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US Fed watchdog finds no criminal wrongdoing in Powell-era renovation costs
The Federal Reserve’s inspector general found no criminal wrongdoing in a $2.4 billion renovation project that became a target of former President Trump’s criticism of Jerome Powell.
US FCC head says controversial Trump ads do not raise concerns
The FCC chair appointed by President Trump says taxpayer-funded advertisements promoting the administration do not warrant regulatory review, though critics argue they constitute improper political propaganda.
Norway launches probe into 11 senior officials over US Epstein files links
Norway’s Parliament has launched an investigation into 11 senior officials, including Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere, over alleged connections to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein revealed in US documents released in January.
Saudi Arabia not to compromise on security as Houthis choose ‘chaos’: MBS
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman vowed the kingdom will not compromise on security in response to Houthi attacks, emphasizing firm responses to threats while pursuing diplomatic solutions.
Netanyahu praises stabbed Indian pilot for saving lives on Flydubai flight
An Indian pilot stabbed by a co-pilot on a Flydubai flight was praised by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for his bravery in preventing a catastrophic incident that endangered 174 passengers.
India’s Ujjain tense as mosque partially demolished for Hindu pilgrimage
Authorities in Ujjain, India partially demolished a mosque to widen a road for a Hindu pilgrimage festival, sparking protests and clashes with police that left multiple people injured.
Trump calls Kim Jong Un a ‘friend’ and plays down N Korea’s nuclear arsenal
President Trump described North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a friend and downplayed concerns about Pyongyang’s nuclear arsenal during remarks in Washington on Tuesday.
‘Dire situation’: Lebanese prisoners on hunger strike for 18 days
Approximately 400 inmates at Lebanon’s largest prison have been on hunger strike for over two weeks, protesting the suspension of an amnesty law. Medical conditions have deteriorated significantly, with daily ambulance removals reported.
Indian firm building $15bn Trump-announced steel mill has deep Russia ties
Indian conglomerate Essar Group, whose cofounder stood behind President Trump during announcement of a $15bn steel mill project in Iowa, maintains deep ties to Russian energy interests under Western sanctions.
CDC reports two measles deaths in US as cases hit 35-year high
The CDC confirms 3,659 measles cases this year, marking a 35-year high, with two measles deaths reported amid ongoing debates over vaccine safety and fatality tracking.
Yemen’s war disrupts roads and ports, deepening humanitarian crisis
Renewed fighting in Yemen has displaced thousands and disrupted critical roads and ports, worsening an already severe humanitarian crisis affecting millions.
Russian nuclear-capable bomber plane crashes, killing six people
A Russian Tu-95 nuclear-capable bomber crashed during a training flight in the Amur region, killing at least six crew members and injuring one, according to the Ministry of Defence.
‘New path’: UK’s Burnham promises huge expansion of public services
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham promised major expansions of public services including healthcare, housing, and utilities during his first Labour conference speech, vowing to put Britain on a new path of equitable growth.
Ethiopia blames regional rivals as risk of conflict spillover rises
Ethiopia’s government accuses Eritrea, Sudan and Egypt of backing armed opposition groups as renewed fighting spreads across northern regions, raising concerns about potential regional conflict spillover.
Lindsay Clancy appears in court as her lawyer pushes for murder case to be dismissed
Lindsay Clancy appeared in court Tuesday as her defense team sought dismissal of murder charges in the deaths of her three children, with prosecutors arguing they presented sufficient evidence of guilt.
Knife-wielding schoolboy kills teacher, injures two in Slovakia
A 13-year-old student stabbed a 61-year-old teacher to death in northwestern Slovakia on Tuesday, also injuring two others. The boy was arrested and is being investigated for premeditated murder.
Stuck between superpowers: How Australia navigates the China-US rivalry
Australia deepens military ties with the US while maintaining crucial trade relationships with China, navigating tensions between its security ally and largest economic partner amid rising geopolitical competition.
UNGA 81: Five key takeaways from general debate
The 81st UN General Assembly concluded with debates dominated by artificial intelligence, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and US-Israel military actions against Iran, according to speeches from world leaders.
New York Times executive fatally shot by elderly in-laws, police say
A New York Times engineering executive was fatally shot in California by his wife’s elderly parents, who have been arrested and charged with first-degree murder.
French PM Lecornu warns against escalation of school protests
France’s Prime Minister Lecornu warns that escalating student protests would be irresponsible after 164 arrests, while unions defend demonstrations over school overcrowding and staffing shortages.
Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma: The Ugandan journalist who became king amid a succession row
Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma, a longtime journalist at Uganda’s state broadcaster, is set to be crowned king of the Tooro kingdom, though his selection has sparked controversy within the royal family.
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