May 2016
The Entry of a Third Party into the U.S. Presidential Election Campaign
The Libertarian Party has officially entered the U.S. presidential election campaign, nominating Gary Johnson and William Weld as its candidates. Analysts believe their chances of…
Concerns Raised Over Google's New Messaging App Security
Experts have raised serious concerns about Google's new messaging app Allo, particularly regarding its lack of default end-to-end encryption. Edward Snowden has labeled the app…
UN Criticism of Trump's Statements on Climate Change Agreement Cancellation
The UN criticized Donald Trump's intention to cancel the Paris Agreement on climate change if he becomes president. This agreement, signed by 200 countries, is…
New Head of Tehran Revolutionary Court Appointed
Mousa Ghazanfari Abadi has been appointed as the new head of the Tehran Revolutionary Court, succeeding Mohammad Mohammadi Azad. Ghazanfari Abadi, a former parliament member…
U.S. Army: ISIS Commander Killed in Fallujah
The U.S. Army announced the death of ISIS commander Maher al-Bilawi during airstrikes in Fallujah, where at least 70 fighters were killed. Iraqi forces are…
Barack Obama Honors Victims of Hiroshima Atomic Bombing
Barack Obama visited Hiroshima to honor the victims of the atomic bombing and warned against technological advancements lacking ethical progress. This visit marks the first…
Trump Secures Sufficient Votes for Republican Nomination in the Election
Donald Trump has secured enough delegate votes to become the Republican nominee for the U.S. presidential election, surpassing the required threshold with support from both…
Oh Ayatollahs of Iran! You Do Not Know America
The NRA has launched a campaign featuring American citizens defending gun rights, targeting critics including Iranian leaders. Charlie Daniels, a musician, directly addresses Iranian Ayatollahs,…
More than One-Third of North American Birds at Risk of Extinction
A study reveals that over one-third of North American bird species are at risk of extinction, with urgent action needed to protect them. The research…
Trump Secures Majority of Republican Votes in Washington
Donald Trump has secured a significant majority of Republican votes in Washington, effectively positioning himself as the likely nominee for the presidential election. With the…
Obama Calls the Elimination of Mullah Mansour a 'Significant Step' in the Afghan Peace Process
Barack Obama confirmed the death of Taliban leader Mullah Mansour in a U.S. airstrike, calling it a crucial step towards peace in Afghanistan. The U.S.…
ISIS Kills 25 People by 'Dissolving in Acid'
ISIS has executed 25 individuals accused of spying for the Iraqi government by dissolving them in nitric acid, highlighting the group's brutality amidst ongoing military…
Two Awards at Cannes Festival for Shahab Hosseini and Asghar Farhadi
Iranian filmmakers Asghar Farhadi and Shahab Hosseini won major awards at the 69th Cannes Film Festival, with Farhadi receiving the Best Screenplay award for 'The…
Senior US General Undertakes Secret Visit to Syria
General Joseph Votel of the US military made a secret visit to Syria to assess the situation and meet with American advisors and local opposition…
Smoke Detection Alert in Egyptian Airplane Cabin Before Crash
An Egyptian Airbus A320 crashed into the Mediterranean Sea shortly after departing from Paris, with smoke detection alerts activated moments before the incident. The Egyptian…
EgyptAir: Found Parts Do Not Belong to Flight 804
EgyptAir's deputy director has confirmed that parts found in the Mediterranean do not belong to the missing flight MS 804, which disappeared with 66 people…
Deployment of Rescue Robot to the Stomach
Researchers at MIT have developed a swallowable origami robot that can identify and address swallowed batteries and perform medical tasks inside the body. This innovation…
Letter from Christopher Columbus from 1493 Returned to Italy
The U.S. has returned a stolen letter from Christopher Columbus to Italy, which had been missing for decades. The letter, detailing Columbus's observations of the…
May 17, International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia
May 17 is recognized as the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, highlighted by a statement from Barack Obama emphasizing the ongoing struggle against discrimination…
U.S. Senate Approves Bill to Sue Saudi Arabia Over 9/11 Attacks
The U.S. Senate has passed a bill allowing families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia, despite threats from Riyadh to withdraw significant assets from…
Fiat's Driverless Cars in Collaboration with Google
Google and Fiat are collaborating to develop driverless cars, focusing on the Chrysler Pacifica model. This partnership aims to commercialize driverless technology, which could significantly…
Putin: With the Removal of the Iranian Threat, the U.S. Missile System No Longer Justified
Vladimir Putin declared that the nuclear missile threat from Iran no longer exists, thus questioning the justification for the U.S. missile defense system in Europe.…
Brazil's Vice President: We Must Restore Calm
Dilma Rousseff, the suspended President of Brazil, has labeled recent political events as a coup, while her successor, Michel Temer, calls for national unity and…
Discovery of the First White Dwarf Pulsar
The South African Large Telescope has discovered the first white dwarf pulsar, enhancing our understanding of dense cosmic objects. This discovery is significant for astrophysics…
General Wolski: ISIS is Just Buying Time in Iraq
General Gary Wolski of the U.S. military reports that ISIS is losing ground in Iraq, with its ability to conduct large-scale attacks significantly diminished. This…
Clashes Between Police and Dilma Rousseff Supporters Outside Brazilian Senate
Clashes erupted between police and supporters of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff outside the Senate as a crucial impeachment vote approaches. If the Senate votes to…
The First Muslim to Win the Title of 'Miss USA' Converts to Christianity
Rima Fakih, the first Muslim to win the title of 'Miss USA', has converted to Christianity and is set to marry her Lebanese-American fiancé, Waseem…
The Fate of the Brazilian President Will Be Determined Soon
The Brazilian Senate is set to vote on the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff, accused of budget manipulation and corruption. This political crisis has intensified…
Intra-Party Competitions in the U.S.; Sanders' Victory in West Virginia
Bernie Sanders won the Democratic primary in West Virginia, while Donald Trump secured victories in both West Virginia and Nebraska as the presumptive Republican nominee.…
Unprecedented Visit of the U.S. President to Hiroshima
Barack Obama is scheduled to make an unprecedented visit to Hiroshima on May 27, marking the first visit by a sitting U.S. president to the…
Two Israeli Women Wounded in Jerusalem Stabbing Attack
Two Israeli women were stabbed in a park in Jerusalem by masked assailants, prompting police to initiate a manhunt. This incident is part of a…
Rouhani: People Will Learn of Past Officials' Negligence in the Two Billion Dollar Case
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani criticized former officials for their negligence regarding the seizure of two billion dollars of Iranian assets in the U.S. and announced…
Trump: I Will Make Exceptions for the Mayor of London
Donald Trump indicated he would make exceptions to his proposed Muslim entry ban for Sadiq Khan, the new mayor of London. Khan had previously stated…
Increased Efforts in America to Find 'Another Candidate' Instead of Trump
Prominent conservative figures in the U.S. are seeking an alternative to Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination, while Trump asserts that the party does…
Ryan: I am not ready to support Trump as the Republican nominee
Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the House, has stated he is not ready to support Donald Trump as the party's nominee, highlighting divisions within…
Trump Emerges as Republican Nominee
Donald Trump has emerged as the likely Republican nominee for the 2016 presidential election after Ted Cruz's withdrawal. With Trump holding a significant delegate lead,…
American Officials: ISIS Has Directly Killed Our Soldier in Iraq
A U.S. Navy SEAL soldier, Charlie Keating IV, was killed in a direct attack by ISIS forces in Iraq, marking the third U.S. military casualty…
Old Televisions Have Become a Dangerous Problem
The decline in television prices has led to a rise in electronic waste as people abandon old TVs, causing environmental concerns. Municipalities struggle with high…
30,000 People Will Be Unemployed Due to the Closure of Traditional Tea Houses in Karaj
The closure of traditional tea houses in Karaj is expected to result in 30,000 people losing their jobs, as these establishments serve as a significant…
Extinction of Animal Species Following Early Human Invasion of South America
The article discusses how early humans in South America acted as invasive species, leading to the rapid exploitation of resources and the extinction of many…