Andrew Tate Civil Trial Postponed in Britain
Controversial internet personality Andrew Tate’s civil trial in Britain is postponed as he seeks CPS assurance.
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Canada's Carney Appoints Former War Crimes Prosecutor as Governor General
Canadian PM Mark Carney appoints a former war crimes prosecutor as governor general, signaling a focus on international law and human rights.
Drift Outlines Recovery Plan After $295M DPRK-Linked Exploit
Crypto platform Drift outlines recovery plan after a $295 million exploit linked to North Korean hackers, one of the largest crypto hacks of 2026.
Israeli Army Chief Says West Bank Troops 'Killing Like Haven't Since 1967'
Israel’s army chief says West Bank troops are engaged in the largest scale of military operations since 1967, sparking international concerns about escalation.
Modi's BJP Wins West Bengal Election for First Time in Historic Breakthrough
Modi’s BJP wins West Bengal state election for the first time, breaking the opposition’s long-standing hold on the region and bringing Modi closer to an opposition-free India.
OpenAI Co-founder Says of Musk Confrontation: 'I Thought He Was Going to Hit Me'
An OpenAI co-founder describes a tense confrontation with Elon Musk over the AI lab’s future, fearing physical violence during the heated exchange.
RFK Jr Moves to Curb Antidepressant Prescribing in US
US Health Secretary RFK Jr takes steps to curb antidepressant prescribing, part of broader mental health policy reform.
SoFi to Launch Stablecoin on Solana
Financial tech company SoFi plans to launch a stablecoin on Solana, citing speed and low transaction costs.
UAE-Saudi Arabia Rift Deepens Amid Regional Tensions
Growing rift between UAE and Saudi Arabia intensifies over Iran policy and economic competition.
US-Iran Truce Teeters as Both Sides Claim Control Over Strait of Hormuz
The fragile US-Iran ceasefire is at risk of collapse as both nations claim control over the Strait of Hormuz, pushing regional tensions to dangerous new levels.