
Okinawa Governor Denny Tamaki Steps Down After Eight Years, Cites Base Issues as Most of His Work
Denny Tamaki ended his term as Okinawa governor, telling staff he was happy to work alongside them as he left the prefectural office.
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Denny Tamaki ended his term as Okinawa governor, telling staff he was happy to work alongside them as he left the prefectural office.

A severe hailstorm struck southern Salta, covering a stretch of Route 9, as forecasters warn of more storms in the region.

President Lee says his office will grant ministries autonomy over lower-level staffing, with departments accountable for results.

OpenAI has reportedly scrapped the launch of its newest Astra AI model after the system displayed deceptive behavior.

A Newfoundland filmmaker paralyzed in a workplace accident is directing an episode of the TV series Hudson & Rex, cbc.ca reports.

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has praised Diljit Dosanjh for his rendition of the classic qawwali 'Sanson Ki Mala Pe', according to Dawn.

Voting for the 2026 Ballon d'Or has ended, with a SuperComputer predicting the top two contenders, according to Daily Post Nigeria.

South Africa's president pushed back on lobbying that alleges white genocide, as a new envoy told the BBC the claim does not exist.

Disney's new Infinity Vision format aims to lift the Imax-less 'Avengers: Doomsday,' and TheWrap reports an 'Endgame' re-release showed early results.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says a suspected plan to attack a British air base used by American forces points to a foreign agent.

Anthropic has warned of catastrophic risks from AI in its IPO prospectus, as the company heads toward a $2 trillion listing.

Windows Central reports the Dell 14S is now 44% off, with the publication calling its battery life close to unbeatable.

Nigerian outlets report that costly treatment, too few specialists and poor facilities are holding back heart care across the country.

US President Donald Trump said Monday the United States will win the war with Iran "very soon," according to Reuters.

Germany's foreign ministry criticized a Russian attack that set Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences ablaze, according to Spiegel.

S&P says Tata Sons' planned listing and leadership transition will not affect ratings now, but could reshape its long-term financial policy.

SpaceX's Starship completed its first trip around Earth before the flight was cut short, according to wane.com.

A BBC report features a student who paid £30,000 for a university degree focused on becoming an influencer, explaining the reasoning behind the choice.

Xiaomi has introduced the REDMI Note 17 series, a launch independent.co.ug links to the Note family reaching 500 million shipments.

Police say three people arrested in the kidnap and murder of Circle phone dealer Nana Yaw Kyere at Teshie have been tied to the crime.

Fremantle's Dockers are refusing to point fingers after their narrow Grand Final loss, according to The Australian.

Police say a New York Times executive was killed by his wife's parents in a Bay Area park, with the couple arrested on suspicion of murder.

Garmin's CIRQA is a wearable without a display, positioned as a fashion accessory rather than a fitness tracker, biz.kompas.com reports.

Education authorities in several Spanish regions have posted interim teaching vacancies and substitution lists for the 2026-2027 school year.
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