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International Workers’ Day rallies from Asia to Europe and the United States blended traditional labor demands with antiwar messages and complaints about rising energy costs.
Read report »Leon Botstein will step down after decades leading Bard College, months after disclosures about a deeper relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Read report »Official results showed the ruling party taking 15 of 17 seats, giving Gaston Browne an unprecedented fourth consecutive victory.
Read report »A Kremlin-backed educational concept would establish an expert council to assess historical material in media, books and film.
Read report »Beijing is banning drone sales and renting while requiring registration and permits, part of a broader effort to control low-altitude airspace.
Read report »The judge rejected his insanity defence and gave him 14 days to appeal after the killing of four toddlers in Kampala.
Read report »Myanmar's military government cut prison sentences by one-sixth for all prisoners, a move that will further shorten Aung San Suu Kyi's detention.
Read report »The spending bill reopens the Department of Homeland Security but leaves ICE and parts of CBP unfunded, ending a months-long fight over immigration enforcement.
Read report »The measure restores routine funding to TSA, FEMA, the Coast Guard and the Secret Service while leaving immigration enforcement money on a separate legislative track.
Read report »Investigators say footage and a scooter plate helped identify the suspect, who claimed to belong to the Jewish Brigade before that claim was denied.
Read report »The UAE said the coordinated operation with the FBI and Chinese police targeted three syndicates and dismantled nine fraud centres.
Read report »Federal prosecutors say the case involves drugs, weapons and alleged corruption tied to cartel activity on both sides of the border.
Read report »A Seoul appeals court raised former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol’s prison term to seven years over obstruction of justice and abuse-of-power convictions tied to his conduct around martial law.
Read report »Thailand’s corrections department said former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra will be released early from prison on May 11, citing his age and the short time remaining on his sentence.
Read report »A 6-3 ruling found that race played an impermissible role in drawing Louisiana’s 6th Congressional District, narrowing a major route for challenging minority vote dilution.
Read report »The Seoul High Court overturned part of her earlier acquittal and said the former first lady must serve four years in prison and pay a fine.
Read report »Federal prosecutors charged David Morens with concealing records tied to Covid-era communications, bringing a long-running dispute over pandemic handling and lab-leak debates back into court.
Read report »A gunman opened fire at a social security office and later at a courthouse in central Athens on April 28, 2026, leaving several people hurt before police detained him near Patras.
Read report »The former FBI director was charged over a social-media post tied to Donald Trump, as the Justice Department once again moved against a longtime presidential critic on April 28, 2026.
Read report »A dated account of the politics development, based strictly on reporting from CBS News.
Read report »TVM reported that Prime Minister Robert Abela announced the election date and said he would advise the president to dissolve parliament.
Read report »The Coordination Framework picked the banker and political newcomer after months of delay and US pressure over former premier Nouri al-Maliki.
Read report »Tibetans living outside China cast ballots in a worldwide election for the Central Tibetan Administration, a vote that carries added weight as the community looks beyond the Dalai Lama’s eventual succession.
Read report »Syria has opened its first public trial of officials linked to Bashar Assad, with Atef Najib appearing in court while Assad and his brother were charged in absentia.
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