At least ten Israelis killed in Golan Heights rocket attack
Dozens killed and injured as rocket strike hits Golan Heights, allegedly launched by Hezbollah in response to earlier Israeli attack in Lebanon.
'Elusive' Mexican drug boss given face by high-profile interview
Famous Mexican journalist Julio Scherer Garcia (1926-2015) met with drug lord Zambada in a highly publicized interview in 2010, where the latter openly discussed his position as one of the founders of the infamous Sinaloa drug cartel and the deep-rooted corruption in Mexican government.
Cell for teens who beat man to death with sidewalk tile
Maximals punished for violent death in Amsterdam-North of truck driver by two boys, aged 14 and 16, who court says showed no remorse and violently shocked society.
Lhbti dating app Grindr shields Olympic village from outside world
Grindr makes profiles of Olympic athletes shielded to protect them from possible disclosure of their sexual orientation. Village users can still search for matches and delete messages to stay safe, however.
Alzheimer's drug not on European market for now
Europe's Medicine Agency in Amsterdam has decided not to allow the potential Alzheimer's medication Lecanemab on the European market, citing potential risks outweighing potential benefits, despite the drug being approved in other countries and showing promise in treating early-stage Alzheimer's patients.
Train traffic France gets back on track: this is what we now know about the act of sabotage
There has been sabotage of train traffic in France overnight, causing major delays and cancellations. The railroad company SNCF is trying to use drones and extra security to control the situation, and the French government is taking the sabotage actions very seriously. However, it is not yet clear who is behind the sabotage and why.