Jason Alexander recalls Palestinian protection in Ramallah
Seinfeld actor Jason Alexander recalls a visit to Ramallah that challenged his fears about visiting Palestinian cities.
Cuba accuses US of threatening countries ahead of UN embargo vote
Havana says Washington is threatening countries with retaliation if they refuse to vote against condemning its embargo.
What happened to Australian politician Helen Haines?
Australian Lawmaker Helen Haines has lost both legs after a car rammed into her.
Ebola has spread from Congo to 4 other countries. A look at where things stand
Ebola disease from the fast-moving outbreak in Congo has now spread to four other countries, including two where it’s active
Did JD Vance compare US economy to Titanic?
The vice president’s comments resurfaced as polls showed Americans’ faith in the economy was at its lowest in over a decade.
Ex-prosecutor charged with treason in Mexico over US drug raid
César Jáuregui Moreno is accused of allowing US agents to join a raid on a suspected drugs lab in April.
Pope does not need further treatment after lung cancer surgery
Test results have confirmed his diagnosis as a lung adenocarcinoma that was localised.
Rosenberg: US diplomatic push offers little hope for imminent Ukraine peace
Russia’s President Putin does not feel under pressure right now to end the war.
Meta fined $25bn for ‘lies’ over user data privacy
The fine is the largest to date against Facebook’s owner, larger than an $18bn deal with California.
‘Out of context’: Court smacks down Trump’s attempt to render rights ‘meaningless’
A federal appeals court rejected a Trump administration argument that asserted the government could perpetually “reset” a six-month maximum limit on detentions for re-detained immigrants
Ex-Senate hopeful erupts after pollster admits faking data: ‘It was treated like a game’
Wedgewood Polls was among several firms that released data during the 2026 Democratic primary race for the U.S. Senate showing state Sen. Mallory McMorrow trailing
Remediation in the era of AI: Fix what matters first
Every IT and security team knows the feeling of opening a vulnerability report and seeing a number that only goes up. Thousands of findings. Hundreds
The Patch Apocalypse is here. Patching everything isn’t the answer.
For most IT teams, Patch Tuesday used to set the rhythm of the month. Updates arrived, teams tested them, change boards approved them, and deployments
Uranium from World War II reveals how close the Nazis were to an atomic bomb
The Nazis were far from completing a working reactor for their atomic bomb program, despite claims by the project’s leader that it was almost ready