New York: Two charged with ISIS-inspired terror attack
Two men were charged with ISIS-inspired terrorism after throwing a nail bomb at a protest in New York. The attack is being investigated as an act of terrorism.
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Mojtaba Khamenei Named Iran's Supreme Leader
Mojtaba Khamenei has been appointed as the new Supreme Leader of Iran, succeeding his late father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Netanyahu Threatens Iran's New Supreme Leader Amid Rising Tensions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a veiled threat to Iran's new Supreme Leader, coinciding with reported attacks on Kharg Island and a 40% increase in oil prices since the start of an unspecified conflict.
NHS England Halts New Hormone Treatment Referrals for Minors
NHS England has paused new referrals for masculinizing or feminizing hormone treatments for individuals under 18. The decision impacts gender identity services for young people.
Newcastle United's European Match Ends in Late Draw
Newcastle United conceded a late goal, resulting in a draw in their European match, leaving fans disappointed.
Trump Ally Charged with Attempted Extortion in New York
A New York lawyer with ties to a Trump pardon has been charged with attempted extortion.
Severe Storms and Tornadoes Strike US Midwest and Texas
Severe storms, including tornadoes, have swept across Illinois, Indiana, and Texas, causing damage and disruption.
Iran Names New Supreme Leader Amid Middle East Tensions
Iran has reportedly named a new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, son of the previous leader, potentially impacting the ongoing Middle East crisis and causing oil prices to surge. The move signals defiance to foes.
Real Estate Moguls Convicted of Sex Trafficking in New York
Real estate brothers Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander were convicted of sex trafficking in New York. The case has drawn significant attention due to their high profile in the real estate industry.
Washington Post Announces Staff Cuts
The Washington Post is implementing staff cuts, creating an opportunity for other media moguls. The cuts reflect the challenges facing the news industry amid changing consumption habits.
Colombia Elects New Congress Ahead of Presidential Vote
Colombia held congressional elections ahead of the upcoming presidential vote in May, resulting in a divided Congress. The elections are a key indicator of the political landscape before the presidential race.
Doua femei, accident grav cu taxi in New York, surprins video
Doua femei au fost lovite de un taxi in New York, incidentul fiind surprins de camere de supraveghere. Ambele au scapat cu viata.
MH370: New Search for Missing Plane Ends Unsuccessfully
A new search for the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has concluded without yielding any new clues or breakthroughs. The plane disappeared in 2014.
Queensland Charges Protesters Under New 'From the River to the Sea' Ban
Two protesters in Queensland, Australia, have been charged under the state's new law banning the slogan "From the river to the sea." The law aims to address concerns about antisemitism.
Fox News Faces Changes After Defamation Lawsuit
Following a $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit, Fox News is expected to undergo significant changes, potentially entering a "no spin zone." This shift could alter the network's approach to news coverage.
GOL Announces New Direct Flights to Europe from Rio de Janeiro
Brazilian airline GOL will launch direct flights connecting Rio de Janeiro with Lisbon and Paris. This expansion aims to boost tourism and business travel between Brazil and Europe.
Nigeria: New Security Corridor Opens Doors for Jihadist Groups
A new security corridor in Nigeria is inadvertently creating opportunities for jihadist groups to expand their influence, particularly in border regions.
Nicolas Sarkozy Appeals Conviction in Libya Funding Case, Faces New Trial
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is appealing his conviction in a Libyan funding case and is also facing a fresh trial related to alleged Libyan funding. The legal challenges continue to plague the former president.
John Kerry Advocates for Energy Independence via Renewables & Nuclear
John Kerry is urging countries to pursue energy independence through investments in renewable energy sources and nuclear power. He argues this is crucial for both economic and environmental security.
Democrats Win New Hampshire Special Election
Democrats secured a victory in a New Hampshire special election, marking a significant flip in the state's political landscape.