Protesters in Iran took to the streets despite a government-imposed internet blackout, following calls for demonstrations by the exiled crown prince. The unrest marks a major challenge to the government, with casualties and arrests reported.

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit demanding the United States evacuate Palestinian Arab Americans from Gaza, citing limits on judicial authority over foreign policy. The court noted the government had already developed an evacuation plan.

Anti-Zionist protesters chanted support for Hamas near a Queens synagogue and Jewish school, prompting heightened security and concern among local residents. Police kept the groups separated, and nearby schools closed early due to safety fears.

Nicolai Tangen, head of Norway's sovereign wealth fund, has raised its profile through a popular podcast and media appearances. While praised for strong financial results, his public style has drawn criticism and heightened scrutiny of the fund's operations.

The Trump administration is launching a new Justice Department division to fight nationwide fraud, sparking criticism from rights groups and political opponents. The move follows recent funding freezes to several states over alleged fraud concerns.

The podcast examines the origins and spiritual significance of the Egyptian exile in this week's Torah portion, linking it to Abraham's prophecy. It also shares new insights from historical and archeological research on ancient Egypt.

US Vice President JD Vance has called on Europe to take President Trump's push to acquire Greenland seriously, citing security concerns. European leaders have responded by emphasizing dialogue and defending Greenland's territorial integrity.

Venezuela freed five Spanish citizens, but local rights groups say Venezuelan political prisoners remain detained. The releases follow major political changes in Caracas and ongoing calls for broader prisoner releases.

The Trump administration is establishing a new Department of Justice division to fight fraud, sparking criticism from rights advocates. The move follows funding freezes to several states over alleged fraud concerns and ongoing disputes with immigrant communities.

Chinese food companies are leading foreign participation at Indusfood 2026 in Greater Noida, adapting products for Indian consumers. The expo features over 2,200 exhibitors from more than 30 countries, showcasing a wide range of international food products. The event highlights India's growing role in global food trade.

A United States immigration agent shot and wounded two people in Portland during a vehicle stop. Authorities are investigating the incident and have called for calm amid heightened tensions. The condition of the injured individuals is currently unknown.

Chinese companies are leading foreign participation at Indusfood 2026 in Greater Noida, introducing tailored food products for Indian consumers. The expo also features a diverse range of international exhibitors and marks the launch of the India-UAE Food Corridor.