Cuba pardons 2,010 prisoners in ‘humanitarian’ gesture amid US pressure
Cuba’s government announced on Thursday that it was pardoning 2,010 prisoners as a “humanitarian” gesture during Holy Week, after pledging in March to release...
Indonesian grandmother freed from Malaysian death row returns home: ‘feels unreal’
An Indonesian woman who spent nearly 15 years on death row in a Malaysian prison for drug trafficking has returned home after receiving clemency,...
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Federal Judge Tosses Blake Lively’s Sexual Harassment Claims Against Justin Baldoni
A federal judge on Thursday dismissed actor Blake Lively’s sexual harassment claims against co-star Justin Baldoni over conduct on the set of the 2024...
Hong Kong police on the hunt for 2 men who attacked taxi driver after quarrel
Hong Kong police are on the hunt for two men who allegedly attacked a taxi driver they had an argument with in Yuen Long...
‘I can’t breathe’: Korean Air sued over in-flight death of passenger
Korean Air said on Friday it will faithfully respond to legal procedures in the United States, where a lawsuit was filed in Virginia on...
World’s highest hotel opens in Hong Kong’s West Kowloon in 2011 – from the SCMP archive
This article was first published on April 3, 2011 If the altitude doesn’t give you a nosebleed, the room rates might By John Carney...
$100K in 7 Days: The Explosive Rise of OpenClaw — And Why China Is Shutting It Down
An AI that trades on its own, manages tasks like a real employee, and helped users generate massive returns in just days—OpenClaw has quickly...
US Eyes New Zealand as Possible Space Launch Site
The United States government is increasingly looking to New Zealand as a possible space launch site, as the Pentagon warns that existing infrastructure is...