February 5 Finland's Olympic women's ice hockey team postpones game as players deal with norovirus outbreak The Finland Olympic women's ice hockey team's matchup with Canada was postponed as multiple players deal with a norovirus issue at the Milan Cortina Games.
February 3 Spain’s Pedro Sanchez vows crackdown on social media at World Government Summit The Spanish prime minister says Spain will criminally target platform execs, ban social media for children under 16, pursue probes of various platforms, as well as build a European coalition to enforce tougher social media rules. (Credit: Reuters)
February 2 Son of Norway’s crown princess to face rape charges as new Epstein files mention her hundreds of times Norway's royal family faces crisis as Crown Princess Mette-Marit's son stands trial on rape charges while new Jeffrey Epstein documents revive scandal.
January 30 Brussels prosecutor opens 'criminal investigation' into controversial arrest of conservative activists Brussels prosecutor reportedly opens criminal investigation into arrest of conservative activists who opposed transgender treatments for children at protest.
January 29 EU to list Iran's Revolutionary Guard as terrorists; Germany warns of rapid action The European Union approved new sanctions targeting Iranian officials and designated the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist group over protest suppression and Russia support.
January 28 Trump Accounts are 'game-changing' for America's future, argues GOP senator Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, praises Trump Accounts as 'game-changing' for the country and criticizes Democrats' opposition to the investment on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
January 28 Spain legalizes up to 500,000 undocumented migrants, sparking backlash Spain announced plans to grant legal status to 500,000 undocumented migrants over three years, taking the opposite approach from Trump's border crackdown.
January 27 French lawmakers declare 'battle for free minds' after approving social media ban for children under 15 French lawmakers paved the way for a bill banning social media for children under 15, following Australia's lead in protecting children from digital harm.
January 27 NATO chief warns Europe can’t defend itself without US as tensions rise over Greenland European defense spending would need to reach 10% of GDP without U.S. support, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte told the European Parliament amid Arctic concerns.
January 25 Trump's penguin breaks the internet — and sends the left into a frenzy The White House penguin post connects to a popular TikTok meme where young men see the solitary bird as rejecting conformity for a higher purpose.
