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Uganda's 2026 presidential election pits Yoweri Museveni against Bobi Wine amidst an internet shutdown and delays, raising questions about the future of democracy in the nation.
The US bid to purchase Greenland has sparked international controversy, raising questions about strategic interests, economic implications, and environmental concerns.
Ericsson's announcement of a proposed headcount reduction in Sweden sends shockwaves, affecting not just the local workforce but signaling a global shift in the telecom industry.
Grok AI stops undressing images of real people after backlash, sparking critical questions about AI ethics and privacy.
A deep rift within the Taliban leadership over women's rights, the internet, and religious interpretation threatens the stability of Afghanistan and has significant global implications.
A federal agent's fatal shooting of a man in Minneapolis has sparked widespread protests and raised questions about systemic injustice and police accountability.
A widespread Verizon outage has been resolved, but it highlights our deep dependence on these systems and the need for robust contingency planning.
The Trump administration's decision to roll back $2 billion in mental health grant cuts has significant implications for the future of mental health care in America.
Iran's airspace closure due to rising US tensions has sent shockwaves across the globe, affecting flights and highlighting the need for diplomacy and cooperation.
Measles outbreak in South Carolina highlights public health emergency with 124 new cases, over 400 quarantined, and nearly 1,000 exposed, sparking concerns about vaccine hesitancy and gaps in healthcare.