In what may prove to be the most consequential antitrust ruling in the entertainment industry in decades, a jury found on Wednesday that Live Nation and its subsidiary Ticketmaster held a harmful…
From Trump’s provocations to Russia’s open threats against European soil, from Iran’s brinkmanship at Hormuz to smaller-scale political scandals in Greece and fraud in New York, April 15 painted a…
On a brighter note, Latin American gastronomy made history when two Brazilian restaurants — Evvai and TUJU, both in São Paulo — received the coveted three-star Michelin rating at a ceremony held at…
In New York, federal prosecutors charged Stefan Pildes, the organizer behind SantaCon NYC — the annual event that draws tens of thousands of revelers dressed as Santa Claus — with wire fraud….
Spain unveiled its first nationwide protocol against school bullying, with a notable focus on the digital frontier. The plan establishes a national registry of bullying cases and specifically targets…
A storm erupted in Greek politics after Ethnos revealed that the wife of a government official named Lazaridis was hired into the position her husband had vacated at the General Secretariat for…
In a quieter but significant diplomatic development, Russia and Azerbaijan reached an agreement following the crash of an AZAL Embraer 190 in Kazakhstan in December 2024 that killed 38 of the 67…
In another flashpoint, Iran threatened to impede maritime commerce across the broader region if the United States continues its blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The strait, one of the world’s most…
In one of the day’s most alarming developments, the Russian Defense Ministry published a list of industrial sites across Europe involved in manufacturing drones for Ukraine. Former Russian President…
Just two days after his last public controversy, U.S. President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated image depicting Jesus Christ embracing him. “The Radical Left Lunatics might not like this, but I…
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