Moscow appears to be adding S-400 defenses before Victory Day parade
Moscow is likely adding S-400 air defenses before the May 9 Victory Day parade as Russia weighs security restrictions and parade changes.
Extranjero: Justicia de EE.UU. revisa 384 casos que podrían costar la ciudadanía
Extranjero: Justicia de EE.UU. revisa 384 naturalizados mientras Trump empuja más desnaturalizaciones y limita la ciudadanía por nacimiento.
Cape Verde stomach illness outbreak sparks legal action from 2,000 tourists
More than 2,000 tourists are suing over a Cape Verde stomach illness outbreak linked to dirty hotels, unsafe food and eight deaths.
Project Freedom starts Monday as Trump rejects Iran peace proposal
Project Freedom is set to begin Monday as Trump rejects Iran’s peace proposal and warns force will follow any interference.
Hantavirus outbreak on Atlantic cruise ship leaves three dead, WHO says
WHO says a cruise ship in the Atlantic had a hantavirus case confirmed and five suspected infections, with three deaths reported.
Federal Bureau Of Investigation reforms shift agents out of Washington as markets price Patel
Federal Bureau Of Investigation reforms moved over 1,000 agents to field offices as prediction markets cut odds of Kash Patel's exit.
Independence Day question hangs over War of the Worlds review and its logic
A War of the Worlds commentary revisits the film's Independence Day-era logic, Roger Ebert's criticism and why the invasion still works.
Amsterdam-style ad bans spread as Genoa votes to curb fossil fuel ads
Genoa became Italy's second city to ban fossil fuel ads in public spaces, joining a wider push that now stretches from Amsterdam to Sydney.
Multa de até US$ 2.700 na Austrália por deixar cães sem exercício
Multa de até US$ 2.700 no Território da Capital Australiana pune tutores que não garantirem duas horas diárias de movimento aos cães.
Star Link smuggling grows as Iran’s blackout deepens after airstrikes
Sahand says he is sending Star Link terminals into Iran as the blackout deepens, helping people bypass the country’s controlled internet.
U.S. warns Shipping firms on Iran payments as Hormuz talks continue
The U.S. warned shipping companies over payments to Iran as Trump reviewed a new proposal, keeping Shipping through Hormuz under pressure.
Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis deepens 10 years after protests began
Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis marks 10 years since protests over language and marginalization erupted, displacing families and hardening the conflict.
Germany told troop cut was foreseeable as US Europe debate deepens
Germany says a US troop cut was foreseeable as Berlin and Nato seek clarity, with Europe under pressure to shoulder more of its own defence.
Azerbaijan cuts ties with European Parliament after Armenia resolution
Azerbaijan moved to cut ties with the European Parliament after lawmakers adopted an Armenia resolution that drew sharp objections in Baku.