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The Trump administration's health initiatives are facing criticism from various quarters, with scientists expressing concerns over the politicization of NIH grant decisions, layoffs at the 'Moonshot' agency ARPA-H, and China accusing the US of sidestepping international law by withdrawing from the WHO.
A human rights group has urged New York state and local officials to reconsider their investments in Israeli bonds. Dawn argues that such purchases violate international law and fiduciary duties. The group's executive director, Sarah Leah Whitson, said such investments expose officials and beneficiaries alike to "substantial legal, ethical and financial risks
The international community is reeling from the US military's surprise attack on Venezuela, with American allies criticizing the move as a violation of international law. Meanwhile, opposition leader María Corina Machado has vowed to return to Venezuela, and taxpayers in the UK are facing a massive loss due to a practice known as "phoenixism" among recruitment firms.
International cooperation leads to arrests and shutdown of major dark web marketplaces
As the world grapples with rising tensions and humanitarian crises, diplomatic efforts are facing significant challenges. From the ongoing conflict in Ukraine to the erosion of international humanitarian law, concerns are growing about the ability of nations to work together to address pressing global issues. Meanwhile, a Trump donor's decision to close an Ohio plant and move work to China has sparked outrage among workers.
From China's Ethnic Unity Law to Russia's Attacks on Kyiv, and More
Rising tensions between the US and Iran, a new law in China affecting ethnic minorities, and Elon Musk's Tesla expanding into the UK energy market are among the key global stories.
The Trump administration is facing mounting criticism and legal challenges over its policies on climate change, human rights, and international relations. Environmental groups have sued the EPA over the repeal of a landmark climate finding, while lawmakers are demanding accountability for the detention of a Palestinian-American teenager in Israel. Meanwhile, the administration's sanctions on international judges have been met with defiance, and a major change is coming to the US soccer league.
In this week's global news roundup, we cover a shocking crime that has sparked an international manhunt, the fall from grace of a legendary NFL coach, and economic struggles in the UK's vehicle production industry. We also examine the complexities of post-breakup friendships and the impact of a high-profile shooting on US politics.
President Donald Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act in Minnesota in response to protests against federal immigration enforcement operations. This comes as the Trump administration faces criticism for its handling of various domestic and international issues, including a visa freeze affecting 75 countries, a cancelled study on hepatitis B vaccines in Africa, and tensions with Greenland over potential US control.
Rifts with Italy and Iran spark questions about presidential authority
A day of sharp contrasts in Washington, from immigration policy to Iran deal
Environmental Battles Rage On: Wildlife, Wildfires, and Climate Justice Multiple Fronts Open in Fight Against Ecological Threats From marine mammal protection to Amazon deforestation and climate justice, this week saw significant developments in the
Paramount's David Ellison meets with lawmakers as industry support grows amid merger challenges and international production shifts
The weekend brought a mix of significant news across various sectors, from technology and politics to housing and international relations.
NASA and international partners are pushing the boundaries of space exploration and research through new discoveries, collaborations, and technological advancements.
Human rights and media freedom organizations have condemned the Lebanon-Israel deal, warning that it prevents recourse to international courts for victims of war crimes.
In a significant blow to cybercrime, law enforcement agencies around the world have joined forces to disrupt several major operations, dealing a substantial setback to hackers and cybercriminals.
US and Israeli Operation Kills Iranian Supreme Leader, Provoking International Outrage
International Community Reacts to Latest Escalation in Middle East Tensions