TikTok agrees to a $400 million settlement over a lawsuit regarding child privacy violations, aiming to enhance protections for underage users in the US.
TikTok agrees to a $400 million settlement over a lawsuit regarding child privacy violations, aiming to enhance protections for underage users in the US.
The Pentagon fires editor-in-chief and publisher of Stars and Stripes for insubordination, marking a significant shift in military journalism.
Togo detains two French journalists for alleged false declarations, raising concerns over free speech and press freedom in the country.
The Panama Canal will reduce ship passage due to El Niño-induced drought, impacting global trade and potential further restrictions looming.
Japan has executed a man for a deadly gaming parlour fire, marking the first use of the death penalty in over a year.
The US imposes fresh sanctions on Cuban officials and state-run companies, escalating tensions under the Trump administration.
Yung Filly will undergo a retrial in Australia on three rape charges after a jury reached no verdict on them and acquitted him of others.
JD Vance outlines the U.S.’s strategy of economic pressure on Iran, claiming it’s more effective than ever amid rising tensions.
German authorities are investigating a weapon stash linked to Russian intelligence, believed to be intended for violent acts on German soil.
Ukrainian forces teach NATO troops about ground robots, showcasing evolving warfare tactics and the integration of technology in modern combat.