Neo-Nazi active clubs are rapidly expanding internationally, using fitness and MMA training to recruit and indoctrinate members into far-right ideologies, as seen in recent events in Canada. These groups, inspired by figures like Rob Rundo and Thomas Sewell, are increasingly interconnected and collaborating with other extremist organizations.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to remove "improper ideology" from the Smithsonian Museums and the National Zoo, accusing the institution of trying to rewrite American history on issues of race and gender. The order puts hardline Vice President JD Vance in charge of efforts to carry out the order at the Smithsonian's museums, educations and research centers.
Former Jungle Pocket member Shinji Saito's career came crashing down after his indictment on charges of sexual assault and indecent acts without consent. The allegations, stemming from an incident involving a woman in her 20s last July, prompted his agency, Yoshimoto Kogyo Co., to suspend his activities and ultimately terminate his contract.
Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University activist facing deportation over his alleged support for Hamas, claims his arrest is motivated by anti-Palestinian racism and an attempt to suppress dissent. He is fighting his deportation in court and has called for unity in defending the right to protest for Palestine.
A North Dakota jury has ordered Greenpeace to pay over $660 million to Energy Transfer and its subsidiary Dakota Access in connection with protests against the construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline. Greenpeace maintains that the lawsuit was an attempt to silence dissent and bankrupt its opponents, and they plan to appeal the decision.
President Trump's legal team has informed Judge Boasberg, appointed by President Obama, that they will not disclose information on deportation flights due to national security concerns. This decision comes as the final JFK assassination files are released, potentially containing a letter from Jackie Kennedy to President Lyndon Johnson and missing conspiracy footage.
South African cricketer Corbin Bosch finds himself in hot water, facing legal action from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for allegedly breaching his contract with the Peshawar Zalmi in the Pakistan Super League (PSL). This comes just as he has secured a spot in the Mumbai Indians squad for the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) season, replacing injured teammate Lizaad Williams.
A satirical float in Cologne depicting Jesus and an altar boy in a controversial manner has been condemned by church leaders as “tasteless” and offensive, linking the divine figure to the abuse scandal within the Catholic Church.
In Germany's recent election, the right-wing populist AfD emerged as the second-largest party, capitalizing on fears and resentment towards immigrants and refugees. This rise of the AfD stands in stark contrast to the message of unity and reconciliation championed by former President Richard von Weizsacker, raising concerns about the future of German democracy and tolerance.
Dallas Brodie, the B.C. Conservatives' attorney general critic, sparked controversy with a social media post stating that there are "zero" confirmed child burial sites at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. Her post has been met with criticism from Indigenous leaders and the B.C.
The Trump administration's decision to revoke a Biden-era policy requiring reports on potential violations of international law by allies using U.S.-supplied weapons has drawn criticism from lawmakers concerned about human rights and oversight. This move raises concerns about the potential for increased human rights violations and decreased transparency in the use of U.S.
Daniel Jebbison, a forward for Bournemouth, has opted to represent Canada internationally, and the 21-year-old has been named in Canada's preliminary squad for the 2025 CONCACAF Nations League Finals. Previously involved in England’s youth setup and having played in the Under-20 World Cup, Jebbison’s one-time association change awaits FIFA approval before he can officially join the Canadian team.
AC Milan manager Sergio Conceicao acknowledged the fans' frustration after their 2-1 defeat to Torino, emphasizing the need for the team to take responsibility for their shortcomings and improve their response to setbacks. He also pointed out the team's lack of cohesion and their tendency to make too many mistakes.
Atletico Madrid climbed to the top of LaLiga following a convincing 3–0 away win over Valencia, with Julian Alvarez scoring twice in the first half and substitute Angel Correa netting a late third goal. The result positions Atletico two points clear at the top, while Valencia remains near the bottom of the standings.
Two lawsuits have been filed against Delta Air Lines after a plane from Minneapolis-St. Paul crash-landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, injuring 21 people. The claims, alleging negligence and recklessness by the flight crew, highlight severe injuries sustained by passengers during the incident, and the event is currently under investigation by Canadian and U.S. authorities.
Federal regulators have cited Tesla for workplace safety lapses at its Austin, Texas plant after a worker was electrocuted last summer. The investigation, closed in January by OSHA, has sparked public debate over whether Tesla and its contractors prioritize safety alongside other federal regulatory reforms tied to Elon Musk.
Marian Turski, a Holocaust survivor who co-founded the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews and became a prominent advocate for human rights and understanding, passed away at the age of 98. Turski's life was marked by both immense suffering and unwavering resilience, as he dedicated himself to preserving the memory of the Holocaust and fighting against indifference and prejudice.
President Trump, known for his thin skin and showmanship, has taken control of the Kennedy Center, raising concerns about how he will manage the renowned institution of music, theater, and dance. Concerns have been raised about how President Trump, known for his thin skin and showmanship, will manage the Kennedy Center, a renowned institution of music, theater, and dance.
Niemann secured a remarkable victory on the LIV Golf tour by carding a seven-under 65 final round, finishing 13-under overall and edging out Abraham Ancer by two shots. Alongside his win, the event highlighted strong performances from other top golfers, announced large prize purses, and confirmed Adelaide as the host city for future tournaments.
Scott Lynch, the head team doctor at Penn State, was removed from his position after complaining about coach James Franklin's interference with medical decisions. Lynch then filed a lawsuit against Penn State, alleging that the university had violated the Pennsylvania Whistleblower Law and breached its contract with him.
