US Cyber Agency Places Election Security Staff on Leave, Raising Concerns
Seventeen employees at the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), responsible for securing elections, have been placed on administrative leave, potentially disrupting support...
Holocaust Survivor and Oldest Israeli Hostage Killed by Hamas as Ceasefire Deal Hangs in the Balance
Israel has confirmed that Shlomo Mansour, an 86-year-old Holocaust survivor and the oldest Israeli hostage, was killed by Hamas, raising concerns over the fate...
Venezuela Resumes Deportation Flights from U.S., Signaling Possible Diplomatic Shift
Two Venezuelan planes carrying approximately 190 deported migrants arrived in Caracas from the United States on Monday, marking a significant shift in relations between...
Trial Begins for 84 Congolese Soldiers Accused of Crimes Against Civilians
The trial of 84 Congolese soldiers accused of murder, rape, and other crimes against civilians in the war-torn east of the country opened Monday...
Former Colombian President Uribe Denies Bribery and Witness Tampering Charges in Landmark Trial
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe denied charges of bribery and witness tampering Monday in a historic trial, marking the first time a former president...
