Russia attacks every neighborhood of Kiev, causing fires throughout the Ukrainian capital
Russia attacked all neighborhoods of Kiev with a broad offensive with missiles and drones, causing fires, extensive damage to homes and at least 11 injuries.
Authorities warned of possible power and water outages, while residents were ordered to stay in shelters until the airstrike ends.
The attacks also affected the region around the capital, damaging critical infrastructure and several private homes.
No, Portugal is not banning all Islamic practices
Viral claims that Portugal is banning all Islamic practices are false and based on a misinterpretation of a new draft law that only bans face coverings in public places.
The law, still in the process of being approved, targets clothing that conceals the face, regardless of religious or gender reasons, and provides for fines of 200 to 4,000 euros for violators.
The Portuguese government has categorically denied that it is restricting the Islamic religion, stressing that the country fully guarantees religious freedom as enshrined in the constitution.
China and Saudi Arabia among countries taking climate credits, analysis finds
The Guardian and Carbon Brief investigation reveals that much climate funding is going to wealthy countries such as China, Saudi Arabia and the Emirates.
Only a fifth ends up in the 44 poorest countries, mostly in the form of loans that increase debt. This unequal distribution is straining global climate negotiations.
Trump faces possible congressional vote on release of Epstein files
Donald Trump is risking a vote in Congress on the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, after two Republican lawmakers refused to withdraw their signatures from the petition forcing a vote.
The move comes after emails were released showing that Trump may have known more about Epstein's activities than he has admitted.
Such a vote could damage the president politically, prompting his base to demand the full release of the documents.
