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POLITICS

Lafarge Found Guilty of Funding Terrorism in Syria, Executives Sentenced

Monday, Apr 13

Lafarge sentenced for financing terrorism in Syria; former executives jailed after court ruling found them guilty of supporting jihadist groups.

WORLD NEWS

Second Flotilla Sets Sail from Spain to Deliver Aid to Gaza Amid Israeli Blockade

Monday, Apr 13

A new flotilla departs from Spain aiming to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza amidst ongoing Israeli blockade.

CRIME

At least 30 dead in stampede at Haiti’s historic Citadelle Laferriere

Sunday, Apr 12

A tragic stampede at Haiti's Citadelle Laferriere resulted in at least 30 fatalities during an annual celebration.

WORLD NEWS

Lebanon and Israel Prepare for US-Mediated Talks Amid Ongoing Hostilities

Saturday, Apr 11

Lebanon and Israel are set to engage in US-mediated talks next week amid ongoing military strikes and a request for a ceasefire.

WORLD NEWS

UK Pauses Chagos Islands Handover Following Trump Criticism

Saturday, Apr 11

The UK delays the ceding of Chagos Islands to Mauritius due to US opposition, particularly from Donald Trump.

TECHNOLOGY

Melania Trump Denies Epstein Allegations, Calls for Survivor Testimonies

Saturday, Apr 11

Melania Trump distances herself from Epstein, denies allegations, and calls for public hearings for survivors of his abuse.

POLITICS

Kamala Harris Considering 2028 Presidential Run, Indicates with Enthusiastic Crowd Response

Saturday, Apr 11

Kamala Harris expresses possible interest in running for president again in 2028 amid enthusiastic support from the crowd during a civil rights conference.

ECONOMY

US Consumer Inflation Soars Amid Iran Conflict and Gas Price Spike

Friday, Apr 10

US inflation surges to 3.3% in March, largely driven by rising energy costs amid the Iran conflict.

CRIME

Husband Jailed for 8 Years for Role in Wife's Suicide After Abuse

Friday, Apr 10

A man received an 8-year sentence for the culpable homicide of his wife, who died after years of abuse, marking a significant legal precedent in Scotland.