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Amnesty International alleged that Morocco’s DGST used Pegasus spyware, compromised phones, wiretaps, and hidden microphones against journalists and rights defenders from 2017 to 2021.
Suspected surveillance can expose confidential sources, compromise private devices, and deter reporting even when authorities never issue a formal censorship order.
Amazon introduced lighter 2026 Kindle, Paperwhite, and Colorsoft models priced from $150 to $320, with aluminum upgrades and faster screen refreshes.
Buyers must decide whether lower weight and faster pages justify higher prices, possible accessory costs, advertising tiers, and continued dependence on Amazon’s book ecosystem.
Phoebe Bridgers banned phones, smartwatches, and camera-equipped glasses on her latest tour, and some concertgoers responded by sketching the stage and light show.
The policy changes how fans remember, share, and prove attendance while raising practical questions about device custody, disability access, and emergency communication.
Four children in an Idaho Followers of Christ family died between 2009 and 2021 after their parents withheld medical care, while state religious exemptions constrained intervention.
Idaho’s exemptions can prevent police and social workers from protecting surviving siblings even after an earlier child dies from an illness that ordinary treatment could address.
Palestinian families in Gaza City prepared to bury the remains of 105 people recovered from buildings destroyed by Israeli air strikes in the Yarmouk Square area on October 25, 2023.
After nearly three years beneath rubble, the burial must give families a place to mourn while preserving identities, kinship records, belongings, and grave locations.
US Treasuries completed their worst quarter since 1994 as the 10-year yield reached its highest level since 2002, while Japanese and Australian sovereign borrowing costs also rose.
Persistently higher sovereign yields would increase refinancing costs for governments, mortgages for households, and the price of expansion for companies.
Three domestic-abuse survivors told the BBC that authorities had notified them that their abusive former partners would leave prison early under a release scheme.
An early release can force a survivor to change housing, work, childcare, travel, and security arrangements while relying on agencies to enforce conditions after prison.
Tennessee officials gave Christa Pike two doses of pentobarbital, provided life-saving treatment after she survived, and sent her to a hospital before Governor Bill Lee halted another execution.
The failed execution raises immediate questions about Tennessee’s drug supply, monitoring, emergency authority, recordkeeping, and ability to use the same protocol lawfully again.