Veolia North America agreed to pay $53 million to resolve the last Flint water lawsuits on 2025-02-21 while continuing to deny responsibility for the lead crisis.
The Associated Press says blocking its journalists from presidential events because it will not adopt “Gulf of America” violates the First Amendment and asks a judge to stop the ban.
A 30-year-old Spanish tourist is seriously wounded in a stabbing at the Miro Museum in Palma de Mallorca, in an attack that rattles one of the island’s best-known cultural sites.
Denmark says it will add 50 billion kroner to defence spending over two years, lifting military expenditure to its highest level in more than half a century.
A Buenos Aires court assigned a fraud investigation after President Javier Milei briefly promoted a cryptocurrency that crashed within hours, triggering complaints from lawyers and critics.
State news agency Anadolu says methanol-tainted counterfeit alcohol has killed at least 124 people in Ankara and Istanbul over six weeks, with dozens still in intensive care.
Student organizers and civil society groups took their complaints over government policy to the streets, calling for a broad review of Prabowo Subianto’s first 100 days in office.
South African police said Muhsin Hendricks, widely described as the world’s first openly gay imam, was shot dead near Gqeberha, in a killing that has drawn international attention.
A conflict over municipal boundaries in southern Oaxaca escalated into a deadly ambush that left three Ucizoni members dead and one local official missing.
An NBC News report says the deal would send the BTC-e figure back to Russia while securing the release of American teacher Marc Fogel after years in detention.
Two NSW hospital workers were removed from duty on 2025-02-11 after a video appeared to show them threatening Israeli patients and boasting about mistreatment.