Global outrage grows as Israel’s blockade, bombardment kills dozens in Gaza

In the first half of 2025, five notable terrorist attacks in the U.S., with four linked to the Gaza conflict or ISIS, have raised concerns among counterterrorism experts about the federal government's shifting focus from preventing terrorism to mass deportation. Former DHS official Elizabeth Neumann warns of repeating past mistakes reminiscent of the 9/11 era, while law enforcement agencies issue warnings about rising extremist violence, particularly targeting the Jewish community. Despite claims from the DHS...

A British yachtsman, 60, has been arrested in Oeiras, Portugal, on suspicion of attempted murder after allegedly throwing his girlfriend, who could not swim, into the River Tagus during an argument and abandoning her. The woman, also thought to be British, was rescued by the crew of another boat and taken to the hospital, although her condition is currently unknown. The suspect has been remanded in custody pending a criminal investigation into domestic violence and...

The “Buy Canadian” movement is thriving, with 70% of consumers prioritizing homegrown products, leading to increased sales for local condiment companies that reflect Canada's diverse culinary landscape. Aki’s Fine Foods, founded by Shenul Williams, experienced a remarkable 6,000% surge in online sales after her daughter promoted it on a Reddit thread, showcasing the power of community support. This trend highlights the growing demand for unique, bold flavors and the significance of local ingredients in enhancing...

A meth-dealing Comancheros gang member, Jason Leota, 37, received a sentence reduction after being attacked by rival gang members while in Mt Eden Correctional Facility. He was already facing multiple drug supply charges and had fled from a rehabilitation facility with a stash of 3D-printed military-style rifles. Due to the severe consequences of the assault, including memory loss and a likely brain injury, the judge reduced his sentence by 10%, acknowledging the impact of the...

A UK soldier has been accused of raping a woman near the British Army Training Unit Kenya (Batuk) in Nanyuki, following a previous murder allegation against another soldier in 2012. The soldier was arrested after the incident last month, and an investigation is being conducted by UK military police, with the Ministry of Defence stating that such behavior is unacceptable and will be independently investigated. The Batuk base, established in 1964, has faced multiple allegations...

A group called "Martyr Muhammad Deif Brigades," named after Hamas's military leader killed in an Israeli strike in 2024, has reportedly claimed responsibility for a recent shelling. However, Reuters was unable to independently verify this claim. The situation highlights ongoing tensions and the complexities surrounding military actions in the region. Full Article