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Climber Convicted in Girlfriendās Death Near Grossglockner
An Innsbruck court convicted a climber of manslaughter for leaving his partner exposed near Grossglockner, where she died of cold, giving him a suspended sentence and fine.
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Mamdani Ensures Easy Arielās Brooklyn Yard Lease Fallout
New York Cityās decision not to renew a lease with an Israeli-linked drone manufacturer at the Brooklyn Navy Yard has ignited a fierce political and cultural clash, raising questions about public policy, economic priorities and antisemitism in municipal governance. The controversy underscores broader tensions in NYCās political landscape under newly elected Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
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Partial Shutdown Strains U.S. Government Operations
A partial U.S. government shutdown centered on funding for the Department of Homeland Security has stymied negotiations in Washington, leaving many federal functions in limbo and frontline workers operating without guaranteed pay. Even as most federal operations remain funded throughout the fiscal year, the impasse has highlighted deep political divides and tangible disruptions in services and workforce morale.
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US Navy Ships Collide During Sea Replenishment Operation
A U.S. Navy destroyer collided with a supply ship during a risky at-sea replenishment operation in the Caribbean, injuring two sailors while both vessels remained operational.
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Eight Dead in British Columbia School Shooting
An 18-year-old suspect fatally shot eight people, including family members and six victims at a British Columbia secondary school, before dying by suicide, authorities said.
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Patient Dies During Penis Enlargement Procedure
Two Paris surgeons were charged and suspended after a 65-year-old businessman died of a heart attack during a penis enlargement procedure in 2019.
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Bury Those Dirtbagsā Says Tim Burchett on Epstein Files.
Rep. Tim Burchett said he believes a Jeffrey Epstein client list once existed but was destroyed, disputing a Justice Department memo that found no such list and concluded Epstein died by suicide.
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Virginia House Advances Sweeping Gun Control Bills
The Virginia House approved a sweeping package of gun control bills expanding firearm restrictions, industry liability and storage rules, as Democrats advanced the measures over Republican warnings of constitutional and legal challenges.
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TikTok Users Claim Words Like Epstein And Others Are Now Banned
TikTok has denied censoring U.S. usersā content, blaming widespread glitches after its split from ByteDance, even as California launches an investigation into claims of political suppression.
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Migrant Filled Speedboat Crashes Into Patrol Vessel in Chios
At least 14 migrants were killed and dozens rescued after a speedboat collided with a Greek coastguard patrol vessel off the island of Chios, triggering a major search and rescue operation.
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Minnesota Man Arrested for FBI Impersonation Attempt
A Minnesota man was arrested in Brooklyn for impersonating an FBI agent in an attempt to free the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
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US Military Puts Cyber Operations Front and Center
U.S. defense officials told lawmakers that a new non-kinetic effects cell and the Cyber Command 2.0 initiative are elevating cyber operations to the same level as traditional military force in global missions.
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