LA Homeless Count Expected to Show 3.4% Rise
New Los Angeles homeless count data is expected to show a 3.4% increase in 2026, reversing recent declines and renewing scrutiny of the region's response.
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New Jersey Bans Grocery ‘Surveillance Pricing’
New Jersey has banned grocery stores from using shoppers' personal data to set individualized prices, becoming one of the first states to outlaw surveillance pr
Schools Reverse Course on Classroom Screens, Laptops
Districts in North Carolina, Michigan and Kansas are rolling back Chromebook and laptop programs after data linked heavy screen use to falling test scores.
Zelenskyy: Russia Sharing Iran Satellite Images of Gulf
Zelenskyy says Russia is passing satellite imagery of US military sites in the Gulf to Iran, raising fresh alarm about deepening Moscow-Tehran military ties.
Several Hurt in Attack at Berlin LGBT Event, Police Say
Berlin police say several people were injured in an incident at an LGBT event in the German capital, with an investigation now underway into the cause.
Irish Data Centres Used Nearly 1 Billion Litres of Water
An investigation found Ireland's data centres consumed almost one billion litres of water in a single year, intensifying debate over sites near stressed supplie
Venezuela to Withdraw From International Criminal Court
Venezuela's government says it will exit the International Criminal Court, a move that could shield officials from an ongoing probe into alleged crimes against
Trump Threatens EU Over $890M Google Antitrust Fine
Trump warned the EU will pay a very big price after Brussels hit Google with an €890 million antitrust fine, reigniting transatlantic trade tensions in 2026.
Houston ICE Shooting: Substance Wasn’t Drugs, DA Says
Harris County prosecutors say lab testing confirms a substance found after a Houston ICE shooting was not narcotics, raising new questions about the incident.
Iran Rebuilds Missile Sites Despite Months of Airstrikes
Satellite imagery shows Iran rapidly repairing missile production sites and key infrastructure months after Israeli and US airstrikes targeted the facilities.
