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Developers of Revolution Wind off Rhode Island and Empire Wind off New York file lawsuits against the Trump administration challenging a stop-work order affecting offshore wind development.

Ukrainian troops express doubt that the war will end soon as the new year begins.

A 6.5-magnitude earthquake shakes Mexico, with map-based coverage highlighting affected regions.

Grok AI faces criticism for generating images depicting minors in minimal clothing, raising safety concerns.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security pauses immigration applications for an additional 20 countries.

Grok reports that gaps in safety safeguards allowed images depicting minors in minimal clothing to be shared on the X platform.

The Israeli government accuses New York City Mayor Mamdani of antisemitism over canceled orders that barred city agencies from boycotting Israel.

A mayoral candidate's résumé illustrates the diverse coalition that contributed to his November victory.

The tanker was intercepted in the Caribbean while heading to pick up oil in Venezuela. Russia asked the United States to end the pursuit.

Yemeni government forces aligned with the Saudi-led coalition announce deployments to reclaim areas controlled by a separatist faction backed by the UAE.

A survey indicates Ukrainian troops doubt the conflict will end in the near term. The article discusses expectations for the war into the new year.

A 25-year-old landmark paper on glyphosate safety was retracted, triggering renewed scrutiny of Roundup. The development prompts calls for EPA reassessment of the chemical.

The images raise concerns about safety, ethics, and content policies for AI-generated media. The episode highlights the need for robust governance of AI tools.

Kyrylo Budanov is named to serve as Ukraine's chief of staff.

An earthquake of magnitude 6.3 struck southern Mexico.

Tesla, the largest US electric-vehicle maker, was hit harder than peers by the elimination of federal incentives.

Life without birth certificates leaves South Africans legally invisible and restricts access to services. Reports highlight the human-rights impact of this gap.

A Belgian cybersecurity official warns Europe has effectively lost the internet, citing disruptions and governance challenges. The remarks highlight concerns about digital infrastructure resilience across the region.

Israel permits traders to bring dual-use goods into Gaza that were previously barred from aid organisations. The measure could affect humanitarian operations.

China's Xi Jinping will host South Korea's leader this weekend as tensions with Japan intensify in the region. The meeting reflects broader regional security dynamics.

People without birth certificates in South Africa face legal invisibility and limited access to services.

Public appearance by Kim Jong Un's daughter at the North Korean state mausoleum.

Analysts anticipate continued gains for US equities, though inflation, the dollar, and high valuations pose risks.

China's Xi will host South Korea’s leader amid rising tensions with Japan, reflecting broader regional security dynamics.

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, under Russian occupation, would be crucial to powering Ukraine’s postwar recovery.

Beijing uses a ban on scallops to pressure Japan over Taiwan, illustrating how trade can affect diplomacy.

Yemen's separatists allow Saudi-backed forces to operate in areas they control.

New York City's new mayor presents plans centered on housing affordability and helping vulnerable residents.

A Belgian cybersecurity official says Europe faces significant online disruption and governance challenges.