Sakshi Venkatraman US reporter
Getty Images The US Department of Justice announced Friday that 30 more people are being charged for their roles in an anti-ICE protest staged last month at a church in Minnesota.
Attorney General Pam Bondi wrote on social media that 25 of the 30 defendants named in a newly unsealed indictment had been arrested by federal agents, with "more to come".
The protest is the same one that led to the arrest of former CNN anchor Don Lemon, who along with
Ana Faguy and
Nada Tawfik and Cai Pigliucci , in Chappaqua, New York
Former President Bill Clinton told a congressional panel he "saw nothing," and "did nothing wrong" in relation to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The all-day hearing behind closed doors in New York featured the former president being asked about his inclusion in newly released files related to the financier, including in a photo with an unidentified person in
AFP via Getty Images At least 11 people have been killed after a Bolivian air force cargo plane crashed in the western city of El Alto, according to media reports.
The incident happened at 18:20 local time (22:20 GMT) on Friday as the plane was arriving at El Alto International Airport after travelling from the city of Santa Cruz, the country's air traffic control authority said
Vikas Pandey , India editor and
Nadine Yousif , Senior Canada reporter
AFP via Getty Images Prime Minister Mark Carney is in India for a pivotal trip aimed at repairing ties with the world's largest democracy, as both countries seek to reduce their trade reliance on the US.
Carney began his visit in Mumbai, where he is meeting with business leaders. He will then travel to New Delhi for talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The trip marks a remarkable turnaround in relations, which had collapsed when Canada accused India of carrying
Jake Kwon Seoul correspondent, Seoul
"More anger, more anger, please!" Director Kang Mi-so shouts across the set at an actor playing the role of the "wicked" aunt.
The camera rolls to the woman. Face scrunched up, she lets out a torrent of abuse: the kind that you would never hear in a Korean soap.
But this is not the usual K-drama - this is a "micro-drama",
Kali Hays , Technology reporter and
Lily Jamali , North America Technology correspondent
Reuters US President Donald Trump said Friday he would direct every federal agency to immediately stop using technology from AI developer Anthropic.
"We don't need it, we don't want it, and will not do business with them again!" Trump wrote in a Truth Social post.
Anthropic is mired in a row with the White House after that it agree to give the US military to its AI tools. The refusal led
Jemma Crew , Business reporter and
Natalie Sherman , Business reporter
Getty Images The proposed takeover of Warner Bros by Paramount Skydance could significantly reshape Hollywood and the wider media landscape.
It's far from a done deal - Paramount still needs approval from regulators.
But if it does go ahead, here's how it could shake up things for viewers.
Paramount is expected to merge its Paramount+ service with Warner Bros' HBO Max to create what it hopes would be a must-have streaming service that
Yolande Knell , Middle East correspondent, Jerusalem and
Sophie Williams , Jerusalem
EPA Israel's High Court has temporarily halted a ban on international aid groups from working in the occupied Palestinian territories unless they meet strict new rules.
The injunction came ahead of an Israeli deadline for 37 well-known organisations to stop work, something the groups warn will remove a lifeline for vulnerable people and cause "irreparable harm".
Four months into a fragile
At least one person has been killed and 39 others are reported to have been injured some seriously, after a tram derailed in the northern Italian city of Milan.
The crowded tram was travelling on the line 9 route along Milan's Viale Vittorio Veneto at about 16:00 local time (15:00 GMT) when it left the track and crashed into a building.
The person who died is thought
