A ceasefire in Lebanon — will it hold?
After rare talks, a ceasefire in Lebanon raises one question: what happens on the ground next?
Month: April 2026
At least 17 people killed in Russia’s deadliest attack on Ukraine this year – The Guardian
At least 17 people killed in Russia’s deadliest attack on Ukraine this year The GuardianRussian Offensive Campaign Assessment, April 16, 2026 Institute for the Study of WarRussia launches one of its largest drone attacks on Ukrain…
The informant earned millions working undercover for the DEA. He paid no taxes
Andres Zapata, 48, was extradited to the U.S. last year from his native Colombia
Fincantieri Gets $30 Million Contract To Start Work On Four LSMs
The Navy awarded Fincantieri Marinette Marine a $30 million long lead time contract for materials procurement and engineering activity to start building four Medium Landing Ships (LSMs), both the company […]
Ex-NBA player Damon Jones to be first to plead guilty in US gambling case
Betting scandal that swept basketball set tp see ex-NBA player Damon Jones become first person to plead guilty in case.
Qatar hosts talks aimed at putting Iran peace process back on track
Pakistan’s PM arrived in Doha Thursday for regional talks across the Middle East in a possibility to end the war.
Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings to leave streaming service
Chair’s decision to not seek re-election ‘not as a result of any disagreement’, company says in filingReed Hastings, the Netflix chair, is leaving the streaming service he co-founded almost 30 years ago as the company regains its footing after losing o…
Ukraine Intercepts 90% of Aerial Targets but Faces Critical Shortage of Anti-Ballistic Missiles
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South African opposition leader Malema gets jail sentence
In tonight’s edition, South Africa’s firebrand, leftist leader Julius Malema is sentenced to five years in prison convicted of firearm offences. Also, on a visit to Cameroon, Pope Leo condemns so-called “tyrants” driving global wars and the exploitati…
U.S. sanctions sons of Nicaragua’s leaders and officials in the country’s gold industry
The U.S. government slapped sanctions Thursday on two sons of Nicaragua’s husband-and-wife copresidents, Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, as well as other officials and companies tied to the country’s gold industry, saying they help prop up a repress…