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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Monday that 56 U.S. Coast Guard members who were discharged for refusing COVID-19 vaccines will be reinstated with back pay, a move that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem described as a victory for “religious, personal and medical freedom.” The reinstatements come in response to…
Illegal gold mining is spreading into new parts of Peru’s Amazon, advancing along remote rivers and into Indigenous territories as experts warn of a widening environmental and public health crises that could cause irreparable damage. The surge marks a new phase for one of the Amazon’s most destructive industries, as…
U.S. Forces Board Third Sanctioned Oil Tanker in Indian Ocean Amid Venezuela Crackdown U.S. military forces have intercepted and boarded a third sanctioned oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, the Pentagon announced Tuesday. The vessel was tracked all the way from the Caribbean Sea as part of the ongoing American…
The growing menace of AI is creating unprecedented challenges for informed citizenship, according to experts who warn that artificial intelligence tools are fundamentally reshaping political discourse in America. As AI-generated content proliferates across social media platforms, ordinary citizens face increasing difficulty distinguishing fact from fiction. This erosion of trust has…
UK Sanctions Georgian Broadcasters for Spreading Russian Disinformation on Ukraine The United Kingdom has taken decisive action against what it describes as Russian-aligned disinformation by sanctioning two major Georgian television networks on the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Imedi TV and PosTV, both pro-government broadcasters in Georgia,…
Anti-Trans Misinformation Campaign Exposed in New York Times Article A recent New York Times article by Jesse Singal titled “Medical Associations Trusted Belief Over Science on Youth Gender Care” has drawn significant criticism for presenting a distorted view of the scientific consensus on transgender healthcare. The piece, which claims to…
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In a significant development for one of the world’s most prestigious cultural institutions, Laurence des Cars has resigned as director of the Louvre Museum in Paris, just months after a brazen heist that saw thieves make off with crown jewels valued at $102 million. French President Emmanuel Macron accepted her resignation, according to a statement from the presidential office. The statement characterized her decision as “an act of responsibility at a time when the world’s largest museum needs calm and a strong new impetus to carry out major projects involving security upgrades, modernization” and other initiatives. The stunning robbery, which…
A federal judge in Minnesota has held Department of Homeland Security officials in civil contempt after they violated a court order regarding the transfer of a detained Mexican national. U.S. District Judge Eric Tostrud, a 2018 Trump appointee, ruled on Monday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials disregarded his…
Greek Coastal Town Erupts in Vibrant “Flour War” to Mark Start of Lent The serene coastal town of Galaxidi, Greece transformed into a technicolor battleground on Monday as residents and visitors participated in the annual “flour war,” marking the end of carnival season and the beginning of Lent. Galaxidi’s main…
In the hushed corridors of power during the State of the Union, a peculiar tradition unfolds far from the Capitol’s spotlight. As President Trump prepares to deliver his address on Tuesday night, one Cabinet secretary will quietly slip away from Washington, assuming an extraordinary responsibility few Americans understand. These officials…
A pivotal House vote scheduled for Tuesday could decide whether all aircraft flying around busy airports must install new safety technology that federal investigators believe would have prevented last year’s deadly midair collision near Washington, D.C., which claimed 67 lives. The legislation, already approved unanimously in the Senate, would mandate…
Concerns Mount Over Security Measures as Nepal’s Elections Approach Nepal’s main opposition party, the Communist Party of Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist (CPN-UML), has voiced serious concerns that security measures implemented in certain regions could create an atmosphere of fear among voters as the country prepares for upcoming elections. Speaking at a…
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In an escalating political showdown, House Speaker Mike Johnson accused Democrats of displaying “Trump Derangement Syndrome” as they plan multiple counter-events during President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address since returning to office. Speaking at the House GOP leadership’s weekly press conference, Johnson criticized Democratic lawmakers for organizing…
Living at high altitudes may lower the risk of diabetes, and scientists believe they have finally discovered why. A groundbreaking study from the Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco has revealed that red blood cells act as unexpected “sponges” for blood sugar when oxygen levels are low. The findings, published in…
France Restricts U.S. Ambassador’s Access After Diplomatic Snub France’s Foreign Ministry has taken the unusual step of restricting U.S. Ambassador Charles Kushner’s direct access to government officials after he failed to attend a diplomatic summons regarding controversial statements made by the Trump administration. The diplomatic row erupted when Kushner, father…
Wisconsin schools are in crisis, according to a coalition of educators and community members who filed a lawsuit Monday challenging the state’s education funding system. The legal action, announced Tuesday, claims the Wisconsin Legislature is failing to meet its constitutional obligation to adequately fund public education. Filed in Eau Claire…
FedEx is pursuing legal action against the U.S. government, seeking a complete refund of tariffs it paid under President Donald Trump’s trade policies after the Supreme Court ruled the levies unconstitutional. In its filing with the U.S. Court of International Trade, the shipping giant claims it “suffered injury” from having…
Police and Misinformation Failures Fueled 2022 Leicester Riots, Research Finds A comprehensive investigation into the 2022 Leicester riots has uncovered significant failures in policing responses and the damaging impact of Hindutva misinformation that contributed to serious violence between Hindu and Muslim communities in the East Midlands city. The study, conducted…
Social media giants face mounting criticism for inadequate content moderation in Arabic-speaking regions, where extremist content and disinformation campaigns flourish largely unchecked compared to Western markets, according to new research. The disparity highlights a troubling double standard in how technology companies police their platforms globally, experts say. With 350 million…
Mexican Cartel Violence Erupts in Puerto Vallarta, Stranding Canadian Tourists What began as a relaxing beach getaway quickly transformed into a front-row seat to cartel violence for Canadian tourists in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico this weekend. Retired national security executive and former ambassador Artur Wilczynski found himself unexpectedly caught in the…
The United Nations has not issued any enforcement ultimatum to Nigeria regarding Nnamdi Kanu’s release, according to an investigation into recent viral claims. A widely circulated Facebook post alleging UN intervention in the case has been found to contain numerous inaccuracies about international diplomatic processes and enforcement capabilities. The Facebook…
Ukraine Imposes Sanctions on Russian Scholars, Officials, and Organizations President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a new decree imposing sanctions against Russian academics, occupation officials, and organizations involved in supporting Russia’s war effort, spreading propaganda, and distorting Ukrainian history. The sanctions, outlined in Decree No. 161/2026, were published on February 24…
Former Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan has strongly refuted fabricated quotes circulating on social media regarding his personal life, particularly comments allegedly made about his remarriage plans. The 38-year-old opening batsman took to Instagram on Thursday to address what he described as “fake news” being spread using his name. Dhawan shared…
Four years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war continues with no clear resolution in sight despite renewed diplomatic efforts and a push for a negotiated settlement. Peace talks have gained momentum since President Donald Trump returned to office, reopening direct and indirect communication channels between Moscow and Kyiv.…
