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Germans suspected of exposing Wagner hack to Russia
Two Germans on trial for high treason are alleged to have passed information to Moscow that showed Berlin had access to messages exchanged by mercenary
Pope’s surgeon investigated for alleged fraud
A top Italian surgeon who has operated on Pope Francis twice is under investigation by prosecutors, the Gemelli hospital in Rome said Thursday, following
Ex-Facebook DEI Exec Charged with Stealing $4M from Social Media Giant in Elaborate Plot
The executive who ran Facebook's DEI programs was running a gig on the side that now has her facing federal charges.
Pro-Vaccine Canadian Journalist Who Called for Unvaccinated Police Officers to be Fired Dies Suddenly at Age 33
Canadian leftist reporter Ian Vandaelle died suddenly at age 33.
Tens of Thousands of Illegals Continue to Catch Train in Mexico Bound For US on Joe Biden’s Open Border Invitation (VIDEO)
Tens of thousands of illegal aliens are trying to catch a train in Mexico en route to the United States.
Russia not to blame for EU energy crisis – Putin
Claims that Russia has stopped natural gas supplies to Western Europe are “complete nonsense,” President Vladimir Putin has said
Putin calls for revival of Russian auto industry
Russian President Vladimir Putin wants domestic carmakers to take advantage of the exodus of Western brands
Gaza no longer habitable – UN
Gaza is “not habitable” any more, the UN’s agency for Palestinian refugees has told reporters
Pope calls for global treaty to regulate AI
Pope Francis on Thursday called for world leaders to adopt a global treaty on the use of artificial intelligence to ensure it is used in an ethical way.
Finland to close its Russian border again: interior minister
Finland will close its eastern border with Russia, its interior minister said Thursday, hours after reopening it following a spike in migrant crossings
EU says to resettle nearly 61,000 refugees in 2024-25
The European Union has committed to resettling nearly 61,000 refugees in some of its member countries over the next two years, European Home Affairs
Moderna CEO says melanoma vaccine could be available by 2025
Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel told AFP his company's experimental vaccine against melanoma could be available in as little as two years, in what would
Internet, phones cut across Gaza Strip: service provider
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Canadian Man Charged With 14 Counts of Murder for Mailing Poison to Young People, Helping Them Kill Themselves
The number of worldwide victims of Kenneth Law may be in the hundreds.
Menorah Destroyed in Oakland Park, Threatening Message Left at Scene
A large menorah in a public park in Oakland, California was destroyed overnight early Wednesday with a threatening message spray-painted at the scene.
Billionaire Hamas Head Ismail Haniyeh Begs for Negotiations as Hamas Terrorists Keep Surrendering
As Hamas terrorists keep surrendering and Hamas control of the Gaza Strip falters, Hamas head Ismail Haniyeh is suddenly begging for negotiations from his hotel in Qatar.