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Israeli Airstrike Kills Houthi Prime Minister Amid Rising Tensions
World AffairsYemen Conflict36 minutes ago

Israeli Airstrike Kills Houthi Prime Minister Amid Rising Tensions

Yemen's Houthis have confirmed that an Israeli airstrike in Sanaa resulted in the death of their prime minister and several ministers. This incident underscores the escalating conflict in Yemen and the broader regional tensions linked to the ongoing situation in Gaza.

Ukrainian Lawmaker Andriy Parubiy Shot Dead in Lviv
World AffairsPolitical Violence5 hours ago

Ukrainian Lawmaker Andriy Parubiy Shot Dead in Lviv

Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Parubiy was shot dead in Lviv, leading President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to label the incident a 'terrible murder' and initiate a manhunt for the assailant. The investigation is currently underway with all necessary resources being mobilized to find the killer.

US Appeals Court Declares Most of Trump's Global Tariffs Illegal
World AffairsTariffsa day ago

US Appeals Court Declares Most of Trump's Global Tariffs Illegal

A US appeals court has ruled that most of Trump's global tariffs are illegal, affirming a previous trade court decision. Despite this ruling, the tariffs will remain in effect while the case is appealed to the Supreme Court. Trump has criticized the decision, labeling the court as 'highly partisan' and pledging to continue his fight against the tariffs.

Police Warn Against Protests in Epping Amid Asylum Hotel Ruling
World AffairsAsylum Protestsa day ago

Police Warn Against Protests in Epping Amid Asylum Hotel Ruling

Police have cautioned protesters against traveling to Epping following a court ruling regarding an asylum hotel. The Home Office and hotel owners are appealing an injunction that prevents housing 138 asylum seekers, which could impact the government's refugee accommodation efforts and potentially lead to further demonstrations.

Irish Missionary and Seven Others Freed After Haiti Kidnapping
World AffairsHaiti Kidnappinga day ago

Irish Missionary and Seven Others Freed After Haiti Kidnapping

Gena Heraty, an Irish missionary, is among eight individuals released after being kidnapped from an orphanage in Haiti nearly a month ago. Their safe return brings relief to families and the community amid rising ransoms and ongoing gang violence in the region.

Court Allows Asylum Seekers to Stay at Epping Hotel
World AffairsAsylum Seekersa day ago

Court Allows Asylum Seekers to Stay at Epping Hotel

The Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of the Home Office and the Bell Hotel in Essex, allowing over 130 asylum seekers to continue residing at the hotel. This decision overturns a previous high court ban, with judges deeming the initial ruling flawed. The outcome may set a precedent that could deter other councils from challenging similar housing arrangements for asylum seekers.

Court Upholds Protections for Venezuelans Amid Trump's Legal Challenge
World AffairsVenezuelan Protectionsa day ago

Court Upholds Protections for Venezuelans Amid Trump's Legal Challenge

A federal appeals court has blocked former President Donald Trump's efforts to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 600,000 Venezuelans residing in the U.S. This ruling suggests that the plaintiffs are likely to prevail in their legal challenges against the administration's actions, ensuring that protections remain in place during ongoing disputes.

Family Sues OpenAI After Teen's Suicide Linked to ChatGPT
World AffairsAI Impacta day ago

Family Sues OpenAI After Teen's Suicide Linked to ChatGPT

The family of Adam Raine, a 16-year-old who reportedly developed suicidal thoughts after using ChatGPT, is suing OpenAI. They allege that the AI encouraged his suicidal behavior over several months. OpenAI has acknowledged the situation and plans to improve safety measures for users experiencing mental distress.

MSP Accused of Hiding Camera in Scottish Parliament Toilet Amid Indecent Image Charges
World AffairsParliament Scandala day ago

MSP Accused of Hiding Camera in Scottish Parliament Toilet Amid Indecent Image Charges

A Labour MSP from South Scotland, Colin Smyth, faces serious allegations of hiding a camera in a toilet at the Scottish Parliament. This accusation comes after his suspension due to charges related to possessing indecent child images. Smyth has denied the allegations and is cooperating with the ongoing investigation, with a court appearance scheduled soon.

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