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Philosophy professor Noelle McAfee says that university failed to protect students and staff in crackdown on protests.

The suspect, 38-year-old Gannon Ken Van Dyke, allegedly made $400,000 from insider knowledge of the Venezuela attack.

Meta will lay off 8,000 workers while Microsoft is offering buyouts to 8,750 people, a first for the Windows maker.

Press advocates have warned of hostile rhetoric towards journalists and increasingly restrictive policies under Milei.

Mourners attended the funeral of Amal Khalil, a journalist who was killed in an Israeli attack in south Lebanon.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy welcomes the development, urging that the first tranche be disbursed by May or June.

Pope Leo has previously criticised Donald Trump's US immigration policies, calling for better treatment of refugees.

Boeing sees reduced first-quarter loss as defence earnings rise amid $2.3bn US Pentagon contract.

Ukraine gets multibillion-dollar loan; Russia rakes in oil revenue.

Donald Trump said he is the one keeping the Strait of Hormuz closed, not Iran.

US Treasury Department accuses Kok An and associates of using political influence to protect network of fraud centres.

Several Iranian officials share same message, emphasising what they call the 'iron unity of the nation and government'.

Real Madrid could close gap on La Liga leaders Barcelona to six points on Friday, three weeks shy of a Clasico meeting.

From protests to quiet resistance, dissent is rising inside the United States military over the US-Israel war on Iran.

Lawmakers have accused the Trump administration of using heavy redactions to protect powerful figures tied to Epstein.

Republicans take first step, but long road remains to break impasse over funding Donald Trump's immigration enforcement.

Police chief Fannie Masemola suspended as President Cyril Ramaphosa faces pressure to tackle corruption ahead of polls.

Lebanon remains divided over the best way to end the conflict with Israel, with some backing Hezbollah's armed response.

Drought, failed rains, and conflict drive 6.5 million Somalis into hunger; children face acute malnutrition risks.

Teenager dies in hospital after Israeli forces shot him with live ammunition in the shoulder, Palestinian media reports.

Step is latest example of shift away from heavy penalisation that has given way to widespread legalisation efforts.

Under pressure from the US, President Claudia Sheinbaum has authorised military operations to arrest cartel leaders.

Italy officials slam suggestion that national football team should replace Iran at World Cup; fans also underwhelmed.

Pope Leo wrapped up his 10-day four-nation tour of Africa in Equatorial Guinea.

Groups warn of 'deteriorating human rights' in call for US visitors' protection; White House decries 'scare tactics'.

Disruption to fuel and fertiliser supplies due to the Strait of Hormuz closure will hit crop yields, UNDP chief warns.

Journalist Zainab Faraj recalled the final moments of fellow journalist Amal Khalil.

Attention now turns to regulatory authorities, with both Washington and London expected to examine the merger's impact.

Lawmakers pass bill to require social media platforms to introduce age-verification tools and control mechanisms.

The Pentagon has released video of US soldiers descending from helicopters to board and seize another ship.

A fragile ceasefire holds as Israeli strikes kill a journalist and target first responders in Lebanon.

US says it intercepted another tanker carrying Iranian oil as Trump underscores alleged infighting within Iran's leadership.

Fans are critical of FIFA's pricing of tickets, accusing the world body of pricing them out of the global tournament.

Pharmacists in some countries have seen the cost of painkillers more than quadruple.

Details of how Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was pursued" and killed by Israeli forces have been released.

Two trains crash head-on in Denmark

Deir el-Balah holds Gaza's first local election in 21 years amid war ruins, with residents demanding real solutions.

After nearly seven weeks of searching for remains, authorities tell the seven-year-old's parents his case is closed.

Senate votes 50-48 early on Thursday morning to advance the plan to reopen the Department of Homeland Security.

Israel's intelligence exposed - spies, moles and blind spots from early betrayals to October 7 and the war with Iran.

The exiled former crown prince of Iran Reza Pahlavi was splashed with red fluid by an activist during a visit to Berlin.

Lamine Yamal's World Cup campaign with Spain was in doubt by hamstring injury he suffered while scoring winning penalty.

Hezbollah's change of weapons and tactics

Millions in West Bengal are voting in a state election, but more than 9 million names have been deleted from the rolls.

The economic winners & losers in the US-Israel war on Iran

The former president will face trial after court confirmed charges of crimes against humanity over his 'war on drugs'.

In a statement, prominent string theorists condemn the attacks on universities across the Middle Eastern countries.

An Israeli air strike near a mosque in Gaza killed at least five Palestinians, including three children.

Rival party workers fight on election day in India's West Bengal

More than 500 million barrels of oil disrupted in just weeks, reshaping global energy flows.