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Kenya Shoots Elephants After Fatal Human Attacks
Kenyan authorities shot two elephants after fatal attacks killed four people in Kajiado West. Climate change and drought are forcing elephants into human areas, escalating human-wildlife conflicts along critical migration corridors.
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DOJ Finds Over 1 Million New Documents in Epstein Case
US Justice Department discovers over 1 million new documents in Epstein investigation, promising release within weeks amid political pressure for transparency under new federal law.
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London's Black Cabs Battle Apps and Robotaxis with Ancient Knowledge
London's black cab drivers face competition from Uber, Bolt, and upcoming robotaxis, but their rigorous 160-year-old 'Knowledge' exam provides unique cognitive benefits and a surprising resurgence in popularity.
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Hollywood Labor Talks: Production Delays and Economic Fallout
Hollywood faces ongoing labor negotiations with IATSE representing 170,000 behind-the-scenes workers amid severe production declines. California lost $4.14B and 17,234 jobs since 2019, with filming down 22% in early 2025....
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Russia Sues German Artist Over Satirical Putin Carnival Float
Russia sues German artist Jacques Tilly over satirical carnival floats depicting Putin, with trial set for December 30. Charges include spreading false information about Russian army, carrying potential 10-year sentence.
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US Travel Bans on EU Officials Spark Transatlantic Digital War
US imposes visa bans on former EU Commissioner Thierry Breton and European digital rights activists, sparking major transatlantic crisis over EU's Digital Services Act and digital sovereignty.