A large-scale international cyber attack simultaneously disrupted IT systems at universities and schools across the United States and Europe, affecting teaching and administration.
A New York Times investigation found that Meta’s aggressive AI transformation is driving rising employee dissatisfaction and severely impacting internal morale.
Following a Constitutional Court ruling, South Africa’s president faces mounting impeachment pressure, with opposition parties calling for resignation.
Taiwan’s legislature has broken a political deadlock to approve a $25 billion arms purchase from the United States, one of the largest military procurement deals in recent years.
US and Iranian forces exchanged fire in the Strait of Hormuz, with Tehran accusing Washington of a reckless military adventure, threatening the fragile ceasefire agreement.
The Virginia Supreme Court has rejected a new congressional redistricting plan led by Democrats, dealing a blow to their strategy to counter Trump and the GOP.
A large-scale cyber attack hit educational institutions across multiple US states, causing widespread disruption to university and school systems affecting hundreds of thousands of students and staff.
Iran’s IRGC released footage of boarding the Barbados-flagged vessel Ocean Koi, calling it an ‘offending’ ship, in the latest escalation following US-Iran exchanges of fire in the Strait of Hormuz.
A South African Constitutional Court ruling has opened the door to an impeachment inquiry against the president, with opposition parties calling for resignation.
The US Labor Department reported 115,000 new nonfarm jobs in April, nearly double market forecasts, though wage growth slowdown eased inflation concerns.