Biden Set to Ban New Oil Drilling in Vast US Atlantic and Pacific Waters
President Biden is reportedly planning to ban new oil drilling across extensive areas of US Atlantic and Pacific waters.
US Plans $8 Billion Arms Sale to Israel, US Official Confirms
A US official has confirmed plans for an $8 billion arms sale to Israel amid ongoing regional tensions.
Chile’s President Gabriel Boric Becomes First Leader in Americas to Visit South Pole
President Gabriel Boric has become the first leader in the Americas to visit the South Pole, reaffirming Chile’s Antarctic ambitions.
Trump to Be Sentenced in Hush-Money Case Days Before Presidential Inauguration
Donald Trump is set to be sentenced on 10 January in hush-money case, just before his second-term inauguration as president.
Mike Johnson Re-Elected as US House Speaker After Contentious Vote Highlights Republican Divisions
US House Speaker Mike Johnson was re-elected after a protracted vote, underscoring deep divisions among House Republicans
Wes Streeting Slams Elon Musk’s Comments on Grooming Gangs as ‘Misjudged and Misinformed’
Wes Streeting has called Elon Musk’s comments on grooming gangs “misjudged and misinformed,” inviting collaboration to tackle child sexual exploitation.
Biden Blocks $14.9 Billion US Steel Takeover, Citing National Security Concerns
President Biden has halted Nippon Steel’s $14.9 billion acquisition of US Steel, prioritising national security over foreign investment.
Biden’s Family Receives Expensive Foreign Gifts, Including $20,000 Diamond from Indian Prime Minister
Jill Biden has received $20,000 diamond as part of a series of costly gifts from foreign leaders in 2023.
Apple Settles Privacy Lawsuit for $95 Million Over Siri Eavesdropping Allegations
Apple has agreed to pay $95 million to settle claims it used Siri to secretly eavesdrop on users for years.
Fire Engulfs Eight-Story Building In Seongnam, South Korea
Fire in an eight-story building in Seongnam, South Korea, traps dozens, leaving 12 hospitalised as firefighters rescue 30 people
Siri Lawsuit: Apple Settles for $95 Million Amid Privacy Concerns
Apple has agreed a to $95 million settlement over allegations Siri eavesdropped on users, violating privacy rights over a decade.
Small Plane Crash Claims Two Lives, Injures 19 in Southern California
A plane crash in Fullerton killed two and injured 19, sparking investigations by the FAA and NTSB.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 54 Palestinians in Gaza, Including Women, Children in Humanitarian Zone
At least 54 Palestinians were killed in Gaza, including families in a humanitarian zone, medics confirm.
Argentina Files ICC Complaint Over Venezuelan Detention Of Security Officer
Argentina has filed an ICC complaint against Venezuela over a detained officer, escalating tensions amid claims of forced disappearance.
Magnitude 6.1 Earthquake Strikes Antofagasta, Chile
An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 struck Antofagasta, Chile on Thursday, the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) said.
Attempt To Arrest Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Unsuccessful, Ends In Standoff
Efforts to arrest impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law declaration fail amid protests and security standoff.
South Korea Extends Inspections Of Boeing 737-800 Jets After Devastating Plane Crash
South Korea has extended Boeing 737-800 inspections after Jeju Air crash killed 179, sparking investigations and heightened safety measures.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Released From Hospital After Successful Prostate Surgery
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been discharged in good condition after a successful prostate surgery in Jerusalem.
Investigators Suspect Accomplices in New Orleans Attack That Killed 15
FBI suspects accomplices in New Orleans attack that killed 15, finding IS flag and explosives at the scene.
Israeli Strike Kills Hamas Police Chief, Deputy, and Displaced Civilians in Gaza
Hamas Police Chief Salah and his deputy have been killed in Israeli strike on a tent camp sheltering displaced families.
