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Fresh satellite images show concealed construction at key Iranian nuclear sites after June strikes

New satellite imagery reveals Iran has installed roofed coverings over damaged structures at its Natanz and Isfahan nuclear facilities, obscuring international monitoring months after Israeli and US strikes Go to Source Read More

Minneapolis boils in protests as thousands rally against Trump’s anti-immigration op

The crowd gathered in freezing temperatures after Bruce Springsteen performed at an anti-ICE concert in the city. Read More

Trump, Musk, Gates among notable names in newly released Epstein files

The US Justice Department has released millions of documents, videos and images linked to Jeffrey Epstein, with files referencing several prominent figures Go to Source Read More

Venezuela: Delcy Rodríguez announces amnesty for political prisoners

The law seeks to improve the lives of thousands of inmates who are in jail, as well as former prisoners who have already been conditionally released Go to Source Read More

Trump administration to release 65,000 extra H-2B guest worker visas to ease labour shortages

Trump plans to issue about 65,000 additional H-2B seasonal worker visas to help employers facing acute labour shortages, according to the Federal Register Go to Source Read More

Israel to reopen Rafah crossing on Sunday under Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan

The announcement followed statements from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ali Shaath, newly appointed to head the Palestinian administrative committee governing Gaza’s daily affairs, that it would likely open soon Go to Source Read More

Epstein release lists 2009 email naming Mamdani’s mother Mira Nair at townhouse event

Freshly unsealed US Justice Department files reveal a 2009 email placing Mira Nair at a Ghislaine Maxwell-hosted afterparty attended by Bill Clinton and Jeff Bezos during events for Nair’s film Amelia. Read More

Over 200 killed as mine collapses in eastern DR Congo, many still trapped

Over 200 people were reportedly killed in a collapse at the Rubaya coltan mine in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on Wednesday Go to Source Read More