Jewish community leaders and Italian officials condemned anonymous online questionnaires that urged people to record where Israeli citizens and Italian Jews were staying or seen in hotels and other tourist venues. The forms were later taken down after intervention by Italy’s national coordinator for combating antisemitism.
Russia appears to be laying legal and security groundwork for a possible new mobilization campaign, while President Vladimir Putin publicly insists the economy and fuel situation remain manageable despite worsening shortages.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Russia’s Sergei Lavrov in Manila on the sidelines of an ASEAN foreign ministers gathering, with Rubio expected to assess whether the U.S. can once again help broker an end to the war in Ukraine.
The EU has approved its 21st Russia sanctions package after weeks of fraught negotiations, with Greece winning a key exemption that allows it to keep re-exporting Russian LNG to non-EU buyers under strict conditions.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said China’s conduct in the South China Sea is “disturbing,” pointing to recent clashes involving Philippine forces and emphasizing that freedom of navigation is threatened by coercive actions.
A new report criticizes Australia’s privatized jobseeker system for failing workers while enriching private companies. Calls are growing for a return to public sector employment services.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is considering all options after Trump announced 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. The move violates trade agreements, prompting a unified Canadian response and renewed talks.
Reports indicate a US-Saudi deal allowing the kingdom to enrich uranium. The agreement breaks from traditional non-proliferation standards, raising concerns about regional stability and security.
The Supreme Court refused an urgent hearing on a plea regarding police action at a CJP protest, citing procedural norms. The bench emphasized the need to follow established legal channels.
Daniel Siad, a model scout linked to Jeffrey Epstein, was found dead in France. He was under investigation for recruiting young women, and his death leaves many questions about accountability unanswered.
France becomes the first EU country to ban social media for children under 15. The law requires tech companies to block underage users, aiming to protect mental health and reduce online risks.
Senator Marco Rubio warned Asian leaders that Iran’s demands over the Strait of Hormuz could set a dangerous precedent for global maritime security. The statement highlights the strategic importance of the waterway.
India’s farmer protests persist, sustained by community kitchens, widespread anger over policies, and support from diverse groups. The movement highlights the intersection of agriculture, politics, and social justice.
The Trump administration is considering military options in Mali, including strikes against Al-Qaeda affiliates. The move highlights the complex security challenges in the Sahel and the U.S. role in regional stability.
A software glitch in New Jersey accidentally registered 6,600 non-citizens to vote, sparking national outrage and a federal investigation. Officials are working to correct the error and restore public trust.
A U.S. judge has set June 1, 2027, as the trial date for former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on drug trafficking charges. The delay allows for thorough preparation in this complex international case.
Former Representative Trey Gowdy emerges as a surprising frontrunner in South Carolina Senate polls, leveraging his reputation for experience and integrity.
Maine politician Troy Jackson faces increased scrutiny over his past conduct and temperament as his popularity rises in the Democratic primary.
New Jersey removed approximately 6,600 noncitizens from voter rolls after a software glitch erroneously registered them, though fewer than 400 voted.
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega announces the end of future elections, cementing his 20-year rule and drawing international condemnation for authoritarian consolidation.
Donald Trump hosts Lebanon’s president as Israel begins its first military pullback from southern Lebanon, signaling a dual approach to regional stabilization.
Former Representative Trey Gowdy emerges as a surprising frontrunner in South Carolina Senate polls, leveraging his reputation for experience and integrity.
Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes faces backlash and an internal investigation following allegations of inappropriate behavior during a private yacht gathering.
Analysis reveals that Donald Trump’s rhetoric on election integrity omits discussion of verified foreign interference and digital disinformation, focusing instead on domestic fraud claims.