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Human rights groups sound alarm over murders of Mexican journalists
Amnesty International and the United Nations expressed an urgent need for Mexican authorities to ramp up investigations into the murders of an activist and a journalist confirmed dead one day apart.
NFL accused of collecting, sharing website users' private data
Fans claim that even after opting out of sharing cookies, NFL.com still secretly runs trackers on the site as soon as a webpage opens.
US airlines are redesigning travel around their highest-paying passengers
The strategy marks a notable evolution for an industry that spent decades making air travel more accessible.
Prepared not scared. Dedicated volunteers in Nashville relay calm, straight-talk info during storms
The initiative has evolved over more than a decade from its origins as a Twitter feed and blog.
'Being Heumann,' about a disability rights activist, to open Toronto film festival
The festival is one of the top launching pads for fall movies.
Big Tech accuses Belgium of rewriting rules for paying creators
Google, Meta, Spotify and Sony say Belgium’s copyright law forces platforms into negotiations and payments that go beyond the EU’s landmark 2019 copyright directive.
Hungary pro-Orban public media halt broadcasting: Magyar
The new government has moved swiftly to undo the former leader's grip, including with a swath of anti-corruption measures and constitutional changes to effectively bar him from running again.
IOC ending neutral status vetting for Russian athletes ahead of 2028 LA Olympics
Just 32 athletes from Russia and Belarus competed at the 2024 Paris Olympics as approved neutrals. The Russian team had more than 300 athletes at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics.
South Korean law targeting 'fake news' takes effect as journalists' groups raise concerns
The liberal Democratic Party says the law is necessary to combat fake news and disinformation, which they argue is posing a growing threat to democracy.
Prince Harry loses tabloid privacy case as London visit revives royal tensions
Prince Harry failed to prove the Daily Mail's publisher obtained private information through unlawful methods, ending the Duke of Sussex's latest attempt to hold a British tabloid accountable in court.