Trump’s Crypto Venture Hit With Fraud Lawsuit by Former Ally
In what may become one of the more embarrassing legal entanglements for the Trump family's sprawling business empire, crypto billionaire
Jakarta Officially Named World’s Largest City
In a lighter but no less striking piece of news, the United Nations has officially designated Jakarta the world's largest
Journalist Killed in Israeli Strike on Southern Lebanon
Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was found dead following an Israeli attack on southern Lebanon on Wednesday. Another journalist was wounded
Peru Roiled by Student Protests and Electoral Turmoil
Peru saw large-scale student mobilizations on April 22, with more than 40 universities joining a national strike demanding the restoration
New Zealand’s Fiscal Outlook Takes a Hit
Across the Tasman, Moody's Ratings downgraded New Zealand's fiscal outlook to negative, citing persistent inflation and global uncertainty. The move
Trump Administration Draws Up NATO Loyalty Scorecard
The White House has reportedly created a "naughty and nice" list for NATO member states, sorting allies into tiers based
The Big Picture
What connects a Greek prime minister's contingency planning, Indian tankers fleeing the Persian Gulf, rising condom prices in Britain, and
RFK Jr Under Fire in Senate
Back in Washington, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced a bruising Senate Finance Committee hearing focused on the US