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A Tanzanian government commission reported 518 deaths, including children, in post-election violence after President Samia Suluhu Hassan's landslide win, amid protests over disqualified opponents. While rights groups allege mass graves and excessive force, officials describe the unrest as coordinated violence and recommend reforms for accountability.
Kuwaiti-American journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin has been acquitted after 52 days in detention in Kuwait on charges related to misinformation and national security. The case, linked to his posting of a U.S. jet crash video, highlights concerns over press freedoms amid regional conflict.
The Department of Justice is dropping its criminal probe into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over alleged headquarters renovation cost overruns, referring the matter to the Fed's inspector general amid Senate pressure. The move is expected to facilitate the confirmation of Trump's nominee Kevin Warsh as Powell's successor.
Jake Reiner, son of director Rob Reiner and his wife Michele, shared a heartfelt Substack post mourning their stabbing deaths on December 14, 2025, in Brentwood, describing it as his 'living nightmare.' His brother Nick has pleaded not guilty to murder charges amid an ongoing investigation into the family tragedy.
South Africa's national police commissioner Fannie Masemola has been suspended over corruption allegations involving a $21 million health services contract. President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed an acting commissioner to address procurement issues amid broader concerns about graft in law enforcement.
Andy Cohen has slammed an audio leak from the Summer House reunion taping as 'disgusting and illegal,' urging fans to wait for the official airing amid a scandal involving cast members Amanda Batula, West Wilson, and Ciara Miller. The leak has intensified scrutiny over a love triangle following Batula's separation from Kyle Cooke, with Wilson and Miller offering their perspectives on the fallout.
The Department of Justice has dropped its investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over construction costs at D.C.-area buildings, announced by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro. The move coincides with preparations for Kevin Warsh's potential confirmation as Powell's successor in 2026, amid debates over the Fed's independence.
Five emaciated gray whales have died off British Columbia's coast this year, signaling potential food scarcity during migration. Experts from Fisheries and Oceans Canada attribute the trend to declining prey in Arctic feeding grounds amid climate change, with collaborative research underway to address rising mortality rates.
A man in his 70s died after being rescued from a house fire in Toronto's Pellatt Avenue area on Thursday evening, with authorities ruling it non-suspicious. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly, but the victim succumbed to injuries in hospital, prompting community reflection on fire safety.
AMD shares jumped 12% on Friday following Intel's strong earnings report highlighting CPU demand for AI, prompting analyst upgrades and price target hikes. The rally reflects broader optimism in the semiconductor sector as CPUs regain prominence in AI infrastructure.
The Department of Justice has ended its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, shifting oversight to the Fed's inspector general and clearing the path for Senate confirmation of Kevin Warsh as his replacement. The move follows a judge's ruling quashing subpoenas and addresses concerns over a multi-billion-dollar Fed headquarters renovation, amid allegations of political pressure from the Trump administration.
The Karma 24 show home by Jayman Built in Calgary's Seton community highlights innovative basement use with a gym, theatre, and wet bar in a 2,345-square-foot single-family model. Featuring flexible upstairs layouts and modern amenities, it caters to multigenerational living amid growing demand for adaptable homes.
Jade Roper Tolbert revealed in an Instagram Q&A that she is the primary breadwinner in her marriage to Tanner Tolbert, crediting his financial management skills for their success. The couple, known from Bachelor in Paradise, also continues to share their family life, including grief over a 2023 miscarriage and poignant holiday moments.
A police report reveals Taylor Frankie Paul and ex Dakota Mortensen arguing over abuse allegations in bed with their toddler son, amid an ongoing custody battle and history of domestic incidents. Paul denies the claims and has been granted supervised visitation, while Mortensen seeks stability for their child and disputes public portrayals.
Intel's stock surged 28% to a record high of $85.22 on Friday, surpassing dot-com era peaks, following strong Q1 earnings driven by AI CPU demand and an upbeat sales forecast. The rally highlights Intel's turnaround amid the AI boom, though challenges from competitors persist.
The SECURE Data Act, a Republican-led federal privacy bill, promises new protections but faces backlash for preempting stronger state laws and lacking key features like private lawsuits. Critics argue it weakens overall privacy rights, while business groups hail it for ending regulatory patchwork amid uncertain midterm prospects.
A new study indicates that rectal cancer deaths are rising faster among adults under 50 than colon cancer deaths, potentially surpassing them by 2035. The trend highlights the need for earlier screening and awareness to address this alarming shift in younger populations.
In November 2016, nine-year-old Jude Sparks tripped over bone fragments in the New Mexico desert, leading to the discovery of a 1.2 million-year-old stegomastodon skull. The find, now under study at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History, offers insights into prehistoric megafauna and highlights the role of amateur discoveries in paleontology.
In 1974, Chinese farmers accidentally discovered the Terracotta Army while digging a well during a drought, unearthing thousands of life-sized statues guarding Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb. The find has provided invaluable insights into ancient Chinese history, artistry, and military organization, continuing to draw global interest and careful preservation efforts.
Scientists have discovered evidence of massive octopuses up to 62 feet long that hunted as apex predators in the Cretaceous seas 100 million years ago, based on fossilized jaws from Japan and Canada. The study, published in Science, challenges views of ancient marine ecosystems and highlights the predatory role of invertebrates alongside dinosaurs' sea contemporaries.
