Saturday, May 10

Denmark's leaders express outrage over U.S. intelligence actions in Greenland, emphasizing the importance of allies not spying on each other.

Saturday, May 10

David Steiner has been named the new U.S. Postal Service postmaster general, raising concerns over potential privatization amid financial struggles.

Saturday, May 10

The EU announced plans to impose tariffs over $107 billion on U.S. goods if trade negotiations fail, targeting various sectors amid rising tensions.

Friday, May 09

Alex Mashinsky, founder of Celsius Network, receives a 12-year prison sentence for securities and commodities fraud.

Friday, May 09

US Vice President JD Vance stated that a potential war between India and Pakistan is "none of our business," advocating for de-escalation through diplomatic channels.

Friday, May 09

European nations endorse a special tribunal to hold Russian officials accountable for the invasion of Ukraine, signaling a commitment to international justice.

Friday, May 09

David Souter, former Supreme Court Justice, dies at 85, known for unexpected liberal rulings in abortion and civil rights.

Friday, May 09

The US-Houthi ceasefire has been overshadowed by continuing Israeli strikes, complicating the already fragile peace in Yemen.

Friday, May 09

The US announces a $50 million health aid cut to Zambia due to systemic theft of donated medicines, prompting significant concerns in the healthcare sector.

Friday, May 09

A new law in Washington State requires clergy to report child abuse revealed during confession, leading to a conflict with Catholic doctrine and federal scrutiny.