Wednesday, Feb 19

A federal judge has ruled against blocking Elon Musk and DOGE from accessing government data systems and conducting layoffs, citing lack of immediate legal harm.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Meta launches ambitious Project Waterworth, aiming to build the world's longest subsea internet cable to boost global connectivity and AI innovation.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist, is set free from prison after nearly 50 years, with support from human rights advocates and a commutation by President Biden.

Wednesday, Feb 19

The tragic death of South Korean actor Kim Sae-ron has reignited debates over media ethics and the harsh treatment of celebrities online.

Wednesday, Feb 19

DHS unveils a new ad campaign advising illegal immigrants to self-deport, showcasing a tough stance against illegal immigration under President Trump.

Wednesday, Feb 19

The Cook Islands has unveiled a strategic partnership with China, prompting concerns from New Zealand and raising geopolitical tensions in the Pacific.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Mexico is considering legal action against Google for renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America on its maps, claiming sovereignty violations.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Find out what's open and closed on Presidents Day 2025, including the stock market, schools, and postal services, along with the holiday's fascinating history.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Kizza Besigye, the detained Ugandan opposition leader, faces severe health issues amid a hunger strike, prompting a shift from military trial to civilian court.

Tuesday, Feb 18

Novak Djokovic calls for a complete overhaul of the tennis anti-doping system, citing perceived favouritism towards top players after recent controversies involving Sinner and Swiatek.