WorldApr 29
US Announces $100 Million for Chornobyl Shelter Repairs
The United States will provide $100 million to repair the damaged protective shelter at the Chornobyl nuclear plant, according to Ukrainian officials.
2 sources
WorldMay 22
United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Passenger Incident
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Guatemala City was diverted to Washington Dulles after a passenger allegedly attempted to open a door and assaulted another traveler.
3 sources
WorldMay 13
Gabon suspends social media platforms indefinitely amid anti-government protests
Gabon's media regulator suspended major social media platforms in February citing security concerns during protests, prompting increased VPN usage.
2 sources
WorldMar 5
Report: Qatari jets intercepted Iranian aircraft near US base in Middle East
Iranian warplanes reportedly came within two minutes of striking al-Udeid Air Base before being intercepted by Qatari forces, according to media reports.
2 sources
WorldMar 5
White House Says Not Aware of US Strike on Iranian School, Defense Dept Investigating
White House press secretary says administration unaware of reported US strike on girls' school in Iran that allegedly killed 175 people.
2 sources
WorldApr 15
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Cartel Figure as Mexico Faces 133,000 Missing Persons Crisis
The U.S. sanctioned an alleged cartel human smuggling coordinator while Mexico's president confronts over 133,000 disappearances.
2 sources
WorldMay 26
Sudanese man pleads guilty in migrant deaths as Channel crossings continue
A Sudanese national admitted endangering lives in an incident that killed four migrants off France as nearly 1,000 people crossed the Channel over a holiday weekend.
2 sources
WorldApr 16
Navy Reservist Arrested After International Manhunt in Wife's Murder Case
Navy reservist David Varela was arrested overseas following a two-month international manhunt after his wife's body was discovered in a freezer in Norfolk, Virginia.
3 sources
WorldApr 15
Mexican President Vows to Defend Citizens Amid US Policy Tensions
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum promises to defend Mexican nationals following deaths in US custody and other bilateral tensions.
2 sources
WorldMar 11
Drone Strikes Kill French Aid Worker and Two Others in Eastern Congo City
Three people, including a French aid worker, were killed in drone strikes that hit a residential building in Goma, the largest city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
2 sources
WorldApr 10
Fire Extinguished at Mexico's Dos Bocas Refinery, Second Incident Since March
Mexico's state oil company Pemex successfully extinguished a fire at its Dos Bocas refinery, marking the second such incident at the facility since March.
5 sources
WorldApr 28
Drone Attack Sparks Fire at Russian Oil Refinery, Nearby Buildings Evacuated
A drone attack caused a fire at Russia's Tuapse oil refinery, prompting evacuations of surrounding buildings.
2 sources
WorldMar 17
Colombia Says 27 Bodies Found Near Ecuador Border After Alleged Bombing
Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused Ecuador of bombing inside Colombian territory, saying 27 charred bodies were discovered near the border.
2 sources
WorldApr 28
China Takes Military and Diplomatic Actions in Regional Disputes
Chinese warships spotted near Taiwan's Penghu islands while China criticized Japan and EU over South China Sea at UN.
2 sources
WorldMay 25
Man sprays substance at Tokyo mall, sending 19-20 people to hospital
A man sprayed an unidentified substance at a luxury shopping mall in Tokyo's Ginza district, requiring hospitalization of nearly 20 people.
2 sources
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