Ilhan Omar Targeted at Minneapolis Town Hall — Man Sprays Her With Unknown Liquid During Speech

Published January 27, 2026 What was meant to be a routine — yet politically charged — town hall event in Minneapolis turned into a scene straight out of a wild news clip Tuesday evening when Representative Ilhan Omar was abruptly sprayed with an unknown liquid by a man who charged the stage. The confrontation, caught

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Why AI is No Longer Optional in Chinese Classrooms

In an elementary school classroom tucked inside Beijing’s university district, 11-year-old Li Zichen confidently demonstrates a small robot he helped build. The device is simple: a remote-controlled vehicle that lifts and moves blocks, programmable through basic artificial intelligence. But for Zichen, the project opens the door to far bigger ideas—ideas that stretch all the way

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India and EU Seal ‘Mother of All Trade Deals’ After Two Decades of Talks

India and the European Union have announced a landmark free trade agreement, ending nearly 20 years of stop-start negotiations and marking one of the most significant economic partnerships in recent global history. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described the pact as “the mother of all deals,” while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called

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Safdie Brothers Timothée Chalamet Split Controversy: What Really Happened

The Safdie brothers Timothée Chalamet split controversy has sparked fresh discussion in Hollywood after new details emerged about why acclaimed indie directors Josh and Benny Safdie ended their longtime filmmaking partnership. While both siblings continue to work in cinema with Oscar-level projects, the reasons behind their split go beyond creative divergence — and include controversy

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Blocking Mercosur–EU Deal Would Be an ‘Own Goal,’ Says French Business Leader

Despite vocal resistance from parts of the French economy, the Mercosur–European Union free trade agreement is being strongly welcomed by French businesses and investors operating in Brazil. According to Thierry Besse, president of the France-Brazil Chamber of Commerce (CCIFB), rejecting the deal at this stage would amount to a strategic mistake with long-term consequences for

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