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Companies Legally Required to Block Children’s Access to ‘Harmful Content’ in UK
Communications regulator Ofcom said it will apply for a court order to block sites from being available in the UK if they fail to follow the Online Safety Act.
Trump Tells Putin to Stop After Russian Strikes on Kyiv
Trump said on Truth Social he is ‘not happy’ with massive Russian air strikes on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, on April 24.
Norway’s PM Visits White House to Strengthen Ties, Navigate Tariffs
Norwegian leaders will meet with President Donald Trump for the first time since 2018.
Pope Francis’s Body Placed in St. Peter’s Basilica for Public Viewing
Tens of thousands of people have gathered to pay their respects.
Trump Criticizes Zelenskyy as Ukrainian Leader Remains Opposed to Land Concessions
Zelenskyy, on April 22, reiterated his opposition to recognizing Moscow’s sovereignty claims over land that Russian forces have taken from Ukraine.
Vance Issues Ultimatum to Russia, Ukraine on ‘Explicit Proposal’ on Peace Deal
‘I think that we’ve put together a very fair proposal,’ the vice president said.
Planned London Meeting on Ukraine Postponed, UK Foreign Ministry Confirms
The meeting was postponed after U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio canceled his planned visit to London, where he had been slated to take part in the talks.
European Commission Fines Apple, Meta Nearly $800 Million Combined for Breaching Rules
The fines could result in escalating tensions between the Trump administration and Euro counterparts.
Hakeem Jeffries to Lead Bipartisan Delegation to Denmark to Discuss Greenland
The visit comes as President Donald Trump has suggested that the United States could obtain Greenland.
Small NZ Company Wins Contract to Supply UK With Drones Bound for Ukraine
The prime ministers of the two countries announced that a new joint defence partnership will be drawn up, to replace one signed in 2015.
Spanish Prime Minister Announces Plan to Meet Military Spending Target
Spain is one of several NATO member nations that have lagged behind the alliance’s 2014 military spending goal.
Putin Signals Willingness to Hold Bilateral Truce Talks With Ukraine
The Russian leader’s remarks follow the recent expiry of a 30-hour Easter cease-fire.
Funeral of Pope Francis I to Take Place on Saturday
The body of the pope, who died on Monday aged 88, will lie in state from Wednesday as thousands of mourners are expected to pay respect.
Nikola Tesla’s 1898 Prediction of Warship Doom Is Becoming Reality
Nikola Tesla foresaw remote-controlled naval warfare in 1898, and Ukraine’s Katran torpedo drone is turning warships into relics of the past.
Appeals Court Declines to Cut 30-Year Sentence for Terrorist Linked to Multiple Plots
The federal appeals court ruled that the original judge had the discretion to reject a resentencing hearing for the al-Qaeda operative.
Trump to Attend Funeral for Pope Francis in Rome
The president offered condolences to those affected by the pope’s death.
Stroke, Heart Failure Revealed as Pope’s Cause of Death
A rosary service was held in St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City.
What Comes Next: Pope Francis’s Funeral and Conclave
More than 100 Cardinals from all over the world will gather to decide the next pope. The entire process could take around four weeks.
World Leaders Pay Tribute to Pope Francis
U.S. Vice President JD Vance, who met the Pope on Sunday, said, ‘My heart goes out to the millions of Christians all over the world who loved him.’
Russia Resumes ‘Special Military Operation’ After 30-Hour Easter Truce Expires, Moscow Says
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy tells military to respond in kind to renewed Russian attacks.
