JetBlue Pilot Reports Near-Miss with US Military Aircraft Near Venezuela
A JetBlue flight from Curaçao narrowly avoided collision with a US Air Force refueling tanker, highlighting tensions and safety concerns in Venezuelan airspace.
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Thousands Demand Orban's Resignation Over Child Abuse Scandal
Mass protests erupted in Budapest as opposition leader Peter Magyar led thousands demanding Viktor Orban's resignation following a shocking abuse scandal at a state juvenile detention center.
Brown University Shooting Shocks Campus: Person of Interest Detained
A deadly shooting at Brown University during finals week left two dead and nine injured. Police have detained a person of interest in their 20s as investigations continue.
RSF Drone Strike in Central Sudan Kills Three, Escalates Conflict
Sudan's paramilitary RSF launches deadly drone attack in Kordofan region, killing at least three civilians as conflict intensifies following their October takeover of Darfur.
Pacific Northwest Climate Crisis: Washington Emergency Declaration
Catastrophic flooding devastates Pacific Northwest as Washington declares emergency, forcing 100,000 evacuations amid worsening climate patterns.
Brown University Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, Suspect at Large
A deadly shooting at Brown University's engineering building has left two dead and eight critically wounded. Police search for male suspect as campus remains on lockdown.
Meghan's Father Confides in Mail Editor, Sparking Ethics Debate
Thomas Markle's close relationship with a Mail on Sunday editor raises questions about journalistic ethics as he shares personal health news with media before family.
Colombian ELN Rebels Launch Military Drills After Trump Cocaine Threats
Colombia's ELN guerrilla group orders civilians to stay indoors during three-day military exercises, responding to Trump's threats against cocaine-producing nations.
US Accuses Rwanda of Driving DRC Towards War as M23 Violence Escalates
The United States has accused Rwanda of leading the region towards war as M23 rebels backed by Kigali killed over 400 civilians in eastern DRC, defying a US-brokered peace deal.
Burkina Faso Releases 11 Nigerian Troops After Diplomatic Tensions
Burkina Faso releases 11 Nigerian military personnel after their cargo plane made an unauthorized emergency landing, highlighting growing regional tensions in West Africa.
Crime Crisis Dominates Chile's Presidential Race as Candidates Pivot
Rising crime concerns transform Chile's political landscape as both far-right and leftist presidential candidates prioritize security in their campaign strategies.
Bonnie Blue Deportation From Bali Highlights Indonesia's Strict Laws
Adult film actress Bonnie Blue faces deportation from Bali despite being cleared of pornography charges, underscoring Indonesia's conservative stance.