A Texas mother is suing Rockwall-Heath High School's former coach John Harrell and his assistants for allegedly subjecting players to a workout that led to hospitalizations with a potentially fatal condition. The rigorous regimen included 400 push-ups in an hour. Harrell faced prior lawsuits, and the incident led to allegations of coaching misconduct and bullying.
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The Senate advanced Pete Hegseth's nomination for Defense Secretary with 51 Republican votes despite opposition from GOP senators Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins. Murkowski cited concerns over Hegseth's leadership preparedness and past misconduct. The final confirmation vote could occur soon. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer questioned Hegseth's reliability in crises.
The European court of human rights (ECHR) on Tuesday condemned Russia for violating the free speech rights of a group of nationals running websites supporting and advising LGBTQ people. The verdict came after six Russian nationals who were accused in Russia of "promoting homosexuality among minors" turned to the ECHR after being found guilty of administrative offences and having access to their websites, webpages and online groups blocked.
The UK government has announced its largest sanctions package of over 100 new sanctions against Russia, targeting military supply chains and financial systems aiding the war in Ukraine. The sanctions include foreign financial institutions and third-country suppliers supporting Russia's military efforts, aiming to weaken Putin's war chest and improve prospects for lasting peace.
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Indonesia has recovered 828 cultural artifacts looted during Dutch colonial rule, including a rare Ganesha statue. The artifacts, now displayed in Jakarta's National Museum, symbolize Indonesia's commitment to preserving its heritage and have sparked renewed interest in the nation's history. The repatriation, part of a global movement, highlights Indonesia's capacity to protect its cultural treasures, although thousands more remain abroad.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre launches his first campaign as party leader, promising a firm stance on U.S. tariffs and criticizing Liberal policies for weakening Canada's economy. Poilievre aims to reduce taxes, improve cost of living, and eliminate the carbon tax, while also addressing resource sector employment and crime reduction.
Female activists who fled from Afghanistan to Pakistan say their lives are in danger once again as Islamabad intensifies its efforts to deport Afghan refugees.
Austria's conservative chancellor Karl Nehammer said Saturday he would step down in the 'coming days' after breaking off coalition talks with the Social Democrats over disagreements on key issues. "After the break- I will step down both as chancellor and party chairman of the People's Party in the coming days and enable an orderly transition," he said.
President Trump has appointed Chris Rocheleau as the acting FAA administrator following a tragic aircraft collision near Washington, D.C. Rocheleau, with over two decades of experience at the FAA, most recently served as the chief operating officer at the National Business Aviation Association.