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Hui Ka Yan, founder of the property developer Evergrande, has been sentenced to life in prison following convictions for financial fraud and bribery.
Two former leaders of the Hong Kong Alliance have been found guilty of incitement to subversion for organizing vigils commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
Japan has protested Russian naval missile tests conducted near disputed islands following a visit by Vladimir Putin. The article details the scale of the Russian military exercises and includes statements from both Japanese and Russian…
The article reports on a new agreement between the United States and Liberia to deport up to 1,200 people to the West African nation.
The article discusses a study indicating that cabin crew and pilots have a higher proportion of radiation-related cancer deaths compared to other occupations, including nuclear technologists.
Royce Moser and his mother, Rachel Moser, were arrested in Pennsylvania following the stabbing death of Karoline Heintz, a college soccer player.
A Hong Kong court has convicted pro-democracy activists Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung of inciting subversion for their roles in organizing annual vigils commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown.
The author discusses the decline of trust in journalism, specifically within Black communities, and presents findings from a study in Minnesota on how journalists can rebuild that trust.
Two scholars from the University of Denver used a housing policy simulator from UC Berkeley to model the effects of various public policies on housing supply and affordability in Denver.
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Ghent University has suspended a postdoctoral researcher, Nathan Cofnas, following his public accusations of plagiarism against former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, who was recently found dead.
Eastern Cape ANC provincial chair Oscar Mabuyane has condemned party members who seek legal recourse for internal organizational disputes, describing the practice as disruptive.
The article discusses a 2026 federal indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for fraud and money laundering related to its use of confidential informants.
The authors present findings from a survey of 1,500 American Christians regarding the relationship between Christian nationalism, religious pluralism, and political tolerance.
The article discusses research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences regarding how social media algorithms, specifically on X, may prioritize content that conflicts with users' values.
The German non-profit group HateAid has filed a criminal complaint seeking a ban on Meta's Ray-Ban AI glasses, citing concerns over surveillance and digital violence.
The article features a series of opinion pieces from the Euronews Culture team that re-evaluate twelve widely acclaimed music albums.
A psychology professor discusses the nature of schizophrenia, emphasizing that cognitive and social deficits are central but often overlooked aspects of the disorder.
The article examines the history of cursive instruction in American schools, its decline due to technological shifts and curriculum changes, and its recent resurgence in several states.
The article discusses the critical decline of water levels in Lake Mead and Lake Powell and the resulting conflict between Upper and Lower Basin states over water usage reductions.