He pushed MAGA in Latin America. Now he’s accused of ordering a hit.
Fernando Cerimedo, who steered right-wing campaigns across Latin America, is accused of directing two hit men to kill his pregnant paramour.
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At sacred Lourdes, Pope Leo confronts a new reminder of the church’s sins
Mosaics by Marko Rupnik, a Slovenian priest-artist, were covered up after at least 20 women accused him of sexual and psychological abuse. He is now on trial.
Tilly Norwood Says She’d Love to Work With Tom Holland and Olivia Colman: ‘But Only If It Were Their Digital Twins’ on an ‘AI Production’
A year after announcing AI actress Tilly Norwood at Zurich Film Festival’s Summit, Particle 6 founder and Norwood creator Eline van der Velden returned to the Swiss event to look back at the backlash her creation has faced since. Asked if she could have ever predicted the
Malaysian PM Anwar says he is still waiting for Anthony Loke’s official resignation letter
Anwar was asked on Sept 26 to comment on the status of Loke's resignation.
Lourdes: Everything you need to know about Pope Leo XIV's visit
After spending two days in Paris, Leo XIV is set to land at Tarbes Lourdes Pyrénées airport on Saturday evening. He will then begin his visit to Lourdes with Mass at the Massabielle grotto.
Game Changer Fans Want More ‘Rulette,’ but Dropout CEO Sam Reich Isn't Convinced
Polygon talks with Dropout CEO and Game Changer host Sam Reich about Rueltte and how he decides what games to turn into spinoff series.
New Zealand Nationalist Party vows to scrap longtime indigenous tribunal
The party said it will get back to everyone being equal citizens with equal rights.
The secret behind the Sagrada Familia's final towers: Stone, steel and 21st-century glue
An innovative modular construction system and 24 tonnes of structural adhesive have dramatically accelerated work on Gaudí's Sagrada Familia. More than 140 years after construction began, the Barcelona basilica is reaching one of the defining milestones in its extraordinary
Fatmata Binta: The top chef taking fine dining from the table to the mat
From fleeing Sierra Leone’s civil war to resisting marriage at 16, the first African winner of the €100,000 ($113,839) Basque Culinary World Prize has taken Fulani cuisine and indigenous ingredients global, bringing guests together on mats to eat with their hands and rethink
IDF attacks several villages in south Lebanon, state news agency says
Lebanon's National News Agency reported Israeli shelling in Mansouri, Majdal Zoun and Wadi Hassan, with heavy explosions reported in the towns of Baraachit and Haddatha
Heavy explosions, IDF shelling reported in south Lebanon
Lebanon's National News Agency reported Israeli shelling in Mansouri, Majdal Zoun and Wadi Hassan, with heavy explosions reported in the towns of Baraachit and Haddatha
Are you in pain? In some cases, exercising may be as good as painkillers
From pilates to tai chi, even modest amounts of exercise can relieve pain as effectively as common pain medicines, opening the door to holistic therapeutic approaches, according to a new study.
Bangkok roads submerged as flood disaster declared
An emergency has been declared across the capital of Thailand as days of heavy rain leave the city inundated.
Israeli settlers seizing natural springs in the West Bank
Earlier this month, 12 countries announced new trade sanctions on Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank amid what they called a "rapidly deteriorating" situation marked by increasing settler attacks on Palestinians.
Floods, fury and new calls for independence in Aceh
Thousands gathered at Baiturrahman Grand Mosque in Banda Aceh on August 15, 2026, to commemorate 21 years of peace between Indonesia and the separatist Free Aceh Movement, or GAM. Some participants raised GAM’s red, black and white crescent-star flag and chanted “Free Aceh,”
Julianne Moore Accepts Zurich’s Golden Icon Award — in German
Moore credited her career to a childhood spent in Europe, while 'Wild Horse Nine' filmmaker Martin McDonagh was also honored at the Swiss film festival.
Behind the scenes: How the C8 summit and an oil deal exposed fragile Hungary-Ukraine ties
A dispute over Hungary’s role in Ukraine’s Carpathian Eight summit and the disclosure of an oil-storage deal between MOL and Naftogaz have further strained ties between Budapest and Kyiv, as a separate row over minority rights continues to hold up Ukraine’s EU accession talks.
Can an ‘eSUV’ e-bike really go from trail to town?
Have you ever wanted an electric bike that easily transitions from the drudgery of urban asphalt to adventures in gravel and dirt? That's what a subclass of so-called "electric SUV" (eSUV) e-bikes claims to do, with their wide, all-terrain tires and front and rear suspension,
Fuel costs putting off meal delivery driver applicants
Maureen Bougeard says some prospective volunteers do not respond after learning about expenses.
Bangkok declares disaster as heavy rains spark flooding
Days of near continuous downpours have caused widespread flooding in the Thai capital.
Indonesia fires threaten critically endangered orang utan: IUCN
Fires are burning within habitats containing 52 per cent of Borneo’s orang utan population.
Yemen's Saudi coalition says it intercepted Houthi attacks after diplomatic security huddle
The coalition said it intercepted missiles and drones launched by the Iran-backed rebels in Yemen. Hours earlier, the military chiefs of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey met in Riyadh to review threats facing the Gulf kingdom
Are the Americans returning to Myanmar? They never really left
Adam Castillo, a former president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar who had lobbied for sanctions relief in exchange for US, was released in recent days after spending over three months in detention. In the same week, Time magazine’s Charlie Campbell sat down with
Saudi coalition says it intercepted Houthi drones and missiles bound for Saudi Arabia
The Houthis declared a naval blockade of Saudi Arabia in July and have since been launching increasing attacks on Saudi cities and shipping, further heightening tensions in the Middle East.
Caught in the crossfire: Cognac pays the price for Europe’s trade wars
French Cognac producers are battling falling sales as trade disputes with China and the US squeeze the export-dependent industry and leave growers seeking EU support.
US, China to set up 'communication channel' for AI incidents
The two countries established a "US-China Super Intelligence (SI) Dialogue to exchange views on risks and benefits" of AI, the White House said in a fact sheet.
Report: Egypt's intel chief came to Israel to warn of major Hamas attack 11 days before Oct. 7
According to The Atlantic, Egypt's intelligence chief Abbas Kamel arrived in Israel on the 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War and warned that if it did not change its course, 'Gaza is going to blow up in your faces'
Six big takeaways from a turbulent week of UN diplomacy
By Antoni Slodkowski UNITED NATIONS, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Limousines whisked world leaders away from the United Nations on Friday after a week of speeches, meetings and hallway diplomacy. While they reached no breakthroughs on the world's most intractable conflicts, talks on the
Pearl Jam Reveal New Drummer At Ohana Festival
After a handful of songs at Ohana Fest on Friday night, the “Eddie Vedder And Friends” set turned into a full-on Pearl Jam performance. (They are still scheduled to headline on Sunday.) It was the band’s first show since drummer Matt Cameron left last summer after 27 years.
How Russia recruits Belarusians for war in Ukraine: Methods and consequences
Russia's recruitment drive targeting Belarusians has become a key tool to boost manpower on the battlefield and exploits economic hardship and isolation.
Pearl Jam Surprise Perform With Drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. at Ohana Festival
The band played "Corduroy" as their first song with the ferocious musician behind the kit
White House bars CNN from travelling with Trump on Air Force One
CNN was scheduled to fly with US President Donald Trump for his trip to Tennessee on Saturday.
CBS's Legendary 156-Episode Sci-Fi Anthology Series is Officially Free to Watch on Streaming
The CBS anthology series The Twilight Zone is one of the greatest science fiction shows ever made. Catch it while it's free to stream on Tubi.
Heavy rain and flooding in Bangkok disrupts traffic and prompts evacuations
Major canals in Bangkok filled with accumulated rainfall exceeding 20cm, officials said on Saturday.
Canals full, roads submerged as Bangkok declares flood disaster
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt urged people to stay home after almost 300mm of rain fell, while Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul said he was cutting short a trip to London to return.
‘Godzilla’ El Niño to be the strongest in living memory. How can we prepare for the unavoidable?
El Niño can’t be stopped, but experts say better preparation and climate action could reduce the damage both now and in the future.
Ljubljana vs Zagreb: Which Central European capital should you visit next?
The capitals of Slovenia and Croatia are overlooked in favour of lake and coastal destinations elsewhere – here’s why it’s time for you to change that.
Why are Norwegians buying more Chinese EVs despite growing scepticism?
Electric cars account for more than 95% of new car registrations in Norway, the highest share in the world. About one in four new EVs registered there are from fully or partly Chinese-owned brands.
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Why Xi believes the U.S. and China can overcome the 'Thucydides Trap'
In May, Chinese President Xi Jinping asked U.S. President Donald Trump whether the countries could avoid destructive rivalry. Now, it seems, he thinks they can
Ceuta crisis reignites debate over suspending the EU’s right to asylum
UN Refugee Agency, civil society groups and left-wing MEPs fear any proposal to suspend the right of asylum could enable illegal pushbacks, potentially exposing migrants to violence, torture or death.
Ridley Scott's Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Masterpiece is Officially Streaming on YouTube for Free
One of the best films in Ridley Scott's filmography and a key entry into the sci-fi canon is now free to stream on YouTube.
Time’s no longer on Israel’s side in America
For eight decades, the Israeli political and security establishment has operated on a premise so deeply embedded that it is rarely stated as a premise at all: that American support is not a policy but a condition of nature, as fixed as the Mediterranean coastline.