Blogger faces charges after posting morgue footage in Siberia
A Tulun blogger’s footage of a morgue led to criminal accusations and a short detention amid claims of privacy breaches and mistreatment in custody
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china secures release of captain after japanese seizure in exclusive economic zone
A Chinese fishing boat captain detained after an alleged attempt to flee a Japanese inspection was released when Beijing guaranteed payment of bail, in a move that could affect already tense Japan-China relations.
china summons uk, us, australia and eu envoys after remarks on jimmy lai sentence
China’s foreign ministry office in Hong Kong issued formal protests to western missions after officials criticised the sentencing of media tycoon Jimmy Lai, urging respect for sovereignty and Hong Kong’s rule of law.
john hurley emerges as contender for us ambassador to germany amid treasury enforcement drive
John Hurley is under consideration for the U.S. ambassador to Germany as the Treasury, led by Secretary Scott Bessent, intensifies data-driven enforcement against money services businesses and alleged government benefits fraud.
rubio urges closer transatlantic ties and critiques european migration policy
At a high-profile security gathering, the us secretary of state advocated close cooperation with europe while raising concerns about migration and signalling reservations on russia, china and iran, prompting varied european reactions.
how a five-member detachment responded to the tumbler ridge school shooting
a succinct account of the RCMP and paramedic actions after an active shooter attacked a home and school in tumbler ridge, the casualties and the support mobilized afterward
supreme court voids montreal-area result and elections canada flags freeland rule breach
a concise recap of two major political developments: the supreme court annulled a narrow 2026 win in terrebonne and elections canada concluded chrystia freeland breached campaign rules at government events
recognize hidden heart emergencies before they become fatal
Several patients with little or no warning signs required urgent surgery after life‑threatening aortic conditions; learn the warning signs and preventative steps
podcasters caution that a smarter, more ruthless conservative could follow trump
Podcast hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie “Pumps” Sullivan argue that a post-Trump figure could be smarter and more focused on policy, using JD Vance as an example.
us moves carrier group toward iran while president suggests regime change
President Trump said a change in iran would be “the best thing,” while the us dispatched the USS Gerald R. Ford to the middle east to reinforce pressure as indirect nuclear talks continue.
federal agent injured amid student anti-ice march in downtown los angeles
A student-organized anti-ICE march in downtown Los Angeles led to an attack on a federal agent, property damage and traffic disruptions; authorities say suspects blended into the crowd.
dhs shutdown and the showdown over ice and border enforcement reforms
Negotiations over immigration enforcement broke down, leaving only the Department of Homeland Security without appropriations and creating a political standoff that affects TSA, the Coast Guard and other critical services.
court directs government to facilitate return of deported Venezuelans for hearings
A federal court has ordered U.S. officials to enable a limited group of Venezuelan men, previously expelled under a wartime statute, to return and seek judicial review of their deportations.
how enforcement plans and online rumors are unsettling communities
An investigation links millions in deportation spending, social media–fueled panic in an Ohio city and contested ICE plans in New Hampshire, showing how policy, rumor and opaque planning collide.
u.s. withdrawal from syria raises concerns over isis resurgence
As President Trump presses to end the U.S. military mission in Syria, the transfer of detainees and a changing security landscape have increased worries about an isis comeback and strained relations with regional partners.
u.s. deploys second carrier amid iran standoff as negotiations stall
the second deployment of the USS Gerald R. Ford underscores rising tensions: iran rebuffs limits on ballistic missiles while protest communications and regional detainee transfers complicate the security picture