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Spain Orders Probe Into Child Abuse Content on Social Media

Spain has ordered a major investigation into child abuse content hosted on social media platforms. Prosecutors will examine whether these platforms may be responsible for enabling or failing to prevent crimes against minors.

Russian Athletes Allowed to Compete Under Own Flags at Paralympics

For the first time since 20214, Russian athletes may compete under their own national flags at the Paralympic Games. Previously, sanctions prevented the Russian flag from being flown due to international sports restrictions.

Record Flooding Submerges Southwest England After Weeks Of Relentless Rain

Southwest England is grappling with record-breaking flood levels after weeks of relentless rainfall left towns and countryside submerged. Salisbury has been particularly hard hit, with aerial footage revealing vast stretches of water engulfing roads, homes, and surrounding farmland. Rivers across the region have surged to historic levels, breaching banks and overwhelming local flood defenses. Authorities warn that saturated ground and continued rainfall could worsen conditions, raising concerns about infrastructure damage and prolonged disruption.

US Capitol Security Breach: Man Arrested After Running Toward US Capitol Armed

An 18-year-old man ran toward the U.S. Capitol with a loaded shotgun on Tuesday (February 17) before police arrested him without incident, said U.S. Capitol Police Chief Michael Sullivan. Photos released by the U.S. Capitol Police show the unidentified man being arrested by officers and the shotgun he used. The motive of the man, who police said was wearing a tactical vest and tactical gloves, was not immediately known. He also had a Kevlar helmet and a gas mask in his vehicle, police said.

UK: Nigel Farage Unveils Reform UK's 'Shadow Cabinet'

Reform UK has announced its new shadow cabinet, with Nigel Farage positioning the party as Britain’s main opposition force. The lineup features several high-profile Conservative defectors, signaling a bold attempt to reshape the UK’s political landscape. Farage described Reform UK as a “brand in itself,” underlining his ambition to expand the party’s national appeal beyond its traditional base.

JeffTube hosts videos from Epstein Files and looks just like YouTube - Link and details
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JeffTube is a platform that looks similar to YouTube and hosts videos from the Epstein Files. It lets you browse through the videos with ease, without having to download them. There are a few things you should keep in mind while browsing JeffTube.

Pravina Deshpande, Salman Khan's co-star in Ready, dies at 60; condolences pour in

Veteran actress Pravina Deshpande, who has worked in films and TV, has passed away at the age of 60. Condolences and tributes poured in from fans.

Trump announces first Japan investments under trade deal: How it helps US counter China?
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Trump announced the first $36 billion tranche of Japan’s $550 billion US investment pledge tied to a tariff deal. The projects span energy, oil exports, and manufacturing, boosting US industry, reducing reliance on China

Jesse Jackson Has Passed Away: Civil Rights Icon Jackson Dies at 82

Veteran civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died after a prolonged illness, marking the end of a defining chapter in modern American activism. A longtime ally of Martin Luther King Jr., Jackson rose to national prominence as a powerful advocate for racial justice, economic equality, and voting rights. Jackson made history as a two-time presidential candidate, breaking barriers and expanding political representation for Black Americans.

Epstein Files: Hillary Clinton Demands Full Epstein Files, Accuses Trump Cover-Up

The Epstein saga has reignited political tensions as Hillary Clinton publicly defended former President Bill Clinton while demanding the full release of all files related to Jeffrey Epstein. Clinton lashed out at the Trump administration, accusing it of withholding critical documents and alleging a “cover-up” in the handling of the case. Millions of pages linked to Epstein have recently resurfaced in public discourse, renewing scrutiny of high-profile figures once associated with the convicted sex offender.

Chilling new details revealed in Pawtucket shooting: Did Robert Dorgan aka Roberta Esposito kill son, ex-wife over 'gender identity'?
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Senior Night turned into a bloodbath in Rhode Island on Monday (Feb 16) as a trans shooter, 56-year-old Robert Dorgan, aka Roberta Esposito, gunned down multiple victims, including his ex-wife and adult son. Chilling details continue to emerge. Scroll to read.

Ukraine Under Fire: Russia Launches Massive Drone & Missile Strikes on Odesa & Central Ukraine

Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukraine, launching a massive aerial barrage targeting Odesa and central regions with drones and missiles. This escalation comes amid ongoing tensions in the region, causing significant damage and raising international concern.

Jesse Jackson Passes Away: Veteran US Civil Rights Leader Dies at 84 After Prolonged Illness

Veteran civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has died after a prolonged illness, marking the end of a defining chapter in modern American activism. A longtime ally of Martin Luther King Jr., Jackson rose to national prominence as a powerful advocate for racial justice, economic equality, and voting rights. Jackson made history as a two-time presidential candidate, breaking barriers and expanding political representation for Black Americans.

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Questions Russia's Commitment To Peace Talks

Russian strikes in Ukraine continued as talks in Geneva began on Tuesday (February 17), President Volodymyr Zelensky said in his nightly video address. Negotiators from Ukraine and Russia met for the first of two days of U.S.-mediated peace talks in Geneva on Tuesday, with U.S. President Donald Trump pressing Kyiv to act fast to reach a deal to end the four-year conflict. Ahead of the negotiations in Switzerland, Russia carried out airstrikes overnight across swathes of Ukraine, severely damaging the power network in the southern port city of Odesa. Zelensky said the attacks left tens of thousands without heat and water.

Champions League | 'Where Vinicius plays something happens,' Benfica coach Mourinho on alleged racial abuse vs Real Madrid player

Real Madrid players took off after alleged racial abuse by Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni against Vini. Mourinho, meanwhile, said that Vinicus incited the crowd with his 'disrespectful celebration' after the goal.

Pak Soldiers Released: Taliban Releases Three Pakistani Soldiers Captured in October 2025

The Taliban has released three Pakistani soldiers who were captured during border clashes in October 2025. The development marks a significant step in easing tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Authorities continue to monitor the situation, while families and officials welcome the soldiers’ safe return amid ongoing regional security concerns.

Iran-US Nuclear Talks: US Aircraft Carrier Leaves Caribbean, Heads To West Asia

The second round of Iran–US nuclear talks has concluded with Tehran claiming a “broad agreement” on guiding principles for a potential deal. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described the discussions as constructive but cautioned that progress does not mean a final agreement is imminent. No date has been set for a third round of negotiations. Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance stated that Iran has yet to meet Washington’s “red lines,” signaling that major gaps remain.

India, France Strengthen Ties: Strategic Global Partnership Announced

India and France have elevated their bilateral relationship, announcing a new strategic global partnership during the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Mumbai. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Macron held high-level talks focused on defence cooperation, technology, climate action, and Indo-Pacific security. The upgraded partnership signals deepening ties between the two nations amid shifting global geopolitics. The visit is expected to boost collaboration in innovation, trade, and strategic sectors, reinforcing India–France cooperation on the world stage

Iran-US Nuclear Talks: Iran Says 'Guiding Principles' Agreed, Vance Says 'Red Lines Not Met'

The second round of Iran–US nuclear talks has concluded with Tehran claiming a “broad agreement” on guiding principles for a potential deal. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described the discussions as constructive but cautioned that progress does not mean a final agreement is imminent. No date has been set for a third round of negotiations. Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance stated that Iran has yet to meet Washington’s “red lines,” signaling that major gaps remain.