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France Uses Broad Powers to Crack Down on People Deemed ‘Threats’ to Olympic Security, Often Targeting Minorities
Minorities—largely with backgrounds in former French colonies—are often among those forbidden from leaving their neighborhoods and required to report daily...
Read moreU.K. Leader Condemns Attack on Asylum-Seeker Hotel as Far-Right Violence Spreads
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer strongly condemned an attack Sunday on a hotel housing asylum seekers.
Read moreBangladesh on Brink as Anti-Government Protests Become ‘People’s Uprising’
The brazen slaughter of civilians against a backdrop of economic doldrums and widespread alleged corruption has proven impossible to ignore.
Read moreApple Pulls Short Film Advertisement After Thai Backlash and Calls for Boycott
A short film by Apple has offended Thais who claimed it portrayed the Southeast Asian country as underdeveloped and outdated.
Read moreViewers Spot an Error During the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony. Did You Notice It?
Amid the extravagant Paris Olympics opening ceremony, viewers noticed an error in the proceedings.
Read moreFrench Train Networks Partially Restored After Line Sabotage Ahead of Paris Olympics
French railway company SNCF said it has made progress in partially restoring train services after acts of sabotage disrupted three...
Read more‘There Will Be a Genocide.’ The Horror I Saw in Haiti
Catherine Norris reports from Port-au-Prince on the gang war that has utterly devastated the Caribbean nation.
Read moreThailand Considers Regulating Cannabis Instead of Recriminalizing It
Thailand will seek to regulate its fast-growing cannabis industry through legislation, potentially shelving plans to reverse a landmark decriminalization policy...
Read moreLionel Messi Asked to Apologize for Argentina Players’ Racist Chant
Lionel Messi faced calls on Wednesday to apologize for racist chants made by Argentina's players after they won the Copa...
Read moreJapan Punishes Over 200 Defense Officials and Replaces Navy Chief After String of Scandals
Admiral Ryo Sakai, Japan’s navy chief of staff, said he would step down to take responsibility.
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Read moreNCAA Releases Statement After Eligibility Dispute Linked to Alabama Program
The NIL era has completely rewritten the script in college basketball. It used to be a one-way pipeline to the...
Read moreEverything Scottie Scheffler Said at His Press Conference After American Express Victory
The moment Scottie Scheffler rolled in his final putt on Sunday afternoon, he got his name etched in the record...
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