Ecuadorian football is in mourning after Mario Pineida, a key Barcelona SC defender, was killed in a violent armed attack.
The White House chief of staff said Vanity Fair took her words out of context about Trump, the United States, and Musk, creating a negative narrative.
Donald Trump filed a civil lawsuit against the BBC in the United States, seeking $10 billion over alleged defamation tied to a documentary edit.
A labor court in France ruled in favor of Kylian Mbappé, ordering PSG to pay €60 million in unpaid salaries and performance bonuses.
A deadly shooting at a university in the United States has left students dead as authorities intensify the hunt for the suspect.
The Louvre in Paris, France, closed amid an indefinite strike as unions warn of staff shortages, poor working conditions, and lack of resources.
The elections in Chile crown Kast as president-elect, ending the political cycle led by Boric and signaling a regional shift to the right.
Navarre’s DNA Bank confirmed the identities of Ramón Bengaray and Dionisio Gutiérrez, two Republicans killed in 1936 whose fate remained unknown for decades.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dissolves Parliament and triggers early elections as clashes with Cambodia intensify and political instability deepens.
Reddit filed a legal appeal in Australia arguing that the country’s historic social-media ban for under-16s violates political communication and threatens online privacy.
