Tuesday, Apr 01

Zimbabweans largely stayed home during planned protests against President Mnangagwa, with heavy police presence resulting in low turnout and multiple arrests.

Tuesday, Apr 01

A New Mexico judge allows some death investigation records of Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa to be released, blocking images of their bodies for privacy.

Tuesday, Apr 01

Bukayo Saka is fit to return for Arsenal against Fulham, aiming to influence their league position and Champions League campaign.

Tuesday, Apr 01

A federal judge temporarily halts the Trump administration's plan to end TPS for Venezuelans, impacting 350,000 migrants ahead of deportation deadlines.

Tuesday, Apr 01

Virginia Giuffre, an accuser of Jeffrey Epstein, is hospitalized after a crash, asserting she has four days to live following kidney failure.

Tuesday, Apr 01

Organizations challenge Trump's executive order mandating proof of citizenship to vote and changing mail-in ballot regulations, citing constitutional concerns.

Tuesday, Apr 01

The Supreme Court appears inclined to favor Catholic Charities' pursuit for a tax exemption in a landmark religious freedom case in Wisconsin.

Monday, Mar 31

Sophie Chandauka accuses Prince Harry of orchestrating a bullying campaign amid his resignation from Sentebale. The charity's future hangs in the balance.

Monday, Mar 31

Apple faces a €150 million fine from French regulators over its App Tracking Transparency tool, accused of stifling competition in mobile advertising.

Monday, Mar 31

France firmly rejects US pressure on companies regarding diversity initiatives, amidst rising tensions over international business policies.