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Mail-in voters risk ballot rejection due to late postmarks caused by U.S. Postal Service delivery changes that began last year, prompting election officials to encourage alternative submission methods.
Eritrean troops crossed into Ethiopia’s Tigray region, drawing drone strikes from Ethiopian government forces and escalating tensions that could trigger broader regional conflict between the neighboring countries.
About 20,000 people marched in Madrid to commemorate María del Carmen Abascal, an 87-year-old pensioner whose eviction and subsequent death sparked nationwide protests over Spain’s housing crisis.
French high school students have extended their protests to a 10th day, blockading schools and marching through major cities to demand improvements to the education system, with hundreds injured in clashes with police.
Meta faces mounting legal challenges over claims its products harm young users, but the company’s business continues to thrive with rising user engagement and revenue growth.
Princess Aiko, Japan’s most popular imperial family member, cannot legally become empress under a 140-year-old law. Growing public pressure and demographic crisis are fueling debate over changing male-only succession rules.
