International Criminal Court (ICC): The ICC prosecutor outlined alleged war crimes by Hamas leaders and at the same time is seeking the arrests of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant for war crimes including starvation of civilians as a method of warfare, intentionally directing attacks against a civilian population and cruel treatment. read more
Iran President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian have been killed in a helicopter crash. All on board the helicopter, including other government officials, were killed. Iran's Supreme Leader has named an acting president. read more
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pledged to unravel gun regulations put in place by Democratic President Joe Biden during a lengthy speech to the National Rifle Association on Saturday, during which he accepted the influential group's endorsement. read more
Former President Donald Trump said Friday that he won Minnesota in 2020, despite Democratic presidential candidates carrying the state for more than 40 years. read more
Sarah Huckabee Sanders' increasing number of critics think she's too worried about her national profile. read more
Federal Trade Commission: Some say the car a person drives can say a lot about them. As cars get "connected," this turns out to be truer than many people might have realized. While connectivity can let drivers do things like play their favorite internet radio stations or unlock their car with an app, connected cars can also collect a lot of data about people. This data could be sensitive--such as biometric information or location--and its collection, use, and disclosure can threaten consumers' privacy and financial welfare. Connected cars have been on the FTC's radar for years. The FTC highlighted concerns related to connected cars as part of an "Internet of Things" workshop held in 2013, followed by a 2015 report. In 2018, the FTC hosted a connected cars workshop highlighting issues ranging from unexpected secondary uses of data to security risks. The agency has also published guidance to consumers reminding them to wipe the data on their cars before selling them--much as anyone would when trying to resell a computer or smart phone. read more
A spectacular meteor jetted through the skies over Portugal and Spain Saturday night, dazzling millions of people with a blue-green fireball that lit up the night sky. read more
Blue Origin's tourism rocket has launched passengers to the edge of space for the first time in nearly two years, ending a hiatus prompted by a failed uncrewed test flight. read more
Martha Stewart. Christie Brinkley. Tyra Banks. These are just three of the models who have graced the cover of Sports Illustrated's famous " and at times controversial -- "Swimsuit Edition." read more
- And Now Those Brigades Are Blasting Russian Assault Groups The Russian attack on Chasiv Yar has ground to a halt read more
Critics of the bill say it closely resembles legislation used by the Kremlin to silence opponents, and that it will obstruct Georgia's bid to join the EU. read more
Michigan Democrats asked state election officials to investigate Republican Senate candidates on Friday, accusing the Republicans of fraud and potential forgery of ballot signatures. read more
On several occasions, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has blocked American officials from meeting with his intelligence and security chiefs.
A man whose family members were key architects of the American conservative movement was sentenced Friday to three years and nine months in federal prison for his role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol ... read more
Sergey Radchenko's cold war history links Putin to Kremlin predecessors leading a Russia driven by empire, not ideology read more
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