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Una casa in Cisgiordania, descritta come ‘ideale per incontri all'aperto’, è tra i 41 affitti elencati in insediamenti israeliani illegali. Alcuni dei ricordi d'infanzia più cari di Mohammad al-Sbeih sono legati alla sua piccola fattoria nelle colline a sud di Bethlehem, dove tre generazioni della sua famiglia hanno coltivato grano e orzo. “Era un terreno difficile da coltivare perché si trovava su un pendio con terrazzamenti, ma era bellissimo”, ricorda Sbeih. Continua a leggere...

• Lindsay e Craig Foreman sono stati condannati a 10 anni di prigione dopo essere entrati nel paese durante un viaggio in moto • La famiglia, definita "terrorizzata", di una coppia britannica condannata a 10 anni di carcere in Iran con accuse di spionaggio ha dichiarato di aver perso ogni contatto con loro. • Lindsay e Craig Foreman, entrambi di 53 anni, sono stati arrestati nel gennaio 2025 mentre attraversavano l'Iran durante un viaggio in motocicletta intorno al mondo. Continua a leggere...

Le condoglianze sono state numerose per la leggenda della Louisiana, simile a un castoro, che apparve un tempo nel programma di Tucker Carlson su Fox News.

• La causa federale contro OpenAI sostiene che il presunto gunman abbia avuto ampie conversazioni con il chatbot per mesi • La famiglia di una delle due persone uccise in una sparatoria dell'aprile 2025 presso la Florida State University (FSU) ha intentato una causa federale contro OpenAI, creatore di ChatGPT, sostenendo che il presunto attentatore abbia carried out l'attacco "grazie a input e informazioni fornite durante conversazioni con ChatGPT nell'arco di diversi mesi, e specificamente nei giorni precedenti la sparatoria". • La causa, riportata per la prima volta da NBC News, è stata depositata domenica presso il tribunale federale del distretto settentrionale della Florida da Vandana Joshi, vedova di Tiru Chabba. Chabba è stato ucciso insieme al direttore della mensa universitaria, Robert Morales, nella sparatoria di massa del 17 aprile 2025 che ha inoltre ferito altre cinque persone.

L'opera d'arte di Toon Kelder, proveniente dalla celebre collezione Goudstikker, riappare presso i discendenti di Hendrik Seyffardt Europe live – ultimi aggiornamenti Un'opera d'arte saccheggiata dai nazisti dalla rinomata collezione Goudstikker è riapparsa nell'abitazione dei discendenti di un noto collaboratore olandese delle SS, secondo quanto riferito da un detective d'arte. Il "Ritratto di una giovane ragazza", dell'artista olandese Toon Kelder, si ritiene sia rimasto appeso per decenni nella casa della famiglia di Hendrik Seyffardt, ha dichiarato Arthur Brand, descrivendo l'episodio come "il caso più bizzarro di tutta la mia carriera". Continua a leggere...

• Dispute immobiliari, sviluppatori predatori e l'innalzamento del livello del mare stanno mettendo a rischio questa storica comunità nera

Il segretario ai trasporti degli Stati Uniti annuncia The Great American Road Trip in mezzo a crisi dei trasporti e prezzi del carburante in aumento Sean Duffy, il segretario ai trasporti degli Stati Uniti, ha coinvolto la sua famiglia in un viaggio in van di sette mesi attraverso la nazione, filmato per un prossimo programma televisivo di reality, come ha dichiarato a Fox News venerdì. La rivelazione ha suscitato reazioni immediate e critiche, venendo definita "insensibile" da coloro che hanno sottolineato le varie crisi che hanno recentemente colpito il settore dei trasporti del Paese. Continua a leggere...

L'accordo in Florida concede al presidente degli Stati Uniti il controllo delle licenze e del merchandising presso l'aeroporto rinominato, affermano gli analisti. È stata una settimana in cui un nome prominente dell'aviazione, Spirit Airlines, è scomparso, ucciso, per ammissione della stessa compagnia, dagli alti prezzi del carburante derivanti dalla guerra di Donald Trump in Iran. Entro pochi giorni, tuttavia, un altro nome volava già alto nei circoli del settore: quello del presidente stesso. Continua a leggere...

Exclusive: Documents show Modella Capital, which bought the chain last year, is so far owed £2.9m in royalty feesThe investment company that owns the former WH Smith high street stores is charging the retailer millions of pounds in licence fees for the right to use its widely derided TG Jones name, the Guardian can reveal.Modella Capital – which bought the chain from WH Smith’s parent company last year – on Wednesday blamed weak consumer spending as it laid out a restructuring plan that could shut 150 of its 450 shops. It also said “the forced name change from WH Smith has also negatively impacted consumer awareness”. Continue reading...

The group of 13 women and children left Syria for Australia on Wednesday, with authorities saying some adults may be chargedA group of 11 women and children have landed in Melbourne after being detained for more than seven years in Syrian detention camps since the fall of Islamic State.Some the women may face and possible criminal charges – including terrorism and slavery related offences – with the Australian federal police (AFP) expected to provide an update later on Thursday. Continue reading...

Al Nahyans’ control over farmland in Europe has meant they receive proportion of payments to farmsThe United Arab Emirates’ ruling royal family is benefiting from tens of millions in EU subsidies to grow crops destined for the Gulf, it can be revealed.A cross-border investigation by DeSmog and shared with the Guardian found subsidiaries controlled by the Al Nahyans collected more than €71m (£61m) in six years for farmland it controls in Romania, Italy and Spain. Continue reading...

• Kulletira Kodava family defeated Cheppudira 3-1 in the final of the Kodava Family Chenanda Cup on Saturday at Napoklu, Madikeri, securing their fourth title. • Roshan Lokesh equalized in the 44th minute, followed by Avanish Mandappa's goal in the 48th and Shubham's decisive strike in the 57th minute. • The victory celebrates Kodava hockey tradition in Karnataka's Coorg region, highlighting family-based regional sporting heritage often underreported outside India.

El Gamal family was released from detention and then re-arrested as US officials appeared to overstep judge’s orderAn Egyptian mother and her children, previously jailed by immigration authorities, arrived back in their home in Colorado on Wednesday, after a days-long ordeal during which the Trump administration likely attempted to violate a federal judge’s order.Their attorney, Eric Lee, claimed the US government’s actions against the El Gamal family constituted “kidnapping” after immigration officials re-arrested the family last week. Continue reading...

Amber Davidson-Orozco said the family had lost Dodger, their cat, during their move out of CaliforniaA family cat who got lost amid a move from California across the US is said to be settling back into his old ways with his humans at their new home in Georgia after experiencing an unlikely – but long hoped for – reunion more than seven years in the making.As owner Amber Davidson-Orozco put in an interview Wednesday, her cat Dodger still responds to his name and allows her sons to flip him playfully over their shoulders despite an absence from them that to the cat lasted the equivalent of roughly 24 years. Continue reading...

Narges Mohammadi denied medical leave from prison in spite of sharp decline in health and drastic weight loss, say lawyersThe family of the jailed Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi say they fear for her life after a sharp deterioration in her health, suspected heart attack and drop in body weight of almost 20kg (44lb).The 54-year-old human rights activist, who was awarded the 2023 Nobel peace prize while in prison, had been released for health reasons in 2024. She was re-arrested in December 2025 during the memorial service of a fellow human rights activist and is being held in Zanjan central prison, in north-west Iran. Continue reading...

Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe fined and deported after pleading guilty to immigration and firearms-related offences unrelated to recent shootingThree months after an employee was shot in the back at the Mugabe family home in a wealthy suburb of Johannesburg, Robert Mugabe’s youngest son has been fined and ordered to leave South Africa after pleading guilty to two unrelated charges.Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, 28, and his cousin Tobias Mugabe Matonhodze, 33, were initially both charged with attempted murder after the incident on 19 February. Continue reading...

Man, 57, was watching snake-charming show when reptile crawled into his trousers, say German policeA German tourist has died after a snake crawled into his trousers and bit him as he watched a show in Egypt on a family holiday, police in Germany have said.The 57-year-old man was watching the snake-charming show at a hotel in Hurghada, a popular beach holiday destination on the Red Sea, in early April. Continue reading...

• Months after restoring federal family planning funding, Missouri's only Title X grantee program now confronts fresh challenges from U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley. • The program provides essential reproductive health services amid ongoing political debates over federal support for family planning initiatives. • This development underscores persistent tensions in U.S. public health policy regarding access to contraception and reproductive care funding.

Hayam El Gamal and five children were held for 10 months after husband allegedly threw molotov cocktails at crowdAn Egyptian family of six has been taken back into Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody, days after they were released from a detention facility in Texas on Thursday, according to their attorney Eric Lee.Lee said Saturday morning that Hayam El Gamal and her five children were on a private jet in Denver bound for Egypt because of a court order violation. Continue reading...

US judge orders release of a woman and her five children who were family of the 2025 Colorado fire attack suspectA woman and her five children, whose immigration detention of more than 10 months marked the longest family detention under Donald Trump’s second administration, were released on Thursday hours after a judge’s order, their lawyer said.US district judge Fred Biery of the western district of Texas ordered the family’s release. Continue reading...

Alongside siblings Donny and Marie, the musician was a 1970s teen idol with family hits like Crazy HorsesAlan Osmond, the eldest sibling of the Osmonds family band, has died aged 76. A spokesperson confirmed that he died at 8.30pm local time in Salt Lake City, Utah. His wife and eight children were by his side.“My brother has now stepped into the presence of our Father in Heaven with honor and peace,” Merrill Osmond, his brother, wrote on Facebook. “He gave everything he had to the Lord, to his family, and to all of you … He truly was a saint.” Continue reading...

Charles Adair relatives urge video to be made public after Kansas officer charged with second-degree murderRelatives of a man whom investigators determined died after a Kansas sheriff’s deputy shoved his knee into the cuffed man’s back for a minute and 26 seconds have filed a federal lawsuit.Attorneys for the family of Charles Adair renewed their demand on Friday that video of what happened be released publicly in announcing the wrongful death lawsuit. Continue reading...

• Drake's 'Family Matters' debuted at No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 dated April 17, 2026, with 45 million streams and 150,000 downloads in tracking week. • The diss track targeting Kendrick Lamar amassed 200 million YouTube views, escalating rap beef. • It marks Drake's record 14th No. 1, surpassing The Beatles, per chart data.

Authorities identified Kenneth and Barbara Martin and their daughter Barbie from remains in car in Columbia RiverDNA analysis has identified the remains found in a car in the Columbia River as those of an Oregon family that went missing in 1958 while on a trip to find Christmas greenery, authorities said Thursday.The state medical examiner’s office identified Kenneth and Barbara Martin and their daughter Barbie from remains located in the river within the wreckage of the car, according to the Hood River county sheriff’s office. The sheriff’s office said it concluded its investigation and found no evidence of a crime. Continue reading...

A 15-year court battle costing millions of dollars ended in a partial defeat for the tycoon. Will she now bury the hatchet or double down and keep fighting her children and rivals?Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastGina Rinehart does not like to lose.Engaged in bitter legal battles for most of the past 35 years, Australia’s richest person has shown her propensity to fight tooth and nail to retain control of her family’s iron ore empire – and the riches that flow from it. Continue reading...

John Hancock welcomes findings on ownership of mines and companies although judge says dispute should be determined in private arbitrationGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastGina Rinehart’s son has said he wants to reunite his family after a landmark court case left a long-running feud over ownership of mines and companies unresolved.The Western Australian supreme court on Wednesday found Rinehart’s children were at one point set to inherit 49% of her company and said their ownership claims should be determined in separate proceedings. Continue reading...

Landmark ruling finds Wright Prospecting successfully made out its contractual claim to 50% of past and future royalties from Hope Downs iron ore projectGina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has lost its bid to retain royalties from the mammoth Hope Downs iron ore project and will be forced to pay Wright Prospecting half of its earnings from the project, worth hundreds of millions of dollars.In a landmark ruling in the Western Auestralia supreme court on Wednesday, justice Jennifer Smith said that Wright Prospecting had successfully made out its contractual claim to 50% of past and future royalties paid from the project. Continue reading...

French child, who was six years old at the time of the incident in 2019, suffered life-changing injuriesThe family of a boy thrown from the 10th-storey balcony of the Tate Modern art gallery seven years ago said it feels as though his recovery has taken a “sad step backward” after surgery.The unnamed French youngster was six when he was seriously hurt in an attack by Jonty Bravery at the London attraction in August 2019. Continue reading...