French journalists attacked, camera stolen in Lyon as 106,000 join protests across France
A French television news crew was attacked during demonstrations in Lyon on Saturday, as protests across France drew 106,000 people and led to 219 arrests.
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Thousands of US flights canceled, delayed as air travel system recovers from shutdown
Italy fines Meta $887 million over Android users' data access
Israeli police arrest Bat Yam man wanted by Bulgaria over killing of 83-year-old in Sofia
‘Crude but viable’ bomb defused near Dublin venue where world leaders dined during European summit
Police did not say when they believe the device was planted in the Merrion Square office building, and an investigation is under way.
Despite spy warnings, Trump called Huang to urge him to stay at Nvidia before resignation - report
Trump made the call despite receiving at least two intelligence warnings that a woman Huang was involved with had been recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security.
US floats NATO membership for Ukraine in exchange for Donbas withdrawal, Zelensky says
Zelensky said Kyiv would not retreat from its territory, but would put the question to a referendum if Ukraine received a full security package.
Iran threat concerns grow as US Air Force responds to suspected drone activity at British base
The incident comes weeks after US bombers that struck Iran left RAF Fairford over security concerns, with prosecutors alleging an Iranian intelligence link.
Hungary finds nearly $20 million in cash buried in forests in bribery probe of Orban-era minister
It took a dozen State Treasury workers eight hours to count the cash, part of Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s ‘Operation Purgatory’ anti-corruption drive.
Haniyeh's ex-bodyguard convicted of knife attack in UK, wanted in Germany over Hamas terror plot
Mohammed Al-Fatah, son of senior Hamas official Bassem Naim, was convicted in Britain while facing German allegations of plotting terrorist attacks against Israeli and Jewish targets.
Somerville city council votes to divest from Israel as lone dissenter warns Jews feel targeted
The ordinance bars Somerville from contracting with companies that directly, knowingly, and consistently facilitate violations of humanitarian law, specifically those in "Israel and Palestine."
US measles elimination status revoked as outbreaks spread across dozens of states - report
The US achieved measles elimination status in 2000 through immunization campaigns and the creation of a program enabling free vaccines for millions of children.
Biden accuses Netanyahu of broken promises, prioritizing political survival over Israel in memoir
Former US president Joe Biden accused Netanyahu of making promises he never intended to keep and prioritizing his political survival over Israel's long-term interests.
US ground stop caused by aging equipment, no evidence of cyberattack, Transportation Sec. says
"What we have is an incredibly old air traffic control system," Duffy said, explaining that outdated analog telecommunications equipment began producing inconsistent data.
