Teachers in Tennessee are now permitted to carry firearms in the classroom.
The Tennessee legislature enacted a bill that would permit teachers and other school employees to carry concealed handguns in classrooms. How can it address the shootings at schools?
Netanyahu opposes a two-state solution and the appeal from Hamas to halt the conflict in Israel-Hamas. The leader of the Israeli war cabinet charges Netanyahu of making up his military objectives. Members of the Israeli military cabinet discovered a deep-seated dispute. Netanyahu is charged with impeding the Israeli offensive's reduction in force. Reversing support might set off early polls for far-right parties. Watch to find out more!
Haiti extends its state of emergency, prohibiting public meetings and extending curfews.
A month has been added to the state of emergency in Haiti as armed gangs continue their attacks. That involves robbing a food market and setting a police station on fire. Prime Minister Ariel Henry, who is still stuck overseas, is facing demands from gang leaders for his resignation.
Meta stock falls as investors are disappointed by the AI spending forecast.
Following the announcement of the company's first-quarter results report, Meta's stock price plummeted. Forecasts of lower-than-expected revenue and increased expenses caused investors to react unfavorably. Meta's market capitalization lost around $200 billion due to the decline in stock prices, and its market value has dropped to about $1 trillion as a result.
Russia and Kazakhstan battle flooding; over 110,000 people in Kazakhstan were evacuated.
With hundreds of thousands fleeing inundated regions of Kazakhstan and Russia, scientists wonder if climate change is warming western Siberia and the Ural Mountains.
When "Dubidubidu" became popular, it topped Spotify's viral top 50 in Japan.
Many people from this East Asian country are moving to the rhythms of a Chilean song in Japan. The performer of a 20-year-old song from Chile called Dubidubidu was taken aback when it went viral in Japan.
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Israel Issues An Ultimatum Before Ramadan: Release Hostages or Elsewhere Talks about the IDF Action Hostages are scheduled to resume. However, Israel is putting out a firm line: either the IDF destroys the militants' final stronghold in Rafah during the Muslim Holy month, or Hamas releases those hostages by Ramadan. This is happening as horrifying information regarding Hamas' horrific sexual attacks on Israeli women on October 7th keeps coming to light. The Israeli military claims it is still expanding its operations in the northern Gaza Strip, where the fight against Hamas began months ago. As they moved from building to building, troops could be seen sprinting and firing. Returning to long-stalled negotiations, Israeli negotiators hope to secure the release of around 130 captives that Hamas may still be holding in Gaza. Israel has only resumed discussions because, according to mediators, Hamas has lowered its demands, which include an end to the conflict.
Germany's AfD files 22 claims before the highest court, claiming rights violations.
The far-right AfD party in Germany is bringing numerous issues before the nation's Supreme Constitutional Court. The party asserts that there is a violation of its rights. The party has filed at least 22 cases, which are still ongoing in court.
In Antarctica, four new emperor penguin groups were found.
Scientists have been able to discover hitherto unknown colonies of emperor penguins thanks to new satellite images. Emperor penguins are, at the very least, moving their colonies when breeding locations are threatened by melting ice as a result of climate change. The four freshly discovered colonies most likely existed for many years, although scientists hadn't previously noticed them, according to a British Antarctic Survey statement on Wednesday.
For the first time, the global mean temperature exceeds the 1.5° Celsius barrier for a full year.
There has been a breach of the world mean temperature. The global average temperature exceeded 1.5°C for the first time, according to the European Climate Agency.
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