Israeli politician Naftali Bennett attributes the 9/11 terrorist attacks to mismanagement of radical Islamic extremism in the Middle East, arguing that failure to address this threat endangers Western lives.

Hungary's new government has set a target to adopt the euro by 2030 while seeking to improve relations with the European Union, though economic experts express scepticism about the feasibility given current economic conditions and tight timelines.

Georgina Rodriguez, fiancée of Cristiano Ronaldo, wore a low-cut silver dress to the Met Gala in New York.

The Trump administration is reportedly planning to relocate the US Forest Service to Utah, a move that would grant state and local governments increased control over federal public lands and facilitate greater industrial use of those lands.

China has deployed a new intelligent ocean-observation buoy in the Yellow Sea that uses a novel design departing from Western mooring architecture used since World War II.

The Supreme Court's Republican majority ruled against a 1982 Voting Rights Act amendment requiring states to maintain majority-Black or majority-Latino legislative districts, prompting Louisiana to suspend House elections pending new district maps.

Alan Dershowitz claims Jeffrey Epstein had limited information on only one person and denies conspiracy theories linking Epstein to intelligence agencies or characterizing him as a pedophile.

ProPublica reports on infants suffering serious bleeding complications after parents decline vitamin K injections routinely administered at birth, a preventive measure against haemorrhagic disease of the newborn.

An opinion piece critiques British ethno-nationalist movements, arguing that their concept of racial purity is scientifically flawed because human ancestry is more complex than they understand.

EU officials and signatories are calling for the European Union to take immediate action against West Bank settlement projects through sanctions measures including visa bans and business restrictions.

A Slate article explores a personal account of experiencing a bank scam reversal and the legal or ethical complications that may have resulted from the recovery process.

Sex expert Tracey Cox identifies five warning signs that indicate a marriage may be emotionally disconnected or failing, without obvious conflict.

Joel Davis, a known neo-Nazi figure, has been charged with inciting racial hatred following a rally held outside NSW Parliament. The charges relate to speeches or statements made during the demonstration.

The US and Iran are in a stalemate regarding their ongoing conflict, with the US stating it will respond militarily if attacked. The report comes from France 24's Washington correspondent.

Karnataka's Speaker U.T. Khader states he must examine legal and technical aspects before administering oath to D.N. Jeevaraj following a Sringeri recount, after discussing the matter with Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot.

Middle managers are being tasked with driving AI adoption in their organizations by monitoring usage, creating dashboards, and encouraging their teams to integrate the technology into daily work.

Three people have died from hantavirus aboard a Dutch cruise ship anchored off Cape Verde, with five additional suspected cases identified. A doctor explains why the outbreak poses a serious health concern.

The article reports that President Trump has paused a new initiative related to stranded vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, described as a reversal of policy announced within a 48-hour period.

World leaders at a Geneva climate summit have agreed on a new climate finance framework establishing a $500 billion annual fund to support developing nations most vulnerable to climate change impacts.

London's Metropolitan Police has established a specialist team to protect Jewish communities, following Commissioner Mark Rowley's statement that these communities face sustained threats from hostile state actors and extremist groups.

Bake Off host Ravneet Gill has announced she is pregnant with her second child, sharing the news publicly after recently returning to television work on Junior Bake Off.

Brazilian President Lula has publicly criticized Trump more openly amid disagreements over Venezuela policy and the Iran conflict, creating potential risks as Brazil navigates U.S. relations during an election year.

A sculpture installation at China's Chaka Salt Lake, a popular tourist destination known for its mirror-like surface, has drawn criticism from visitors and observers who say it disrupts the natural aesthetic of the landscape.

A report indicates that 2025 has seen increased violent incidents targeting American Jews, with cases documented across all 50 states, with New York, California, and New Jersey recording the highest numbers.

Slate announces a new audio-based game called SoundBites launching on May 6, 2026, designed to build answers from audio elements.

A woman killed in a Bristol home explosion had previously fled her violent ex-partner and reported his behavior to police multiple times, according to neighbors and reports.

A man infected with hantavirus is receiving treatment in Zurich, Switzerland, with Swiss authorities stating there is no current risk to the general population.

The article reports that Arsenal fans will face record ticket prices for the Champions League final in Budapest, though the summary appears incomplete and the headline's claim about Arsenal reaching the final contradicts known facts about Arsenal's actual Champions League performance.

The article examines a network of young activists in New York City who participate in multiple protest movements, including climate activism, anti-Israel demonstrations, and protests against ICE enforcement operations.

A personal advice column letter in which someone describes developing romantic feelings for a family member-to-be and believes the feelings may be reciprocated.

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky were photographed looking tense in a car after attending the Met Gala, with social media users speculating about their relationship dynamics.

A French vessel was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, resulting in several crew members being wounded. The injured personnel were evacuated and received medical care.

Michael Owen reports that Sir Alex Ferguson appeared mentally sharp during a phone call hours before the Manchester United legend was rushed to hospital during a Premier League match against Liverpool.

The article provides advice on managing severe pollen allergies in spring, including survival tips and warning signs like 'allergy face' that indicate when medical consultation is warranted.

A Slate quiz question asks readers to identify which writer coined the term 'Cold War' in a 1945 essay, as part of their daily quiz feature.

An actress who appeared in Fawlty Towers alongside John Cleese has died at age 89, with the article noting tributes have been received.

The article reports that the US and Iran are allegedly negotiating a one-page agreement that would involve mutual concessions including lifting Strait of Hormuz blockades and sanctions relief in exchange for Iranian uranium enrichment restrictions.

German officials claim that Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in Madeleine McCann's disappearance, cannot be extradited to the UK for trial due to post-Brexit legal complications, despite Metropolitan Police wanting to charge him with her abduction and murder.

A Kentucky man has been accused of kidnapping and killing a mother of three, with allegations that he kept her body under a trailer before disposing of it; his legal team has questioned why charges were filed nearly seven years after the victim's death.

The Alue-Do fertility festival in Nigeria has drawn criticism after viral footage showed groups of men chasing and surrounding women during the event, with allegations of sexual assault occurring during the celebrations.

Israel has agreed to supply jet fuel to Germany to help address fuel shortages, according to an announcement made during a diplomatic visit by Israel's Foreign Minister to Berlin.

Coventry Airport will cease all flight operations on May 9 and formally close by June 11, with a green energy plant planned to replace the site.

Social media users have criticized the 2026 Met Gala for its entertainment and tone, with some commenting negatively on Lauren Sanchez's involvement and the event's perceived shift in direction.

Syria has risen 36 places in the 2026 Reporters Without Borders Press Freedom Index, but the article questions whether this improvement reflects genuine progress given ongoing restrictions on independent journalism in the country.

Strictly Come Dancing's Neil Jones is marrying Love Island star Chyna Mills this month, amid an ongoing family dispute involving allegations of racism against his mother.

A conference organized by Nefesh B'Nefesh attracts hundreds of European doctors interested in immigrating to Israel, amid Israel's ongoing physician shortage driven by high birth rates and an aging medical workforce.

Ronnie Vint from Love Island reunited with his ex Hannah Kenyon on the first night of Celeb Ex On The Beach in Tenerife, apparently annoying a rival.

An Israeli military figure involved in Israel's first F-35 mission will speak at The Jerusalem Post's annual conference in New York alongside other defense officials.