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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
President Trump withdraws the US from the UNFCCC, isolating America as the only nation outside the global climate treaty and threatening climate finance for developing nations.
Last-minute referee changes by CAF spark outrage and conspiracy theories ahead of the AFCON 2025 quarter-finals, with Cameroon protesting the swap for their clash against Morocco.
Venezuela’s interim government releases political prisoners in a strategic move to ease tensions with the US and consolidate stability following Maduro’s ouster.
In a landmark trial, a barrister defends a Palestine Action activist by comparing her to the suffragettes, arguing her raid on an Israeli arms factory was a moral act of conscience.
Jose Mourinho orders his Benfica players to sleep at the training ground as punishment for their League Cup semi-final loss, aiming to force reflection ahead of the Porto derby.
Iran imposes a total internet blackout as protests escalate, with demonstrators toppling statues of Qassem Soleimani and the US warning of severe consequences for the crackdown.
Microsoft launches "Copilot Checkout," allowing its AI to make purchases for you, but experts warn of severe security risks including prompt injection attacks and financial theft.
Two sanctioned "shadow fleet" oil tankers are sailing through the English Channel towards Russia, challenging the UK and US just days after the seizure of the Marinera.
Internet users attempting to use AI to "unmask" the ICE agent behind the Minneapolis shooting are spreading dangerous misinformation, as experts warn AI simply "hallucinates" faces.
Kenya’s mixed relay team, led by Reynold Cheruiyot and Purity Chepkirui, aims for a fourth world title in Tallahassee, banking on a blend of speed and experience to hold off Ethiopia.
Grief engulfs South C as rescue teams retrieve the first body from the rubble of a collapsed building, confirming fears that corruption in the construction sector has claimed yet another life.
The killing of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis splits the US into two warring narratives, exposing deep political fractures that threaten the stability of the union.
