Deadly Shooting in Kyiv Tied to Antisemitic Extremism
A gunman who killed six people and injured more than a dozen others on the streets of Kyiv on Saturday
Kansas Police Killing: Family Files Federal Lawsuit
The family of Charles Adair, a man who died after a Kansas sheriff's deputy allegedly shoved a knee into his
Costa Rica Receives Second Wave of U.S. Deportees
Costa Rica received its second group of 30 people deported from the United States on Friday — 22 foreign nationals
White House and Anthropic Seek AI Compromise
In Washington, the Trump administration held what both sides described as a "productive" meeting with Anthropic, the artificial intelligence company
Tornadoes Tear Across the U.S. Midwest
Powerful storms swept through the American heartland this week, with tornadoes reported across Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas. In Lena, Illinois,
Hungary Celebrates the End of the Orbán Era
The most significant political earthquake of the week struck Central Europe. In Budapest, thousands of jubilant Hungarians packed Batthyany Square
Brazil: Moraes Votes to Convict Eduardo Bolsonaro
In Brazil, Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes voted to convict Eduardo Bolsonaro — son of former president Jair Bolsonaro
Starmer “Staggered” After Being Kept in the Dark on Mandelson
In what the Guardian reported as an exclusive, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer was kept uninformed about sensitive information relating