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POLITICS

New Email Confirms Prince Andrew's Controversial Photo with Virginia Giuffre

Thursday, Feb 05

Newly released emails shed light on the authenticity of a controversial photograph of Prince Andrew with Virginia Giuffre.

ENTERTAINMENT

Washington Post Announces Major Layoffs, Scaling Back Coverage Significantly

Thursday, Feb 05

The Washington Post announces significant layoffs affecting coverage and workforce, leading to widespread criticism and concern about the future of the storied publication.

POLITICS

Italian Prosecutors Investigate 80-Year-Old Over Sarajevo 'Sniper Tourism'

Thursday, Feb 05

Investigators in Italy probe an 80-year-old man over alleged involvement in 'sniper tourism' during the Bosnian war.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Allows California's New Democratic-Friendly Congressional Map

Thursday, Feb 05

The U.S. Supreme Court permits California to utilize a newly approved congressional map favoring Democrats in upcoming elections.

WORLD NEWS

Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Result in Multiple Casualties Amid Ceasefire Violations

Thursday, Feb 05

Israeli strikes in Gaza have caused fatalities and injuries to Palestinian civilians, complicating the already tenuous ceasefire agreement.

POLITICS

Hungarian court sentences German activist to eight years for violent attacks at far-right rally

Wednesday, Feb 04

Maja T., a German activist, receives an eight-year prison sentence from Hungary for assaults during a far-right rally.

POLITICS

U.S. Dispatches Military Team to Support Counterterrorism Efforts in Nigeria

Wednesday, Feb 04

The U.S. has deployed a small military team to Nigeria to boost counterterrorism efforts against jihadist threats.

WORLD NEWS

Human Rights Watch (HRW) Israel-Palestine Director Resigns, Claiming Report on Israel's Crimes Against Humanity Blocked

Wednesday, Feb 04

Omar Shakir resigns from HRW in protest over alleged suppression of a report detailing Israel's denial of Palestinian refugees' return rights as a crime against humanity.

POLITICS

Chinese Journalist Liu Hu Detained Following Investigation of Official Corruption

Wednesday, Feb 04

Chinese journalist Liu Hu has been detained after uncovering alleged corruption involving local officials in Sichuan, igniting concerns over media freedom.