Politics
Zelensky meets with Vance, Rubio ahead of Monday phone call with Trump, Putin
World leaders were in Rome to attend Pope Leo XIV's inaugural mass.
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Over 70,000 Germans took to streets to protest nationwide COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Protesters are particularly opposed to the potential prospect of obligatory vaccination for all in Germany
Technology
Meta sued for $3.2 billion in UK class action lawsuit over Facebook user data
The suit is being brought on the behalf of all Britons who had used Facebook between 2015 and 2019
Coronavirus
Tennis star Djokovic deported from Australia, deprived of chance to defend Open title
Novak Djokovic deported for failing to obtain a COVID-19 vaccine despite having natural immunity.
Lifestyle
Boris Johnson apologizes to the royal family for a lockdown party on the eve of Prince Philip’s funeral
While the Queen mourned her husband, Johnson’s office sent a staffer to fill up a suitcase with booze
Politics
Prince Andrew stripped of titles as sex abuse court case looms
The Queen’s actions effectively place Prince Andrew on the same level as Prince Harry
Politics
Russia warns of military deployment to Cuba and Venezuela if Ukraine negotiations fail
Hope for a diplomatic resolution is beginning to dwindle as the Russia-U.S. negotiations in Geneva and a subsequent NATO-Russia meeting appear to have failed
Coronavirus
EU regulators caution that too many booster shots could weaken immune systems
Boosters "not something that we can think should be repeated constantly" – European Medicines Agency" Marco Cavaleri
Coronavirus
EU regulators caution that too many booster shots could weaken immune systems
Boosters "not something that we can think should be repeated constantly" – European Medicines Agency" Marco Cavaleri
Politics
Proposed law in Russia sends repeat child sex offenders to Arctic penal colonies for life
They cannot be called humans, although they are in human form," a Russian lawmaker said. "We hope that this measure will protect children, families, and society as a whole from those who cause irreparable harm"
Politics
Russia to send forces to Kazakhstan after dozens of demonstrators killed in protests
The protests began on Sunday in rural areas over rising gas prices
