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Georgia Lawmakers Block Savannah’s Gun Storage Ordinance, Setting Stage for Legal Battle Georgia’s Senate has delivered a final blow to the city of Savannah’s controversial gun ordinance that imposed penalties on residents who left firearms in unlocked vehicles. The measure now awaits Governor Brian Kemp’s signature to officially invalidate the…
In a world beset by rising tensions, geoeconomic confrontation has emerged as the most serious global risk for the next two years, according to the World Economic Forum’s newly released Global Risks Report 2026. The report, published Wednesday, highlights how geopolitical and economic frictions are intensifying within an increasingly competitive…
Iran’s Protests Face Information Blackout as Regime Restricts Internet Access Iran has been gripped by widespread anti-regime protests for more than two weeks, with demonstrations erupting across multiple cities and towns. However, a deliberate information blackout imposed by authorities has created significant challenges in verifying protest-related content, leaving much of…
A viral video showing a woman lighting a cigarette with a burning image of Iran’s Supreme Leader was filmed in Canada, not Iran as widely claimed on social media. The footage, which has circulated extensively across social platforms, shows a young woman in a white coat standing in a snowy…
Ukrainian authorities have detained a former school principal from Russian-occupied Crimea who allegedly promoted Kremlin propaganda and implemented Russian educational policies, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) announced on January 14. The woman, who had been the principal of a school in Yalta, was apprehended in Kyiv where she was visiting relatives.…
A 43-year-old Liverpool woman appeared in court yesterday to deny making false allegations of sexual abuse against two former high-profile politicians, in a case that highlights the complex intersection of historical abuse claims and the legal system. Esther Baker of West Derby, Liverpool, indicated not guilty pleas at Liverpool Magistrates’…
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Louvre Hikes Admission Fees for Non-European Visitors Amid Financial Strain Long lines beneath I.M. Pei’s iconic glass pyramid have become as much a fixture of the Louvre experience as viewing the “Mona Lisa” itself. Now, the world’s most visited museum has implemented a significant price increase that will affect millions of international visitors each year. The Louvre raised admission prices by 45% on Wednesday for most non-European visitors, bringing the standard entry fee to 32 euros ($37) from the previous 22 euros. This substantial hike comes as the institution grapples with financial pressures stemming from repeated worker strikes, chronic overcrowding,…
The spread of misinformation and growing societal polarization have emerged as increasingly critical threats to global stability, according to the World Economic Forum’s latest risk assessment report. These developments mark a significant shift in the landscape of global challenges as experts warn of their potential to further destabilize communities and…
Somalia Holds First Direct Local Elections in Mogadishu Since 1969, NUSOJ Reports The National Union of Somali Journalists (NUSOJ) has released a comprehensive observation report on the historic Banadir Local Council Elections held on December 25, 2025, marking Mogadishu’s first direct local elections in nearly six decades. The report, based…
Trump’s Renewed Interest in Greenland Sparks European Defense Concerns U.S. President Donald Trump has reignited tensions with European allies by renewing his administration’s interest in acquiring Greenland, citing security concerns and potential Russian or Chinese influence in the Arctic region. “I’d love to make a deal with them; it’s easier.…
Democrats Criticize CBS News Over January 6th Coverage as Media Landscape Shifts In a pointed exchange that highlights growing concerns about media coverage of political events, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries expressed dismay over what he characterized as “both-sidesing” in CBS News’ recent reporting on the January 6, 2021 Capitol…
Family of Minneapolis Woman Killed by ICE Agent Refutes False Claims About Criminal History The family of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old Minneapolis woman fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent on January 7, has broken their silence to address a wave of false online claims about…
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Republican Rep. Neal Dunn of Florida announced Tuesday he will not seek re-election to Congress, adding his name to a growing list of lawmakers stepping away from Capitol Hill ahead of the 2026 election cycle. Dunn, a physician and Army surgeon who has served five terms representing Florida’s 2nd Congressional…
A comprehensive review of 73 randomized controlled trials has revealed that exercise may be as effective in treating depression as traditional methods like therapy and medication. The analysis, conducted by a London-based research team, examined data from nearly 5,000 adults diagnosed with depression. The Cochrane review found that physical activity…
Iranian Protest Death Toll Surpasses 2,000 as Communications Partially Resume The death toll from nationwide protests in Iran has climbed to at least 2,003 people, according to the U.S.-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), marking the deadliest period of civil unrest in the country since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.…
In a significant shift in environmental policy, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it will no longer calculate health care savings and prevented deaths when evaluating air pollution rules for fine particulate matter and ozone. The agency will instead focus solely on industry compliance costs, according to a statement released Monday.…
French Farmers Mobilize Tractors in Paris to Protest EU Trade Deal and Economic Pressures Hundreds of tractors rolled through the streets of Paris on Tuesday as French farmers staged a dramatic protest against low incomes and a controversial EU trade agreement with South American countries that they fear could devastate…
Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Seeks UN Help to Combat Election Misinformation Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has called on the United Nations human rights office for assistance in tackling what he described as a “flood of misinformation” threatening the integrity of the country’s upcoming February 12 elections. During a phone…
The Media Revolution: How the Global Information Landscape Is Being Transformed The global information environment is undergoing a fundamental transformation. Media is no longer defined solely by newspapers, television, or professional journalism, reports News.Az. It has expanded into a fragmented, fast-moving ecosystem where traditional outlets, digital platforms, influencers, automated systems,…
A video circulating on social media purportedly showing U.S. forces striking the mausoleum of former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has been debunked as false by Reuters fact-checkers. The footage, which began circulating on January 3, shows bright orange flames and thick smoke billowing from a hillside location in Caracas. Several…
Russia Sends Ukrainian Children from Occupied Territories to North Korean Camp with Militaristic Propaganda Russian authorities are transporting Ukrainian children from occupied areas of Donetsk region and Crimea to a summer camp in North Korea where they are subjected to political indoctrination and activities with violent themes, according to an…
In a landmark legal move, Israel’s Economy and Industry Minister Nir Barkat has filed what is reportedly the largest libel lawsuit in the country’s history against Channel 12 News journalist Omri Maniv. The suit, seeking NIS 12 million (approximately $3.3 million) in damages, was confirmed by Barkat’s office on Tuesday.…
After the Trump administration’s decision to withdraw from dozens of United Nations and other international organizations, experts predict more international bodies may soon face similar cuts. The move to exit 66 international organizations follows President Donald Trump’s February 2025 executive order mandating a review of U.S. support for all international…
President Trump has been reaching out to progressive Democrats to discuss affordability issues, finding an unexpected ally in Senator Elizabeth Warren on the issue of capping credit card interest rates. Warren confirmed to Fox News Digital that Trump called her Monday following her speech on affordability, during which she had…
