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May 2024
1 | Oklahoma passes a series of laws. Among other things they ban ranked-choice voting, ban homeless camps on public property, tax-incentivize people to be poll workers, and make the soybean an official state symbol. |
9 | A second Boeing whistleblower has died in a short time span. |
15 | US accuses Russia of using chemical weapons in Ukraine |
21 | The MP for Ipswich Tom Hunt, who has voted to introduce voter ID laws for British elections, is scrambling around for help after he has discovered he has no such ID on him. |
April 2024
29 | Two defections prevented Republicans from overriding Governor Kelly's veto on their bill that would have banned gender-affirming care for minors. |
36 | Welsh politicians are considering criminalising lying by politicians. |
12 | Russia Clones Wikipedia, Censors It, Bans Original |
36 | UN investigators said they found remains of North Korean Hwasong-11 ballistic missiles in Kharkiv, Ukraine. This means that Russia has clearly violated North Korean weapons sanctions. |
21 | First Minister Humza Yousaf will resign. He had been facing a no-confidence motion following the collapse of the SNP-Scottish Green coalition deal. |
20 | Cuba is now suffering a new shortage, a shortage of physical cash. Due to a growing black market and triple digit inflation of the peso, many banks and ATMs are unable to dispense their customers' savings. |
21 | A Briton has been charged for masterminding an arson attack against an Ukrainian-linked target in London for the benefit of the Russian state. It has been said that he was recruited by the Wagner Group to commit arson in the UK. |
-7 | Iraq has criminalised homosexual activity, with a maximum of 15 years in prison as punishment. |
17 | Wagner Group mercenaries are now on the hunt for Joseph Kony. |
53 | The FCC votes to restore net neutrality. |
24 | US military begins construction of a temporary pier to deliver aid to Gaza, including food aid. |
-2 | Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction has been overturned. |
47 | Homosexual activity in Dominica is now legal, as they've overturned their anti-sodomy laws. |
21 | US Department of Labor attempts to expand eligibility for overtime pay to millions more workers. |
16 | "Burkina Faso’s military summarily executed more than 220 civilians, including at least 56 children, in two villages in late February, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch." |
22 | The Secret Service are preparing for the possibility of having to protect Trump while he is in jail. |
16 | Mass graves of Palestinians have been found at the Al-Shifa hospital. |
19 | The Gateway Pundit files for bankruptcy. |
11 | Taoiseach Simon Harris has formally apologised in the Dáil to the families and survivors on the government’s handling and response to the Stardust tragedy, a nightclub fire that killed 48 people in 1981. |
10 | An aide of the AfD politician Maximilian Krah has been arrested. Allegedly, he spied on Chinese opposition members and repeatedly passed on secret information from the European parliament to China. Another member of the far-right party, Petr Bystron, is currently being investigated by the Czech secret service for receiving money from the Russian propaganda channel "Voice of Europe". Krah also received "compensations" for "technical expenditures" from the pro-Russian activist Oleg Woloschyn. |
22 | The FTC has voted to ban non-compete clauses. |
23 | Prime Minister Albanese has labelled Musk ‘an arrogant billionaire who thinks he is above the law’ in response for not removing video showing the church stabbing. |
14 | An independent probe has found that Israel hasn't provided any evidence for their bullshit UNRWA allegations. |
13 | Judge throws out Government's case; the accused's crime? To remind jurors at a climate activist trial (with a sign outside the court) that jury nullification is a thing in England & Wales. |
25 | Rolling Stone has revealed that Trump's Save America Super PAC is running out of money, due to Trump's personal legal fees. |
6 | Despite claims that the Biden administration supports Palestinian statehood, leaked cables reveal that the US has been exerting diplomatic pressure on Security Council member states to reject a bid for full Palestinian membership in the UN, contradicting these apparently bullshit claims. Ironic how the US keeps advocating for a two state solution yet keeps rejecting the recognition of one state whilst bootlicking the other. |
13 | In discussing the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack, Dmitry Medvedev has proposed reintroducing the death penalty, something that would need a constitutional amendment. While former NRA member and Russian spy, now Duma deputy Maria Butina has proposed extraditing the attackers to Belarus where the death penalty exists. |
31 | The Future of Humanity Institute shuts down. Among other things it claimed to have a goal of reducing existential risks to humanity (earning it funds from Elon Musk among others), and it was associated with the effective altruism movement. |
24 | A man set himself on fire outside the Trump trial. Before doing so he scattered pamphlets about "a 'hellish fascist dystopia' that includes cryptocurrency, climate change, Covid vaccines, Palantir Technologies founder Peter Thiel, artificial intelligence, and 'The Simpsons' cartoon television show." |
32 | Nestlé shareholders reject proposals to change the company's business model to focus on healthier / more nutritious products. Reason; it would possibly cost them some profit. |
17 | Rishi Sunak has plans to strip doctors of their ability to issue sick notes. He claims the U.K. has a "sick note culture" and that benefits have become a "lifestyle choice". No, this is totally not a headline grabbing lash-out at benefit scroungers minus any actual productive help for said people merely to tickle the bellies of Mail and Express readers due to fears of Conservative wipeout in the upcoming general election. |
15 | Israel strikes Iran, possibly at multiple sites. |
21 | Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson introduced separate aid bills for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan. This comes with resistance among a few other House Republicans, including Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG), who threatened an attempt to remove Johnson as Speaker due to the standalone Ukraine aid. MTG proposed an amendment to the Israel aid bill, so that it would also fund a "space laser" targeting migrants at the US-Mexico border. |
12 | Republicans in Colorado's state-level Senate block a measure that would have allowed voters to decide via referendum whether child sex abuse victims can be exempted from the statute of limitations — thus allowing them to sue their abusers. The measure required a supermajority and failed by one vote, with Democrats and Republicans all voting party-line. |
19 | Researchers at MIT demonstrate that LLM chatbots can be used to durably persuade some conspiracy theorists to reconsider their beliefs. (Paper here, currently in preprint.) |
23 | Sweden's parliament has passed a law that changes the minimum legal age to change your legal gender from 18 to 16. You also no longer require a gender dysphoria diagnosis. |
21 | SCOTUS just effectively abolished the right to mass protest in three states. |
14 | US House of Representatives delivers articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the Senate. Roll Call suggests he will "almost certainly" not be convicted. Update: The Senate dismissed the articles of impeachment without trial. |
13 | David Cameron, the UK's current foreign minister, says during his visit to Israel: "It's clear the Israelis are making a decision to act", i.e. to retaliate against Iran. The US, UK, and others are likely to impose economic sanctions on Iran in the hopes these "will help persuade Israel to limit the scope of its retaliation." |
22 | Trump on trial in Manhattan for a hush money case. On the second day of the trial, jury selection continued, and many were disqualified because they posted memes mocking Trump online. |
9 | Florida bans city and county governments from mandating heat protections for outdoor laborers beyond state and federal protections. |
15 | Muslim pupil loses High Court challenge to pray at school. The school fought this case on the reason they are strictly secular. However, the headteacher is also the 'Tiger Teacher' who is rigid, authoritarian, treats resistance like a steam-roller does grass and is geared solely towards exams and obedience. |
11 | Eternal ban on purchasing cigarettes for those born on or after 2009 in the UK passed in the Commons. As the opposition Labour Party is also in favour, it is highly unlikely to be scrapped after the upcoming elections (like in New Zealand), making it the first country to potentially have a 'smoke free' generation (unless they take up pipes or cigars). |
11 | 'National Conservatism' conference 'closed' by Brussels police. Cue wails of anguish, 'censorship' and 'thought police' from attendees such as everyone's fave Brits Nigel Farage and Suella Braverman. Closing the thing (if indeed it is closed) could be courting the Streisand effect as reports state attendence was rather low (~250 with a capacity for ~850). A court has now overturned the closure. |
13 | US CDC study finds no link between COVID-19 vaccines and deaths among young people due to heart problems. The analysis looked into death certificates in the state of Oregon, and it also found that of thirty people killed by COVID-19 in the same sample, a majority were unvaccinated. |
20 | 6 dead in Australian knife attack. Police officer manages to kill offender (who was actually armed and a danger to all!) using only 2-3 bullets. UPDATE: The perpetrator has been identified, but not before the usual reactionaries and pro-Putin trolls on social media (particularly Twitter) circulated several false claims attributing the attack to either a Jewish individual or a Muslim. |
30 | Kansas governor Laura Kelly has vetoed a proposed ban on gender-affirming care for minors, a measure to require more reporting from abortion providers, and what she called a "vague" bill making it a crime to coerce someone into having an abortion. The GOP has narrow supermajorities in both chambers of the state legislature. |
36 | Israel and the United States prepare for a possibly imminent direct military retaliation from Iran, weeks after Israel bombed the Iranian embassy in Damascus. (Update: they've done it.) |
25 | Global monthly heat record broken for a tenth consecutive month, "with the past 12 months being 1.58 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels." |
18 | Members of the Swiss far-right SVP have put together a referendum proposal which would effectively end Swiss sanctions on Russia and China, stating that such actions would break the country's strict neutrality. |
35 | Global poverty and inequality have declined dramatically between 1980 and 2019, with both declines accelerating over time. By using a poverty line of $6.85 a day, poverty rates have declined from 60-70% to 50% of the global population. |
47 | O. J. Simpson dies at age 76. |
32 | Sky News has revealed that millionaire hedge fund manager Sir Paul Marshall, who is the biggest owner of GB News, is quitting as a member of the channel’s executive board. |
43 | Russian troll factories are supplying Republicans such as Marjorie Taylor Greene with talking points against Ukraine. |
37 | The Supreme Court of Arizona has banned abortion in all cases. Gov. Katie Hobbs has denounced the decision. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has has said she won't enforce the law. In fact, this is so bad even Kari Lake denounced the decision. |
7 | It's a newsroom bloodbath in Aotearoa with Newshub, which does the news for TV channel Three and various commercial radio stations, saying it is closing down in July. On the same day, public broadcaster TVNZ said a number of news programmes including Midday, Sunday and Fair Go, are to be cut due to budget issues. |
19 | Chechnya bans all music that's not between 80-116 BPM |
16 | Canada has said it's in talks about joining AUKUS, and it's planning to buy nuclear submarines. |
25 | Ecuadorian police break into the Mexican embassy to arrest former vice president Jorge Glas, who's seeking asylum in Mexico. This is considered a violation of international law. Mexico has ended diplomatic relations with Ecuador over this. |
24 | In New Zealand a "sovereign citizen" is fined for resisting police, having just come from a 21 day jail sentence for contempt of court for disruptive behavior including the usual stuff about not recognizing the authority of the court and similar. |
13 | The Spanish government has said it is following the lead of other countries and introducing plain packaging for cigarettes by the end of the year. |
26 | Bernie Sanders's office in Vermont targeted by arson. Fortunately, no one was injured. |
7 | The courts in the state of Hesse have ordered a chain of human-free digital supermarkets to close on Sundays and public holidays, as they violate Sunday trading laws. |
37 | ‘Severely decreased their sexual intimacy with their husbands’: Indiana appeals court uses Mike Pence’s religious liberty law to block abortion ban |
23 | Björn Höcke has been charged with using a Nazi slogan, again. |
29 | The city of Enid, Oklahoma, has voted out city council commissioner Judd Blevins after it was revealed he was a neo-Nazi who ran a Groyper Twitter account and attended Charlottesville. |
33 | The Israeli army has marked tens of thousands of Gazans as suspects for assassination, using an AI targeting system with little human oversight and a permissive policy for casualties, +972 and Local Call reveal. |
21 | A former Massachusetts city councilor who was charged with possession of child pornography in 2020, has skipped his trial and has been found working for the Russian Army in the War in Ukraine. |
14 | Italian island offers goats up for adoption. |
17 | The Guardian reports that the Conservatives planned to create a “True Blue” app to track party members and allow companies to "geo-market" products to users based on their location. |
32 | The Guardian reports that Truth Social was nearly bankrupt in 2022, but was saved by loans by a Russian-American who was under criminal investigation and a Dominican bank that is used to evade sanctions. |
29 | Amazon is scrapping its “Just Walk Out” feature in its Amazon Go grocery stores, as they revealed that in reality it is just a load of Indian workers watching cameras. |
15 | An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4 hits the city of Hualien, leaving some buildings to look like the Tower of Pisa. 9 people died and 821 injured and counting. |
14 | The World Central Kitchen has halted its humanitarian work in the Gaza Strip after the IDF struck three of their vehicles, killing seven WCK workers. Bellingcat believes these strikes to have been from low-yield munitions. |
14 | Ukraine lowers military conscription age from 27 to 25. |
20 | Abortion rights and recreational marijuana legalization will be separately put to the test on Florida ballot initiatives this November. The same day, Florida's supreme court has allowed enforcement of the exact 15-week abortion ban which one of said ballot initiatives could overturn. |
25 | Netanyahu has threatened Al Jazeera and other foreign news providers with expulsion by a new security law which will restrict foreign broadcasters. |
25 | 6 killed as Israel strikes Iran embassy annex in Damascus |
-30 | Unraveling Havana Syndrome: New evidence links the GRU's assassination Unit 29155 to mysterious attacks on U.S. officials and their families. A yearlong investigation by The Insider, in collaboration with 60 Minutes and Der Spiegel, has uncovered evidence suggesting that unexplained anomalous health incidents, also known as Havana Syndrome, may have their origin in the use of directed energy weapons wielded by members of Russian GRU Unit 29155. |
36 | Hochdeutsch (hochdeutsch = high German, 'standard' German) has gained another meaning as Germany has formally legalised cannabis. Germans can now possess up to 25g of pot, or have up to three plants at home. |
March 2024
8 | Andrew Wommack, after taking over Colorado's Woodland Park School District, is now trying to take over the city council. |
4 | Harvard Universty removes the human skin binding from a book in its library. |
14 | The European Parliament is 'looking into' claims that MEPs were paid to spread Russian propaganda. |
25 | You're not a real paytriot if you don't buy Trump's new MAGA bible.. |
19 | Jeffrey Donaldson has resigned as leader and has been suspended from the DUP, over allegations of historical sexual abuse. The PSNI have earlier said a 61 year old man from County Down, is due at Newry Magistrates Court at the end of April. |
40 | Thailand's lower house of parliament overwhelmingly approves a bill to legalize gay marriage. The bill awaits Senate approval and royal assent. |
22 | Israeli Supreme Court orders government to stop funding religious schools that defy military enlistment. |
21 | Abortion activists in Croatia reflect the growing backsliding of abortion rights in the country. |
19 | More woes for Mike Lindell, as the landlord for one of its warehouses has evicted his company MyPillow for non-payment of the rent totalling $217,000. |
36 | Sam Bankman-Fried is sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for defrauding customers and investors in his failed crypto exchange FTX |
25 | The UN Special Rapporteur has released a report concluding that “reasonable grounds to believe the threshold indicating Israel’s commission of genocide is met” |
24 | It has been revealed in an investigation that far-right Belgian politician Filip Dewinter has been literally kowtowing to China. |
16 | Joe Lieberman, former senator for Connecticut and Vice Presidential candidate for Al Gore, has died at the age of 82. Family says it was due to complications after a fall. |
6 | Bad news for over Easter as Norway is suffering a shortage of eggs, with many supermarkets in major cities like Oslo and Bergen egg-less. |
29 | In retaliation for the US's abstention on a UN Security Council ceasefire measure, Israel has cancelled a planned diplomatic meeting concerning its plans for an offensive in Rafah. The US has urged Israel to cancel these plans since over a million refugees are sheltering in the region. |
24 | The local Der Standard newspaper has revealed that police have been receiving a number of large gifts from the Russian embassy in Vienna. |
23 | The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland was hit by a container ship and collapsed into the Patapsco River. A search and rescue operation is currently underway to locate any survivors. |
29 | A California judge tosses Musk's SLAPP suit against Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), a hate speech watchdog |
32 | The UN votes on a ceasefire in Gaza with the United States abstaining from the vote and thus allowing it to pass |
14 | More likelihood that the international jamboree of the Commonwealth Games is dead, after a possible saviour in Malaysia, has said no. |
36 | Drone footage shows unarmed Palestinians being deliberately killed by IDF drone in Khan Younis. |
38 | A large terrorist attack occurred inside of a Moscow music venue. The roof of the venue is ablaze and is currently collapsing from the explosives set off in the building. Update: 135 people died, over 150 were injured, and ISIS-K took responsibility for the attack. |
12 | In a shock to no one really, Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, also has cancer. |
16 | Scottish Parliament staff have been banned from wearing rainbow lanyards or any other queer memorabilia in order to ensure "impartiality" and "minimise the risk of perceived bias". |
25 | Marjorie Taylor Greene has officially filed a motion to vacate Mike Johnson from the Speaker of the House's chair. |
14 | Russia and China block American proposal to call for a ceasefire in Gaza at the UN security council. |
8 | A constitutional court has ruled that 16- & 17-year-old residents in Belgium must turn up to the polling booths in the upcoming European parliamentary elections, after the government expanded the suffrage to them. |
20 | The U.S. government is suing Apple for their monopoly on phones. The D.O.J. wants to restore competition and lower the prices that phones are sold at. |
14 | EU begins membership negotiations with Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
11 | Far-right Martin Sellner banned from Germany. |
22 | A federal district court in Illinois has ruled that all residents, including undocumented migrants, have the “right to bear arms”.And some those on the right are going ape-shit. |
29 | Two Rankin County, Mississippi sheriff's deputies received stiff sentences for the racially-motivated torture of two Black men. Four other deputies await sentencing |
25 | Jackson, Mississippi police officer pleads guilty to forcing man to lick piss off his holding cell floor. |
10 | Leo Varadkar, Ireland’s first gay taoiseach (prime minister), has resigned both as taoiseach and leader of centre right Fine Gael party. |
15 | New York City mayor Eric Adams has been accused of sexual assault in a recent lawsuit. |
49 | The EPA finally bans chrysotile asbestos, the only form of asbestos that was still allowed. |
24 | Denmark plans to expand military conscription to also include women. Conscript service time will also be nearly tripled. |
36 | Austrian Neo-Nazi Martin Sellner was arrested by Swiss police while he was attempting to give a speech in Switzerland. |
35 | A backbench MP's Private Member's Bill to tighten regulation on private medical personnel medically transitioning young people failed to be heard in Parliament |
20 | Speaker of the House Mike Johnson claims that aid packages to both Ukraine and Israel will separately be brought to a vote in the coming weeks. He indicates that House Republicans have given up their ultimatum for a border security bill to pass first before any aid to Ukraine. Marjorie Taylor Greene previously indicated she would trigger a motion to vacate Johnson's speakership if he brought Ukraine aid to a floor vote, so this could get interesting quickly. |
27 | PornHub has blocked access to its site in Texas as a response to an age verification law. |
25 | India has blocked access to a CBC documentary about the death of Canadian citizen and Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, whom Canada believes to have been assassinated by the Indian government in 2023. |
26 | Australia has resumed its funding for UNRWA and has pledged to send more aid to the Gaza Strip. |
35 | The Polish culture ministry is removing any subsidies for publications of a religious character, say that Poland is a secular state. Last year, such subsidies cost 3.7 million PLN (€860 000) and were mainly aimed at PiS-linked Catholic publications. |
34 | Blood donation by men who have sex with men is now equal in Estonia. |
24 | The House has passed a bill (that received overwhelming support from both Democrats and Republicans) that'd either force TikTok's owner, ByteDance, to sell the app, or have the app banned in the U.S. |
-9 | Nex Benedict's death has been ruled a suicide. |
12 | A former Boeing whistleblower, John Barnett, has been found dead in a car park from an apparent suicide. |
42 | Parliament of Liechtenstein votes to legalise same-sex marriage. |
24 | Haiti's Prime Minister, Ariel Henry, is resigning due to the violence erupting in the country by gangs. |
26 | Geert Wilders has said he is unlikely to be the next prime minister of the Netherlands due to a lack of support from possible coalition partners. |
8 | Andrzej Duda said he would use his presidential veto to stop a bill that would allow over-the-counter sales of the morning after pill, saying it would be dangerous for children. He also says he would not support a public referendum on abortion, stating that "Abortion is deprivation of human life and if someone demands abortion they demand the right to kill". |
60 | UN report reveals that more children are surviving today than ever before, with the global under-5 mortality rate dropping by 51 per cent since 2000. Several low and lower-middle-income countries have outpaced this decline. |
15 | Children will no longer be prescribed puberty blockers at gender identity clinics, NHS England has confirmed. |
32 | The Vatican announces resignation of Polish bishop Andrzej Dziuba, due to “negligence in handling sexual abuse against minors”. The case against him by the public prosecutor is still ongoing. |
41 | Romania has received an international arrest warrant from the UK for Andrew and Tristan Tate for allegations of sexual aggression. Lawyers revealed the reason they were arrested again came from Adin Ross revealing Andrew had told him they planned on fleeing Romania. |
50 | A legal settlement on Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law has been reached. The settlement allows that sexual orientation and gender identity may be discussed in classrooms as long as it isn't part of the class's formal instruction. This allows, for instance, for Gay-Straight Alliances to exist in schools, for teachers to openly identify themselves as gay or transgender, and for books with LGBT+ themes to be stocked in school libraries. |
18 | At Seattle’s Boeing Field, real-time video offers a rare glimpse of America’s troubled deportation flights. |
11 | Three top press agencies; PA, AFP & Reuters, have withdrawn a press photo released by Kate, the Princess of Wales’ office for Mothering Sunday, as it appears to be badly photoshopped. This has led to huge speculation about the welfare of Prince William’s family. |
-17 | Police from China will jointly patrol the streets of Hungary, alongside Hungarian police, according to a new agreement between the two countries. |
34 | Switzerland's parliament votes to transfer seized Russian assets to Ukraine as reparations. |
16 | US military ship is heading to Gaza to build a port to let more aid in. (Biden mentioned the plan to do so in his SOTU speech.) |
12 | Bill proposed in Missouri would charge teachers with a felony and force them to register as sex offenders if they were supportive of a transgender student who was socially transitioning. It defines social transition as "name, pronouns, and gender expression, such as clothing or haircuts". |
22 | Alaska's RCV voting system is under threat as Republicans have collected enough signatures to stick it on the November ballot for abolishment. The system which was introduced four years ago, and has led to the voting of moderates including Peltola and Murkowski over MAGA Republicans Tshibaka and Palin. |
34 | Self-reproducing RNA created in a laboratory for the first time (RNA world)[1] |
44 | Armenia is eyeing EU membership Yerevan's Foreign Minister says that Armenians "do have European aspirations" and the idea of submitting a membership application to join the bloc is being internally discussed. |
50 | Pentagon report finds no evidence of alien visits, hidden spacecraft: Claims about secret government programs reverse-engineering extraterrestrial technology are based on “circular reporting” and hearsay, investigators found. |
38 | Arizona will use $30 million in federal COVID relief funds to wipe out up to $2 billion in medical debt for the state's residents. This follows similar initiatives in other states, and should impact up to one million Arizonans. |
60 | The Nato military alliance formally welcomes its 32nd member; Sweden, ending over 200 years of formal Swedish neutrality. |
16 | The UK's largest customer-owned financial institution the Nationwide Building Society has bid to take over the country's sixth largest bank Virgin Money. One interesting side note, once the take over is completed, it would be the first time a building society became an official banknote issuer, as the bank prints Clydesdale Scottish banknotes. |
33 | Strong wage growth gave Americans a $1,000 spending boost in 2023. When adjusted for inflation, wages have risen 0.8% over in 2023, according to the Treasury Department's recent research "The Purchasing Power of American Households." The growth is 0.2% percentage points higher than the average annual real wage growth in the 10 years before the pandemic. |
53 | A Norwegian court has banned state funding for Jehovah's Witnesses. |
23 | The US and Jordan have launched a continuing effort to airdrop humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip amid Israeli interference with land routes. Aid groups say airdrops can't keep up with the scale of the crisis, and the US and Jordan say they're exploring opening additional aid routes by sea. |
29 | Liberty University fined $14 million by the Department of Education for failing to inform its students about criminal incidents and dangerous situations such as gas leaks on campus. The university was also discouraging students from reporting crimes on campus. |
21 | TalkTV has said it's closing down its television channel and going online-only. |
15 | Euro-Med Monitor has confirmed Israel's "full involvement" in the Flour Massacre. |
38 | UN team says Hamas likely carried out sexual violence on 7 October attack. |
26 | Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court ruled that an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity committed by Venezuelan security forces under dictator Nicolás Maduro's rule during a crackdown on anti-government protests in 2017 may proceed. |
35 | France has voted overwhelmingly to make abortion a constitutional right. |
32 | Haiti declares state of emergency after prison break and gangs threaten takeover. |
42 | Nikki Haley has won her first Republican primary, beating Trump in the DC. |
30 | Former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney has died at age 84. |
29 | The biggest study of ‘greedflation’ yet looked at 1,300 corporations to find many of them were lying to you about inflation |
50 | High growth and unprecedent decline in inequality have combined to eliminate extreme poverty in India, which represented 50% of the population 30 years ago. The country should now graduate to a higher poverty line, which would provide an opportunity to redefine existing social protection programs in order to give greater support to the genuine poor. |
37 | France's Senate approves a bill to make abortion a constitutional right. |
5 | Elon Musk sues OpenAI. Musk essentially alleges that OpenAI breached contract as it reneged on a commitment to benefit humanity; he says they have turned into a "closed-source", de facto subsidiary of Microsoft and now pursue profit. |
32 | How Xi's 'thought eradication' led to China's Uyghur genocide |
17 | Putin warns risk of nuclear war if West sends troops to Ukraine, after Emmanuel Macron's proposals to send NATO troops to Ukraine. |