The release of over 3 million documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein reveals elite connections, institutional failures, and ongoing debates over transparency versus privacy in a high-profile abuse scandal.
Four Indian medical students among six injured in a stabbing attack at a Russian university. The suspect, linked to a banned neo-Nazi group, allegedly drew a Swastika on a wall using victims' blood, according to local media reports.
Portugal's presidential election runoff sees Socialist Antonio Jose Seguro heavily favored against hard-right populist Andre Ventura, testing support for anti-immigrant politics.
Former President Donald Trump has issued an order to prioritize US arms sales to countries that increase their defense spending on American weapons, aiming to boost the domestic defense industry and strengthen alliances.
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A US Congressman has sparked controversy by claiming a Dallas area feels like Pakistan due to 'Islamisation,' raising debates on religious freedom and cultural integration in America.
Voting commenced across Japan for the 465-member House of Representatives, seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's leadership. The outcome could determine political stability, with the LDP aiming for a majority amid opposition struggles.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit issues a profound apology for her past contact with Jeffrey Epstein, while her son faces rape charges, placing Norway's royal family under intense scrutiny.
A man deliberately drove a car into pedestrians outside a grocery store in Mountain View, California, causing multiple injuries. Police have arrested the suspect, and the motive is under investigation.
Will Lewis, publisher of The Washington Post, has resigned following significant staff layoffs. The move comes as the newspaper faces financial pressures and restructuring efforts.
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A 49-year-old man intentionally drove into pedestrians outside a Safeway in Truckee, California, injuring four including children. The driver was arrested on multiple felony charges.
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has declared a nationwide shutter-down strike and protest to mourn the victims of the Islamabad blast, continuing its political demonstrations across the country.
The Indo-US trade deal highlights the limited clout of Indian Americans in shaping policy, despite their success in corporate and political spheres, amid rising anti-India sentiments in MAGA circles.
Voting has started in Japan's general election, widely perceived as a public referendum on Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and the ruling LDP's leadership under Sanae Takaichi.
Washington Post publisher Will Lewis announces his resignation just days after the newspaper implemented significant staff layoffs, marking a period of transition for the media outlet.
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Washington Post publisher and CEO Will Lewis has announced his departure following a period of mass layoffs at the newspaper, marking a significant leadership change.
The Pentagon announced it is ending professional military education fellowships at Harvard, citing ideological differences and concerns over globalist teachings affecting military readiness.
A violent stabbing incident in Ufa, Russia, left six people injured, including four Indian students. Russian authorities have launched a criminal investigation into the attack.
The Trump administration is attempting to deport a 5-year-old boy from the United States, even after a federal judge ordered his release from detention. This case highlights ongoing controversies over immigration enforcement and family separations.
Former French culture minister Jack Lang resigned from a key role after his name appeared in newly released US court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Four Indian students were among six injured in a knife attack at State Medical University in Ufa, Russia. The 15-year-old attacker, linked to a neo-Nazi group, also stabbed police officers.
As Japan prepares for a crucial election, voters are prioritizing economic relief amid soaring inflation, with political parties scrambling to address the cost-of-living crisis.
The US Air Force has removed two F-22 Raptor stealth jets from the Super Bowl LX flyover lineup due to increased operational assignments. The revised formation will showcase aircraft representing 250 years of American airpower.
Dockworkers, students, and unions across Italy have launched a massive strike, blocking ports in protest against NATO policies, military spending, and arms shipments. The action, part of a wider Mediterranean movement, signals growing resistance to Europe
French political veteran Jack Lang has resigned as president of the Arab World Institute amid scrutiny over his past links to Jeffrey Epstein and a tax fraud investigation involving him and his daughter.
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Four Indian students were among several injured after a teenager armed with a knife attacked a dormitory at the State Medical University in Ufa, Russia.
The United States is reportedly urging Ukraine to finalize a peace agreement with Russia by June 2024, as confirmed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.
Four Indian medical students were injured in a knife attack at a university dormitory in Ufa, Russia. The Indian Embassy is providing assistance as authorities investigate the incident involving a teenage assailant.
A social media debate erupted after allegations of cheating by Asian students at Rutgers University. Political scientist Richard Hanania countered with strong defense against racism.
Former US President Donald Trump publicly endorsed Nexstar Media's $6.2 billion acquisition of Tegna, claiming it will boost competition against what he called 'fake news networks' in a Truth Social post.
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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and opposition leaders, including Sanae Takaichi, are intensifying campaigns as parties seek a mandate in Sunday's Lower House election, focusing on economic and security policies.
