Sunday, Feb 16

Chancellor Scholz defends Germany's democratic principles against Vice President Vance's critiques on free speech and immigration policies at the Munich Security Conference.

Saturday, Feb 15

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for the establishment of European armed forces to ensure stability and negotiate peace deals that include Ukraine.

Friday, Feb 14

Early morning drone strike on Chernobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine raises safety concerns; Russia denies involvement as tensions escalate over international negotiations.

Friday, Feb 14

Marco Rubio's flight to the Munich Security Conference was aborted due to a mechanical issue with the cockpit windshield, causing a return to Washington.

Thursday, Feb 13

A driver plowed into a union demonstration in Munich, injuring at least 28 people, including children, with authorities suspecting a deliberate attack.

Thursday, Feb 13

Tulsi Gabbard confirmed as Director of National Intelligence in a closely contested Senate vote, reflecting both support and skepticism from lawmakers.

Friday, Feb 07

The UK government plans to demolish Grenfell Tower, a tragic site of a fire that claimed 72 lives, sparking community and family debate.

Friday, Feb 07

Justice Sonia Sotomayor raises concerns over the Supreme Court's legitimacy, citing presidential immunity and rapid precedent changes affecting public trust.

Wednesday, Feb 05

Jesse Eisenberg criticizes Mark Zuckerberg's recent policies at Meta and expresses his desire to dissociate from the billionaire, citing serious concerns.

Tuesday, Feb 04

Emails reveal the New Orleans Saints' extensive role in aiding the Catholic Church during a clergy abuse scandal, igniting anger among survivors and advocates.