Rocket from Boeing-Lockheed firm fails mid-flight, destroys payload of Amazon satellites
Boeing and Lockheed Martin's rocket venture suffered its first mission failure when a Vulcan rocket carrying 40 Amazon Leo satellites failed to reach orbit.
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Bethlehem priest denied US visa, says Palestinian identity was central to decision
Estonia to close all border crossings with Russia after suspected sabotage plot on drone maker
Tens of thousands rally in Prague against Babis plan to scrap public media fee
Organizers said the protest could be the largest since the 1989 Velvet Revolution, as critics compared the bill to Viktor Orban’s moves against Hungary’s media.
Can ICJ's ruling on Myanmar's Rohingya genocide affect South Africa's case on Israel? - explainer
The ICJ's landmark ruling on Myanmar's alleged Rohingya genocide could set a historic precedent for South Africa's genocide case against Israel in Gaza.
Trump blames Biden for nationwide grounding of flights, in first address since crisis
His comments came after Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that investigators had determined that a contractor's error or a faulty router had caused the nationwide disruption.
Putin's alleged grandson takes mother's name to avoid 'Zelensky' surname
The dancer shares a surname with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky but is not related to him. Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
New Orleans port sues Chinese-owned tanker in seizure attempt after cruise ship collision
The tanker, the Atlantic Asphalt, collided with the American Heritage cruise ship on Friday, leading to what the lawsuit stated was over $1 million in damages to the dock, but no deaths.
Guatemala declares state of emergency after three police officers, lawmaker killed
The decree limits outdoor gatherings and allows security officials to disperse groups by force, as well as to make arrests and enter residences without a warrant. It is effective immediately.
Trump cannot close public park for renovation into professional golf course, US judge rules
Reyes ruled that the Trump administration's stated reasons for closing the park were "pretextual" and that the government violated at least two federal laws "to meet an arbitrary deadline."
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.
Thousands of US flights canceled, delayed as air travel system recovers from shutdown
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Saturday at a press conference that FAA contractor L3Harris was working at a remote location to convert copper to fiber.
Italy fines Meta $887 million over Android users' data access
Meta had access to Android users' photos and videos through a Facebook app feature that suggested content from users' personal galleries that they could post, the authority said in a statement.
