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A prison fight at Washington State Prison in Davisboro over the weekend left three inmates dead and 14 other people hurt, exposing again the violence and staffing problems inside Georgia's correctional system.
Read report »The Ortega government said tens of prisoners went home, while opposition groups said the release was driven by US pressure and events in Venezuela.
Read report »Authorities say a 24-year-old Mississippi man killed six relatives and a pastor at three separate locations before being arrested and charged with murder.
Read report »Congress approved a decree ordering a recount of the November election just 17 days before the country was due to change government.
Read report »Gladys Aurora López suffered wounds to her back, neck and ear during unrest before a proposed election-vote recount session in Tegucigalpa.
Read report »The ruling communist party retained its 80-year-old leader while bringing five younger officials into the country’s top decision-making body.
Read report »Oregon’s attorney general opened an investigation as federal authorities alleged the people shot were Venezuelan gang members.
Read report »The agreement opens a one-year claims window and shifts disputed cases involving dead or time-barred abusers into a state-backed process.
Read report »Governor Tim Walz issued a warning order and activated the state emergency center while disputing federal claims about the killing of a woman in Minneapolis.
Read report »Residents and workers fought at a gold mining site in Takhar province, leaving four dead, five injured and the company’s operations suspended pending a probe.
Read report »Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores both denied U.S. drug and narco-terrorism charges at their first court appearance in New York.
Read report »Reporting dated 2026-01-03 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
Read report »Greek authorities say more than 308,000 names have been cleared from public university records under new rules aimed at ending long-term dormant enrollment.
Read report »A presidential decree has shifted the country’s capital from Malabo to the mainland city of Ciudad de la Paz, with government offices due to relocate over the next year.
Read report »Guy Parmelin won a second presidential term in the Federal Assembly and used an interview to press for stability, trade ties and broader partnerships.
Read report »Caracas announced the release of 88 people jailed after post-election protests, the second such move in a week amid pressure from the United States.
Read report »President Donald Trump said he was withdrawing Guard forces from three Democratic-led cities after a series of court setbacks narrowed the deployments.
Read report »Iranian authorities say a Basij volunteer was killed and 13 other Basij members and police officers were injured during unrest in Kouhdasht, as economic protests widened beyond the capital and into rural provinces.
Read report »Washington has formally labeled Colombia’s largest drug gang a terrorist organization, escalating its campaign against Latin American cartels and complicating Bogotá’s peace-track approach.
Read report »The Congolese leader will seek re-election in March 2026, extending a decades-long hold on power into another closely watched contest.
Read report »On the event date, three people are killed and four others are injured, including one critically, in a livestreamed mass shooting when suspected jalisco new generation cartel gunmen open fire on a la
Read report »Traders and shopkeepers returned to the streets of Tehran and other cities after a record currency plunge and rising inflation deepened public anger over the economy.
Read report »Voters went to the polls in the first stage of Myanmar's first general election in five years, even as critics said the vote is designed to launder military rule during a civil war.
Read report »Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s Vetevendosje led Kosovo’s snap election with about half the vote, but preliminary estimates suggested it would still need support to secure a governing majority.
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