‘Killer Kristi!’: Massive protest in New York over ICE shooting as MAGA moves to justify Minneapolis killing

A fatal shooting by an ICE officer in south Minneapolis has triggered outrage far beyond Minnesota, with large protests breaking out in New York City and demonstrators openly condemning Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.The woman who was killed has been identified by city officials as 37-year-old Renee Nicole Macklin Good, a US citizen who had…

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Is this Leonardo da Vinci’s DNA? Scientists may have finally found his genetic trace on Renaissance art |

Scientists may have recovered Leonardo’s DNA from a disputed red chalk drawing, though authorship remains uncertain. Scientists studying Renaissance-era artworks and documents say they have recovered tiny traces of DNA from artefacts associated with Leonardo da Vinci, reopening questions about one of history’s most scrutinised figures through an unexpected scientific lens. Da Vinci (1452–1519) embodied…

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El Salvador’s prison factory: Thousands of inmates sew uniforms round the clock and earn sentence reductions | World News

Inside one of El Salvador’s sprawling prison complexes, rows of sewing machines operate in day and night shifts. Inmates produce clothing for public institutions as part of a state-backed prison labour programme that expanded in early 2025. The initiative, promoted by the administration of Nayib Bukele, is presented by officials as a way to make…

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Man wakes from surgery speaking fluent ‘native-level’ Spanish despite only knowing how to count to 10 |

Stephen Chase, a US dad, repeatedly wakes from surgery speaking fluent Spanish, despite previously only knowing how to count to ten/ Image: (Kennedy News and Media) A father from the United States has described waking up from surgery speaking fluent Spanish, despite having only minimal knowledge of the language beforehand, a phenomenon doctors say may…

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‘Green Arabia’: Saudi Arabia’s vast deserts were once rivers, lakes and grasslands, studies show | World News

Multiple studies show Saudi Arabia’s deserts were once green grasslands fed by rivers, lakes and monsoon rains during wet phases/ Representative Image Today, Saudi Arabia is a modern, oil-rich state pouring investment into infrastructure and economic diversification as it looks beyond fossil fuels. Yet it remains one of the most arid countries on Earth: around…

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Photographer behind one of history’s most tragic images explains why he was helpless to save her |

Frank Fournier’s photograph of Omayra Sánchez Garzón/ Wikipedia The image of 13-year-old Omayra Sánchez Garzón, her face emerging from volcanic mud, dark bloodshot eyes fixed on the camera, has become one of the most recognisable photographs of the 20th century. Taken in the aftermath of Colombia’s deadliest natural disaster, the picture raised a question that…

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Spanish streamer died after downing whisky and taking cocaine as viewers paid to watch, police say |

Sergio Jiménez died during a private livestream after allegedly consuming drugs and alcohol as part of an online challenge/ Image: X Spanish police are investigating the death of a 37-year-old streamer who died during a private New Year’s Eve livestream after allegedly consuming large quantities of alcohol and cocaine on camera in exchange for money….

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