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Questions surround Epstein’s death: Prosecutorial Document says he died a day before Police announcement (photos)
The document from the Office of the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York is among the newly released files made public by the Department of Justice - Mystery also surrounds an orange-colored figure seen in Epstein’s unit the night before his death
Boos for Israel and JD Vance at Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
The Israeli delegation entered the stadium amid strong boos from parts of the crowd during the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics on Friday evening (February 6). The event highlighted the heavy geopolitical shadow cast over the Games
The Commission targets TikTok for its addictive design that harms children
The Commission considers that features such as infinite scrolling, autoplay, alerts and personalised recommendations system reinforce the compulsive use of the app - Preliminary assessment of a DSA infringement
“True friend, fighter & winner”: Trump openly supports Orban ahead of the Hungarian elections
Relations between Budapest and Washington have reached "new heights of cooperation and spectacular achievements" under the two leaders, Trump wrote - Parliamentary elections in Hungary will be held on April 12
The WSJ on the negotiations in Oman: Iran rejects the US demand to halt uranium enrichment
Both sides describe the talks as a good start, although neither has moved from its longstanding positions. The United States is also insisting on addressing Iran’s missile program, while Tehran says it wishes to continue working toward a diplomatic solution. U.S. officials say President Trump’s intentions remain unclear for now
Iran repairs missile facilities in the shadow of Trump’s armada in the region – See satellite images
Tehran is prioritizing ballistic missiles and placing less emphasis on nuclear facilities amid increased military pressure from the United States and Israel
