Make Korea great again: The right-wing group wooing disenchanted youth
Disgraced president Yoon Suk Yeol has become an unlikely poster boy for anti-government sentiment.
Putin vows no more wars if West treats Russia with respect
Russia’s leader said during a TV marathon that claims that an attack on Europe was planned were “nonsense”.
CDC’s website revision suggesting vaccines-autism link draws scrutiny
The CDC’s revised website suggests links exist between autism and vaccines, which drew strong criticism from some health experts Thursday.
‘Bacteria pill’ could replace colonoscopy for gut diseases, makers say
Chinese scientists may have developed a possible alternative to colonoscopies for detecting gastrointestinal diseases with a magnetic “bacteria pill.”
Military espionage case started with claims that Postmedia journalist is linked to Russia: sources
The Canadian military counter-intelligence officer accused of leaking secrets to Ukraine was part of investigation into a dossier that claims a Postmedia journalist has been
U.S. launches ‘vengeance’ strikes against ISIS targets in Syria, Hegseth says
The U.S. military launched airstrikes against dozens of Islamic State targets in Syria on Friday in retaliation for an attack on U.S. personnel, officials said
Lockdown could have been avoided – key findings from Covid inquiry
The long-awaited report is published into how well or badly the government handled the Covid pandemic.
Google lobs lawsuit at search result scraping firm SerpApi
Google has filed a lawsuit to protect its search results, targeting a firm called SerpApi that has turned Google’s 10 blue links into a business.
The private notes and secret documents that tell the inside story of the UK’s Covid response
The Covid inquiry is set to publish its second set of findings looking in detail at the huge political decisions that had to be made
The evolution of expendability: Why some ants traded armor for numbers
The trade-off between quality and quantity is a fundamental economic dilemma. Now, a team of British, American, and Japanese researchers describes how it applies to
Boris Johnson left Inquiry in a hurry – he’ll be pleased not to come back
School closures seemed the only option but lockdowns probably went “too far” , former PM tells Covid Inquiry.
US launches ‘large scale’ strikes to ‘eliminate’ Islamic State fighters in Syria after US citizens killed in desert
The US has launched strikes to “eliminate ISIS fighters, infrastructure, and weapons sites” in Syria, according to Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.