Meta Hit with $375 Million Fine Over Child Safety Failures

In a landmark legal defeat, a New Mexico court slapped Meta Platforms with a $375 million fine for failing to

Three Liberal MPs Cross Floor Over NSW Gun Laws

In New South Wales, three Liberal MPs crossed the floor to oppose the government's proposed tighter gun laws, with one

In Memoriam: Chip Taylor and Mel Schilling

The music world lost Chip Taylor, the Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee who penned era-defining hits including "Wild Thing" and

AFL Concussion Class Action Expands Dramatically

In Australia, the multimillion-dollar concussion class action against the Australian Football League is snowballing. Eight new players have joined the

A Legal Loophole That Let a Violent Man Walk Free

In one of the day's most disturbing stories, a man who kicked in a door to assault his former partner,

Two Meteorites, Two Bedrooms, Two Weeks

In a story that seems pulled from the realm of science fiction, El País reported on an extraordinary coincidence: two

Quick Hits

Peru's presidential debate: La República ran live fact-checking of candidate statements during the 2026 presidential debate on March 23. Separately,

Italy Faces World Cup Elimination — Again

Italy's national football team faces another agonizing playoff to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with European repechage semifinals

LaGuardia Airport Reopens After Fatal Tarmac Collision

New York's LaGuardia Airport reopened Monday, one day after a fatal collision between an Air Canada plane operated by Jazz

David Jones Accused of Squeezing Suppliers

As losses mount at the iconic Australian department store chain, David Jones stands accused of squeezing its suppliers through delayed