Journalist Taylor Lorenz calls TwitchCon “insanely strict” amid safety debate

Image Via Taylor Lorenz’s Instagram TikTok and Twitch journalist Taylor Lorenz has sparked discussion over safety at TwitchCon after defending the convention’s security measures. Her comments came following viral footage showing streamer Emiru being inappropriately touched by an attendee, which raised widespread concern about creator safety. Lorenz acknowledged the incident as unacceptable but argued it…

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Sudan: Khartoum International Airport resumes domestic flights after 30-month closure despite recent drone attacks | World News

A Badr Airlines plane, coming from Port Sudan Airport, landed at Khartoum International Airport, marking the first domestic flight in over two years/ Representative image:X Khartoum International Airport resumed air traffic after more than two years, marked by the landing of a Badr Airlines flight carrying Sudan’s Sovereignty Council head, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, following recent…

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Mother says her daughter was secretly transitioned to a boy at a California school; federal court reinstates her lawsuit | World News

When a California mother discovered that her 11-year-old daughter had been socially transitioned to a boy by school staff without her knowledge, she turned to the courts for answers. Two years later, a federal appeals court has revived her lawsuit, ruling that the lower court wrongly dismissed her claims. The decision marks a significant moment…

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Australian PM Albanese’s plane makes emergency landing: Crew member injured; visit follows $8.5bn minerals deal with US

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (AP) The plane carrying Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was forced to make an emergency landing Tuesday night after departing Washington, DC, due to an onboard injury.The aircraft, a Royal Australian Air Force KC-30A, safely diverted and landed at St Louis Lambert International Airport in Missouri, a defence spokesperson confirmed…

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Bangladesh court detains army officers for landmark trial

Representative image (AI) A Bangladeshi court remanded in custody on Wednesday 15 high-ranking army officers on charges of enforced disappearances and atrocities committed during the 2024 uprising that toppled the government.It is first time that formal charges have been brought for enforced disappearances in Bangladesh, and the first time so many senior military officials have…

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