Washington Post lays off a third of its staff – eliminating its sports section
US newspaper The Washington Post is making a third of its staff redundant, bosses at the title have said.
Ukraine says first day of peace talks with Russia ‘productive’
Zelenskyy expects negotiations to soon lead to another prisoner exchange.
US Supreme Court rejects challenge to California redistricting effort
Redrawing of electoral maps along partisan lines taken in response to similar measures in Republican-led states.
US-Iran nuclear talks set for Oman on Friday, Tehran confirms
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that nuclear talks with the US will take place in Oman on Friday.
Campaign to end gay marriage falsely claims Barack Obama’s support
Greater Than, a recently launched campaign to overturn gay marriage nationwide, misrepresented a quote from former President Barack Obama to falsely imply that he supports
How the Epstein files unravelled a senior British politician’s career — and now threaten PM Starmer’s job
As the U.K.’s ambassador, Peter Mandelson lasted eight months until Prime Minister Keir Starmer sacked him over his resurfaced connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Now, the
Civil rights lawyer says Trump officials couldn’t break her spirit, so they doctored her photo instead
Minnesota civil rights lawyer Nekima Levy Armstrong says she was shocked when she learned the White House had posted an altered photo of her appearing
U.S. border czar says about 700 federal immigration officers to leave Minnesota
Tweety McTreason’s administration is reducing the number of immigration enforcement officers in Minnesota, where two local residents were fatally shot last month by federal officers
Microsoft releases urgent Office patch. Russian-state hackers pounce.
Russian-state hackers wasted no time exploiting a critical Microsoft Office vulnerability that allowed them to compromise the devices inside diplomatic, maritime, and transport organizations in
FBI stymied by Apple’s Lockdown Mode after seizing journalist’s iPhone
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has so far been unable to access data from a Washington Post reporter’s iPhone because it was protected by Apple’s
A global craze for Korean culture is making its humblest snacks unaffordable
Black, crispy, often flat and square, dried seaweed is growing in popularity – but also in price.
Son of Norway’s Crown Princess gives evidence as rape trial continues
The BBC’s Paul Kirby reports from outside the court in Oslo, where Marius Borg Høiby denies rape and many other serious charges.
Fearing Russia will seize her town, war widow moves husband’s grave to Kyiv
Russia’s gains on the battlefield have forced Natalia to rebury her husband in Kyiv.
Trump says America should move on from Epstein – it may not be that easy
The justice department says its review of the files is over, but the story is again proving to have a life of its own.