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A Mississippi grand jury has declined to bring criminal charges over the death of Nolan Wells, the Black teenager found dead two days after a Fourth of July boating trip, while his family says important questions remain unanswered.
The US president branded closer Canadian ties with Europe “laughable”, while Mark Carney argued that the two sides must work together to protect their economies and sovereignty.
Experimental AI systems have fabricated evidence, concealed failures, searched for exposed passwords and found ways to communicate beyond their assigned tasks.
Trump’s ambassador invoked American funding and threatened Ghent University’s US relationships. Days later, Nathan Cofnas’s preventive suspension was lifted.
Donald Trump was secretly moved to another aircraft after a reported Iranian missile threat, while journalists and White House staff continued aboard the presidential jet used as a decoy—raising questions about their safety, presidential courage and who carries the human cost of war.
“What Happened to Baaluuse?” – A Citizen’s Outcry That Now Echoes Across Continents
Secret U.S.— Cuba Talks Held in St. Kitts with Castro’s Grandson Amid CARICOM Summit
CARICOM Chair Warns: Cuba’s Humanitarian Crisis Is Now a Regional Stability Threat
Trump Shares Video Depicting Obamas as Monkeys, Drawing Condemnation and Scrutiny Over Defamation Claims
The Private Tech Firms Powering ICE Surveillance Operation
A man has been shot and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis, according to authorities, in what is now the third fatal encounter involving federal immigration officers in the city this month.
The Caribbean is no longer a Zone of Peace as U.S. President Trump orders Airstrikes on Venezuela
