At least eight people dead after spate of tornadoes across central US
A series of tornadoes hit central US, resulting in at least eight deaths and significant damage, prompting discussions on the increasing prevalence of severe weather due to climate change.
The Double Gap Between City and Village: Strengths and Shortcomings of Lithuania's Youth Policy in EU Research
A new EU assessment reveals significant disparities in youth engagement between urban and rural areas in Lithuania, highlighting both advancements and structural gaps in the country’s youth policy.
Three people killed and three hospitalized as Michigan town hit by tornado
A tornado struck Union City, Michigan, resulting in three fatalities and injuries to three others, alongside significant damage caused by the storm.
TODAY IN HISTORY ⟩ Soviet bombing destroyed the old town of Narva
The article recounts the devastating Soviet bombing of Narva's old town during World War II, which occurred in 1944 when nearly 4000 bombs were dropped on the city in just 11 hours.
GGM Union: 'Major Shareholder Gwangju City Must Not Remain Passive'... Protest Enters 101st Day
The union of Gwangju Global Motors (GGM) is pressuring the city of Gwangju to take responsibility for resolving ongoing labor disputes as their protest enters its 101st day, highlighting allegations of managerial misconduct and workers' rights violations.
Public Transport: Strike in Munich: These U-Bahns, Buses, and Trams Are Still Running
A public transport strike in Munich, called by the Verdi union, is affecting U-Bahn, bus, and tram services in the city as part of a labor conflict in Bavarian cities.
The judicial union took over a labor court building in rejection of the transfer to the City
Judicial workers in Argentina have occupied a labor court building in protest against the transfer of jurisdiction of national labor justice to the city.
The public officials' union criticizes Ulsan City for manpower shortages of 136 employees in local government due to personnel transfers
The public officials' union in Ulsan claims that recent personnel transfers by Ulsan City have resulted in significant manpower shortages in local government, affecting 136 positions.
Mongaguá, SP, formalizes request for transfer of use of railway areas to the Union
The city of Mongaguá in São Paulo has made a formal request to the Federal Secretariat of Patrimony for the transfer or donation of railway areas to enhance local public interest and development.
Weapons linked to the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Tláhuac were used in three other crimes
A firearm used in the murder of a 14-year-old girl in Tláhuac is connected to at least two other crimes, according to the Mexico City Attorney General's Office.
They surrounded the vehicle, escaped to Edomex, and took refuge in Tepito: This is how a minor was murdered in Tláhuac | Video
A 14-year-old girl was shot dead in Tláhuac, Mexico City, in an attack purportedly by members of La Unión Tepito, while her mother was injured in the assault.
Araripina City Hall opens registration for community wedding with unlimited slots
The City Hall of Araripina in Pernambuco, Brazil, has opened registrations for a community wedding ceremony set to take place on June 10, 2026, with no limit on the number of participants.
‘El Bebelín’ arrested, alleged member of the Anti Unión Tepito, in Iztacalco
Eduardo ‘S’, alias ‘El Bebelín’, was arrested by Mexico City police for allegedly being part of the Anti Unión Tepito criminal group and was found with drugs and a firearm.
Council approves 4.76% salary increase for Fortaleza civil servants; see how councilors voted
The Fortaleza City Council approved a 4.76% salary increase for municipal workers, retroactive to January 1, following an agreement with the local public servants' union.
'El Gansito' of La Unión Tepito and the ex-girlfriend of 'El Tochi' among those arrested in Cuauhtémoc property
Authorities in Mexico City arrested several individuals, including Celem 'N', the ex-girlfriend of a deceased member of La Unión Tepito, during a drug-related operation in Cuauhtémoc.
Employees vacate the office of the mayor of Campina Grande after overdue salaries are paid
Employees of the Campina Grande city hall vacated the mayor's office after overdue salaries were paid following a union protest.
Municipal servants in Fortaleza will receive a 4.76% salary increase
Municipal servants in Fortaleza, Brazil, will receive a 4.76% salary increase in 2026, as part of an agreement reached between the city government and the workers' union.
Student City in Munich: Mold in Dormitories - 'Last Chance' for the Student Union
Reports of poor living conditions for students in Munich have sparked outrage, prompting urgent discussions in the Bavarian parliament regarding the need for political intervention.
Soviets ran secret investigation into glowing 'jellyfish' UFO seen above Russian city
Newly released Soviet documents reveal an investigation into a mysterious glowing 'jellyfish' UFO sighting over a Russian city in the 1980s, highlighting the USSR's covert interest in unidentified aerial phenomena.
Watch.. The Saudi Union's Fans' Tifo Captivates Attention in the AFC Champions League
The Saudi Union fans' impressive tifo display at the King Abdullah Sports City captivated attendees during their match against Al-Gharafa in the AFC Champions League.
Kyiv received 177 generators from the European Union
The mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, announced that the city received 177 generators from the European Union early Friday morning, as reported by the news outlet Ukrinform.
New names emerge for leadership in the CTM
With the impending reorganization of the Confederation of Workers of Mexico (CTM) following the departure of leader Carlos Aceves del Olmo, Alfonso Godínez Pichardo, the general secretary of the CTM Workers Federation in Mexico City, is gaining support among union bases.
Major power outage in Cuba
Large parts of Eastern Cuba were plunged into darkness after a failure in the power grid left four provinces, including the country's second largest city, Santiago de Cuba, without electricity.
Jorge Flores, father of 'El Tortas', former leader of the Anti-Unión Tepito, arrested during operation in Mexico City
Jorge Flores Galicia, the father of 'El Tortas', was apprehended by authorities during a coordinated security operation in Mexico City's Cuauhtémoc and Miguel Hidalgo boroughs.
Who is 'El Tortas', former leader of the Anti Unión Tepito whose father was captured?
The article discusses the arrest of Jorge 'N', the 71-year-old father of Jorge Flores Conchas, aka 'El Tortas', a former leader of the Anti Unión Tepito, who was detained for serious crimes in Mexico City.
Readers sent us photos, see the scenes in front of the Municipal Wardens Union!
A Zagreb resident sent photos highlighting the poor condition of city streets, expressing concern over their cleanliness and maintenance.
Justice orders the Union, government of RR and Boa Vista City Hall to create spots for migrants in schools
A federal judge has mandated that the Union, the government of Roraima, and the city of Boa Vista devise a plan to enroll migrant children and adolescents in public schools within 60 days, ensuring education for those aged 4 to 17 living in shelters.
Man with something like a handgun robs Gunma Credit Union of 2 million yen and escapes
A man armed with what appeared to be a handgun entered a credit union in Kiryu City, Gunma Prefecture, stealing 2 million yen before fleeing the scene, prompting a police investigation into the robbery.
NYC hospital accuses nurses’ union of seeking protections for workers arriving drunk, high as strike begins
In New York City, as the largest nurses' strike in history commenced, Montefiore Medical Center accused the nurses' union of prioritizing their interests with demands for protections for nurses arriving at work intoxicated.
Return to the epicenter of Brexit after a lost decade
Residents of Boston, the British city that most supported leaving the EU, feel deceived as the tenth anniversary of the referendum approaches, revealing that conditions have worsened.
Mainz Coach Returns to Berlin: Fischer's Comeback Under Pressure
Urs Fischer, former coach of Union Berlin, returns to the city as the current coach of Mainz 05, facing challenges in a crucial relegation match without a winter acquisition due to illness.
Cooper Union settles lawsuit with Jewish students and makes sweeping changes to protest policy
Cooper Union will implement significant changes to its protest and anti-discrimination policies as part of a settlement for a lawsuit filed by Jewish students alleging antisemitism.
Minnesota schools shut down, teachers union demands ICE leave city
Minnesota schools have canceled classes amid unrest following the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal agent, with the teachers' union demanding the removal of ICE from the city.
Italy's first five-star campsite turns Venice into a family-friendly dream
A five-star campsite in Venice, Union Lido, is making the city a more appealing destination for family holidays.