Saturday, Mar 15

FAA permanently restricts non-essential helicopters around Washington's Reagan National Airport after a deadly collision, enhancing aviation safety.

Saturday, Mar 15

An American Airlines flight caught fire at Denver Airport, forcing passengers to evacuate. All aboard escaped with minor injuries.

Saturday, Mar 15

Rodrigo Duterte, former Philippine president, faces crimes against humanity charges in the ICC following his deadly drug war as his legal team raises concerns about his health.

Saturday, Mar 15

A Finnish court has sentenced Voislav Torden, a Russian neo-Nazi, to life imprisonment for war crimes against Ukrainian soldiers in 2014.

Saturday, Mar 15

The U.S. pushes for a ceasefire extension while Hamas agrees to release hostages, raising hopes for renewed negotiations in the ongoing conflict.

Friday, Mar 14

Protesters occupy Trump Tower calling for the release of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia student detained by ICE, in a nationwide effort against his deportation.

Friday, Mar 14

Hamas prepares to release an Israeli-American hostage and remains of four others as ceasefire talks with Israel resume, signaling potential progress.

Friday, Mar 14

In Jalisco, search for missing relatives uncovers a possible mass killing site, igniting outrage and revealing shortcomings in official investigations in Mexico.

Friday, Mar 14

China, Russia, and Iran demand the US lift sanctions and resume nuclear talks, emphasizing dialogue as the only viable solution for the region's tensions.

Friday, Mar 14

UNICEF warns of a catastrophic humanitarian crisis in Sudan, affecting 30 million people, including 16 million children, amid escalating violence and famine.