Jewish Community in London Voices Fear After Stabbing Attack
Two Jewish men were wounded in a stabbing attack in London’s Golders Green, raising concerns over…
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Two Jewish men were wounded in a stabbing attack in London’s Golders Green, raising concerns over…
Cole Allen was quickly detained by law enforcement after attempting to enter the White House Correspondents’ Dinner armed with a shotgun and other weapons
Ten people linked to the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light were arrested by British police on allegations including modern slavery, forced marriage, and…
The European Commission’s first review of the Digital Markets Act confirms its effectiveness but postpones expanding rules to AI, cloud, or social media interoperability
Oil prices climbed as U.S.-Iran tensions continue and the 60-day war authorization deadline looms in Congress, with costs rising significantly
Officials confirm the shot that struck a Secret Service agent during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting came from the suspect, not other agents
Press freedom worldwide is at its weakest in a quarter-century, with more than half the countries facing serious restrictions, RSF reports
Rising AI-enabled identity fraud and privacy concerns are driving demand for private digital ID credentials that verify personhood without relying on government-issued IDs
Researchers at MIT have directly imaged the three-dimensional atomic structure of a relaxor ferroelectric for the first time, refining models crucial for advanced electronic…
Recent elections in Ghana and Tanzania highlight how government control over information and digital infrastructure shapes electoral transparency and outcomes in Africa