U.S. sanctions Vancouver company for alleged ties to Hezbollah
Corporate records obtained by Global News show the company’s directors are all based in Qatar.
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Colombia plane crash: Horror as aircraft ‘carrying 110 soldiers’ erupts in fireball
Dozens of troops were reportedly aboard the Hercules military aircraft at the time of the incident.
Polish archaeologists discover royal decree proving legendary King Qashqash was real
A royal decree unearthed at Old Dongola in Sudan provides the earliest archaeological evidence that King Qashqash – a ruler long dismissed as legend like King Arthur – was a real historical figure who reigned in the 16th or 17th century
From takeoff to ‘I messed up’: Timeline spells out what went wrong in the deadly LaGuardia Airport plane crash
Panicked dispatchers were heard on air traffic control audio desperately trying to avert disaster
Suspect in murder of Chicago college student was released from border and police custody in 2023, ICE says
Jose Medina was arrested after he entered the country illegally in 2023, but was released. He was later arrested for shoplifting but allegedly skipped his trial
Iran threatens Trump with ‘new surprises’ as US President reveals ‘me and Ayatollah’ plan
Iran has rejected Donald Trump’s claim it had held talks with the US administration.
Supreme Court rejects Texas death row inmate Rodney Reed’s appeal for DNA testing
Reed’s efforts to stop his execution have received support from such celebrities as Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian and Oprah Winfrey
Senators want to ban sports betting on prediction sites like Polymarket and Kalshi: report
Sens. Adam Schiff and John Curtis want to prevent the apps from allowing sports betting as the practice becomes more integrated in professional leagues
Trump backs down on masked ICE agents as he deploys them to US airports
Reversal comes after over a year of insisting the officers need them for their own protection as they’ve been posted to cities around the nation
How GPS spoofing is creating chaos in the Middle East as Iran tightens grip on Strait of Hormuz
Jamming and spoofing are becoming increasingly common on the modern battlefield. They can also have devastating effects on civilian transport, writes James C. Reynolds