Over 1,000 death-row inmates at Iran's Ghezel Hesar Prison enter their third week of hunger strike against executions, with some sewing their lips shut in protest of unfulfilled promises.
Fox News/Outkick reviews controversial statements made by ESPN analyst Ryan Clark before his departure, including claims about draft racism, coaching discrimination, and false accusations regarding a fatal accident.
Um carro avançou contra multidão durante Parada LGBT+ em Berlim, deixando pelo menos um morto e vários feridos. O suspeito teria vínculo com grupo extremista islâmico, segundo autoridades.
Um foguete Long March-3B chinês foi atingido por um raio 30 segundos após o lançamento, mas manteve sua trajetória e completou com sucesso a missão de colocar um satélite de comunicações em órbita.
Demonstrators across multiple U.S. cities held vigils and protests following fatal shootings by ICE agents, with communities questioning the necessity of lethal force in enforcement operations.
An exceptionally preserved 80-million-year-old snake fossil with an intact 3D skull provides unprecedented insights into early snake evolution, suggesting ancient snakes could burrow, swim, and crawl.
Far East Organisation is clearing multiple floors at Orchard Central by November 30 to convert retail space into offices, with Deloitte securing permanent space. The move disrupts dozens of established tenants with limited notice and varying lease terms.
Text messages reveal the teenager allegedly killed by singer D4vd was pregnant and had an abortion a year before her death, emerging as new evidence in the criminal case.
Catherine Coldstream spent 12 years in a Carmelite monastery before leaving her cloistered life. Her memoir explores her journey from religious devotion to departure.
Orchard Central Mall is displacing tenants from levels 5-12 by November 2026 to make way for office space and retail enhancements, with Deloitte securing permanent floors. The move has sparked concerns about transparency and business continuity among affected retailers.
Activist Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike that catalyzed one of India's largest youth movements, but protesters vow to continue demonstrations until the education minister resigns.
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike while 'Cockroach' protesters vow to continue their campaign for regional demands and political change.
Activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving written government assurance that no cases would be filed against peaceful NEET protesters, with ministers also pledging parliamentary discussions on exam irregularities.
Nintendo and Monolith Soft released an overview trailer for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 on Nintendo Switch 2, featuring 4K resolution, 60fps performance, and new exclusive content including a rare Blade and battle mode.
Prominent Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike following negotiations with officials, citing concerns about potential violence in the country.
An AP report on transgender aid workers in Nepal losing USAID-funded jobs sparked conservative backlash, with critics using the story to argue for defunding foreign assistance rather than preserving it.
The US Education Department has removed key regulatory rules designed to protect students from discrimination, marking a significant shift in federal civil rights enforcement in schools.
Abhijeet Dipke has emerged as a prominent figure representing India's first major Gen Z-led protest movement, signaling a shift in youth political engagement and activism.
A rare 3-D snake fossil from 80 million years ago provides unprecedented insights into early snake evolution, showing that ancient snakes exhibited diverse ecological behaviors including burrowing, swimming, and crawling.
India's passport ranking has slipped from 71st in 2006 to 81st in 2026, with access to 55 visa-free destinations. The decline reflects challenges for emerging economies amid widening global mobility inequality.
One year after the PKK symbolically ended its armed struggle, Turkey-PKK peace talks progress cautiously amid geopolitical shifts, though fundamental political disagreements remain unresolved.
Philippine police will deploy over 21,000 personnel for President Marcos's July 27 State of the Nation Address, pledging maximum tolerance for protesters while managing security. A dispute emerged over protest location permissions between police and activist groups.
The US civil rights agency is discontinuing demographic data collection after 60 years, marking a significant shift in how the government tracks and monitors civil rights compliance and discrimination patterns.
The NYCLU and Legal Defense Fund released a report documenting a 15-fold median wealth gap between Black and White New Yorkers, attributing it to slavery and systemic discrimination, and calling for comprehensive reparations including direct compensation and policy reforms.
Civil rights leaders gathered at the funeral of Nolan Wells, 18, found dead on Horn Island, Mississippi after disappearing during Fourth of July celebrations, calling for justice investigation.
