Harry and Meghan went from golden couple to pariahs in three months, says US author
US author Lisa M Davis believes the Duke of Sussex will attend King Charles III’s Coronation but Meghan will give it a miss.
Day: March 27, 2023
Big Oil is selling off its polluting assets — with unintended consequences
Shell says its divestments in Nigeria help the company meet its green goals. But villagers and watchdogs say conditions have worsened after the sales.
Israelis Are Taking to the Streets Because Our House Is on Fire
It was a frightening night, knowing how delicate the line is between protest and chaos. And yet, at the same time, it was one of the most beautiful nights in the history of this country.
Pennsylvania senator John Fetterman to leave hospital ‘soon’
The recently elected senator has spent the past five weeks in the Walter Reed hospital receiving inpatient care for depression John Fetterman is expected to return to office soon after spending the last five-plus weeks in a hospital receiving treatment…
Netanyahu delays judicial overhaul after mass protests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delayed his contentious judicial overhaul plan on after a wave of mass protests
US Army Pulls ‘Be All You Can Be’ Ads After On-Screen Narrator Jonathan Majors Arrested
Army Times: Army pulls ‘Be All You Can Be’ ads after on-screen narrator arrested The Army paused its new multi-million dollar advertising campaign Sunday after its featured actor was arrested the day before, officials said. Jonathan Ma…
They Posted Porn on Twitter. German Authorities Called the Cops
Regulators are using an AI system to scan websites and messaging apps to find pornography. Creators face fines and potential prison sentences.
Israel’s president calls for halt to judicial overhaul after mass protests
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Hong Kong sees first protest in three years — under strict controls
The protest, the first in Hong Kong since the coronavirus pandemic began, was limited to 100 people, who had to walk within cordon tape and wear numbered tags.
Netanyahu delays controversial overhaul of Israel’s judiciary, says coalition partner
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delayed controversial plans to reform Israel’s judiciary, his coalition partners say.