms U.S. State Visit Amid Tensions
Against this fractious backdrop, Buckingham Palace has confirmed that King Charles III will travel to the United States for a state visit and meet with President Trump. The announcement follows weeks…
Trump’s Oil Ultimatum Shakes Allies
In what may be the most nakedly transactional foreign policy statement of his second term, President Donald Trump has told countries struggling to secure fuel in the wake of coordinated U.S. strikes…
Daily News Briefing — 2026-03-31
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Brasília airport auction: Brazil’s…
New York Bribery Probe Reaches Governor’s Office
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether New York City councilmember Farah Louis, a Brooklyn Democrat, and her sister Debbie Louis — an aide to Governor Kathy Hochul — accepted bribes or…
Cyclone Devastates Western Australia’s Exmouth
Evacuation buses began departing the cyclone-ravaged town of Exmouth in Western Australia, as emergency services worked to move residents and tourists out of the devastated coastal community. The…
Australia’s RBA Bans Card Surcharges — Saving Consumers $1.6 Billion
The Reserve Bank of Australia announced a sweeping ban on credit and debit card surcharges, a move expected to save Australian consumers approximately A$1.6 billion per year in unnecessary fees….
Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse Stolen From Italian Museum
In one of the most significant art thefts in recent memory, three paintings by French masters Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne, and Henri Matisse were stolen from a museum in northern Italy….