Opinion | The South Korean President’s Ouster Won’t Heal a Fractured Nation

Russia's defence ministry accused Ukraine of increasing attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, striking targets 14 times in the last 24 hours, despite a U.S.-brokered moratorium, which Ukraine's military called "fake". Both sides have accused each other of violating the deal, with Ukraine denying the reports of attacks and stating they are only targeting military sites. Separately, Ukrainian drones reportedly struck industrial facilities in Russian regions, while a Russian strike on the Ukrainian city of Kryvyi...

Former vice presidential candidate and current Minnesota Governor Tim Walz criticized Kamala Harris on CNN's "State of the Union," blaming her for the Democratic Party's election loss and calling for self-reflection. Walz agreed with Jake Tapper that Harris' warnings were not compelling enough to win and urged Democrats to craft a message that resonates with voters, especially those who feel economically vulnerable. He emphasized the need for a clear Democratic identity focused on protecting Social...

Four children from Gaza, seriously injured by bombs and missile strikes, arrived in Chicago for medical treatment through the efforts of a local nonprofit. Among them was 15-year-old Yazan, who lost both legs in a missile strike. They will receive treatment in the Midwest, as healthcare in Gaza has been severely impacted by the conflict. Host families have volunteered to support the children during their recovery, with plans to bring more children from Gaza for...

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, purchased a $23 million mansion in Washington, D.C., as confirmed by Politico. The property, sold in cash, is located in an affluent neighborhood and is close to the White House, where Zuckerberg has been spending more time. The secretive sale, with real estate agents signing non-disclosure agreements, highlights the potential benefits of such purchases for CEOs in terms of government relationships, according to real estate experts. Full Article

On Thursday 1 May, elections will be held for 23 councils and six mayors in England, with around a third of electors eligible to vote and over 1,600 councillors set to be elected. Some local elections in England have been postponed due to government plans to reorganize local councils. Most of the councils up for election are county councils, while mayors in several areas, including Cambridgeshire, Doncaster, and the West of England, will also be...

Fyre Festival 2.0 has been canceled in Playa del Carmen, Mexico due to alleged betrayal by Mexican officials as stated by event producers in leaked text messages to TMZ. The organizers claim the government initially supported the festival but later denied any knowledge of it, leading them to move the event elsewhere. Despite previous denials, Billy McFarland insists the festival will proceed with a new location, following his prison release in 2022 and ongoing efforts...