Vem Miller, a man arrested near a Trump rally, claims he’s been wrongly accused of trying to kill the former president. Now, he’s suing Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco and other officials, saying they ruined his reputation by spreading false information. Miller was taken into custody at a Trump rally
Last month, tens of thousands of people in Japan filled the streets to protest a new COVID-19 vaccine. This vaccine is part of a new category called “self-amplifying mRNA,” which scientists say could change how vaccines work. The protests took place from September 24 to 28 during an event called
In a desperate effort to deliver a power plant to a Russian project in the Arctic before winter arrives, two large Chinese ships, Ocean 28 and Nan Feng Zhi Xing, are slowly making their way through thickening sea ice on the Northern Sea Route. Recently, a fierce storm in the
The U.S. military has a secret plan to develop incredibly realistic fake people for the internet, making it hard for anyone—humans or computers—to tell they are not real. This comes from a document reviewed by The Intercept, which reveals that the Special Operations Command (SOCOM) is looking for companies to
The city of Quzhou, with a population of a little more than 2 million and located in east China’s Zhejiang Province, supports a thriving tourism sector that celebrates ancient Chinese architecture and culture. It’s home to the Temple of Nankong or Temple of Southern Confucianism, which is one of only
This summer, something big and unexpected happened in Africa. South Sudan’s parliament made a bold move by officially approving the Nile Basin Cooperative Framework Agreement (CFA), also known as the Entebbe Agreement. This agreement, signed over 14 years ago, challenges the long-standing water rights of Egypt and Sudan, two countries
At the 23rd meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) in Islamabad, Pakistan, something unusual caught people’s attention. Two important leaders were there: Iran’s First Vice President Mohammad-Reza Aref and India’s Minister of External Affairs Subrahmanyam Jaishankar. But there was one big question—why wasn’t India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi present?
The U.S. Justice Department has announced serious charges against Vikash Yadav, a 39-year-old Indian government employee, accusing him of orchestrating a murder-for-hire plot. Yadav, also known as Vikas or Amanat, allegedly tried to arrange the assassination of a U.S. citizen living in New York City. The target? A vocal critic
At the beginning of the year, a mysterious delivery of weaponized pagers arrived in Lebanon, part of a secret Israeli plan aimed at weakening Hezbollah. These pagers had batteries designed to conceal explosive devices, making them deceptively dangerous. According to sources in Lebanon who have closely studied the pagers, these
