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Anger over slow pace of reconstruction in Italian town devastated by earthquake in 2016
Ten years after a devastating 2016 earthquake killed 303 people in Amatrice, Italy, more than half the town’s residents still live in temporary housing as reconstruction lags significantly behind schedule.
Zelensky has ‘questions to answer’ on corruption, Mykhailo Fedorov tells BBC
Sacked Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov told the BBC that President Zelensky has questions to answer regarding potential corruption in his government, following a money laundering investigation announced last week.
Iran’s president says US memorandum is best path out of stalled war, and other Middle East news
Iran’s president defended a memorandum with the United States as the best path forward from a stalled conflict, while security officials issued stronger warnings of retaliation against regional allies supporting further sanctions.
Egypt speaks with Iran after Tehran claims victory, and other Middle East developments
Egypt is working to restart Iran-U.S. negotiations following Iran’s claims of victory in the ongoing conflict. Diplomatic efforts involve discussions with Oman over Strait of Hormuz management and other regional developments.
Florida shows how to adapt as coastal cities face growing threats from sea level rise and storms
Florida is pioneering climate adaptation strategies, including innovative 3D-printed living seawalls and elevated buildings, to address rising sea levels and intensifying storms threatening coastal communities.
Trump wants the midterms to be about himself. That may not help in a rare Nebraska swing district
President Trump is actively campaigning for Republicans in midterm elections, including in Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, a rare swing district where Democrat Denise Powell challenges Republican Brinker Harding for the open seat vacated by retiring Rep. Don Bacon.
Trump urges court to reject BBC’s bid to secure records from his family in defamation case
President Trump urges a federal judge to reject the BBC’s request to obtain testimony and documents from family members in his $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the broadcaster.
Arrest warrant issued for Massachusetts woman sought in officer’s death
An arrest warrant has been issued for Karen Solomon, 58, a mental health advocate who disappeared after her husband, a veteran Worcester police officer, was found dead in their home early Tuesday.
A moderate, magnitude 5.9 earthquake shakes eastern Japan. No tsunami alert is issued
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake shook eastern Japan early Sunday with no tsunami risk reported. No immediate injuries or damage were documented from the moderate temblor.
Scores of people kidnapped from a mosque as armed groups attacked multiple villages in Nigeria
Armed groups attacked multiple villages in Nigeria’s Niger state, kidnapping scores of people from a mosque and other locations during coordinated Friday assaults.
A bridge too far? Why link to Sicily is still a dream despite 2,000 years of plans
A proposed €13.5bn bridge linking Sicily to mainland Italy has faced repeated construction delays despite promises from officials. The project remains stalled by environmental concerns, seismic risks, and corruption investigations.
Trump announces plan to lower beef prices, but ranchers and some Republicans are already balking
President Trump announced a plan to temporarily increase beef imports without tariffs to lower prices ahead of midterm elections, but cattle ranchers and Republican senators quickly opposed the move.
Tempers are flaring, fists are flying around the NFL during joint practices
Altercations have erupted at multiple NFL joint practices this week, with the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints each fined $500,000 following a brawl-filled session.
How Israel is expanding settlements in drive to reshape West Bank
Israel has announced tenders for 1,200 settlement homes in the occupied West Bank’s E1 region, drawing international condemnation and concerns it would undermine Palestinian statehood prospects.
Backcountry guide company faces $150K in fines after California’s deadliest modern avalanche
California fined a backcountry guide company $151,300 following an avalanche that killed nine skiers in February, marking the state’s deadliest modern avalanche.
A battle over ‘Italian brainrot’ could shape who owns AI art
A legal battle in California over AI-generated “Italian brainrot” characters could determine copyright ownership rights for artificially created artwork and set precedent for intellectual property protection.
Trump threatens lawsuit against nonprofit that questioned whether National Guard plan lessened crime
President Trump is threatening a $5 billion lawsuit against the Center for American Progress over a report concluding his National Guard deployments did not reduce crime as claimed.
These Hong Kong bookshops let Chinese readers question their country – now the doors are closing
Hong Kong independent bookshops stocking sensitive titles face increasing police raids and closures as China’s control over the city tightens, devastating mainland Chinese readers who relied on them for unrestricted access to forbidden books.
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