Author: Media Team

On January 28, 2026, federal agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) served a court-authorized search warrant at the Fulton County elections office in Union City, Georgia — the county that includes much of Atlanta — seeking records and materials tied to the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The operation, confirmed by law enforcement officials, was described by the FBI as a court-ordered law enforcement action. Agents secured the facility — known as the Fulton County Election Hub and Operations Center — and were observed loading sealed boxes of archived 2020 ballots, tabulator tapes, ballot images and voter rolls onto…

A travel website’s reliance on artificial intelligence has led to an embarrassing tourism blunder after visitors were misdirected to non-existent hot springs in Tasmania, highlighting growing concerns over unchecked AI-generated content. The error centered on Weldborough, a small town in north-east Tasmania, after an online travel article promoted so-called “Weldborough Hot Springs” as a tranquil wellness retreat surrounded by lush forests. Complete with vivid descriptions and eye-catching images, the listing encouraged travelers to explore what it claimed were natural geothermal pools offering relaxation and therapeutic benefits. In reality, no such hot springs exist. Local businesses and residents were left puzzled…

Medicare officials have unveiled a list of 15 prescription drugs that will be subject to government price negotiations for the first time, a major step in the administration’s effort to reduce prescription drug costs for senior citizens and other beneficiaries. Among the medications included are well-known brand names such as Botox, commonly used for cosmetic and certain medical treatments, and Trulicity, a widely prescribed injection for Type 2 diabetes management. The inclusion of these drugs marks a significant expansion of federal involvement in drug pricing, an initiative authorized under the Inflation Reduction Act aimed at making essential medications more affordable…

A South Korean court has issued a landmark ruling involving Kim Keon-hee, the former first lady of South Korea, in a case that has drawn intense public scrutiny and heightened political tensions across the country. The verdict marks a significant moment in South Korea’s ongoing efforts to address allegations of corruption and misconduct among political elites. Kim Keon-hee, the wife of former President Yoon Suk Yeol, had been at the center of controversy over accusations related to improper conduct and alleged acceptance of luxury items from individuals with potential political interests. Prosecutors argued that the case raised serious ethical concerns…

Ann Michael, wife of New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, has become a viral sensation on social media, with fans affectionately dubbing her the “Queen of the North.” The nickname reflects both her growing online popularity and her poised presence as Drake Maye continues to make headlines in the NFL. Michael, a former athlete and model, has attracted attention for her fashion sense, supportive posts, and engaging presence alongside Maye at games, press events, and team appearances. As Maye’s star rises with the Patriots, fans on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram have embraced Michael as a prominent part…

In northern Chile, winemakers are embracing an unconventional approach to aging wine—by storing bottles beneath the ocean’s surface. In a striking blend of innovation and nature, bottles are sealed in metal cages and submerged on the Pacific seabed, where cold temperatures, darkness, and constant pressure create a unique natural cellar. The underwater aging process offers conditions that are difficult to replicate on land. At depth, temperatures remain stable year-round, light exposure is minimal, and gentle ocean currents provide natural movement. Winemakers believe these factors can influence how wine matures, potentially enhancing texture, complexity, and balance while slowing oxidation. Divers carefully…

A growing number of American celebrities are speaking out against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE following a deadly incident in Minneapolis that has intensified national debate over immigration enforcement and the use of force by federal authorities. According to reports, the violence in Minneapolis has sparked widespread outrage after two people were killed during an operation involving federal immigration agents. The incident has prompted protests in the city and renewed scrutiny of ICE’s tactics, with critics arguing that aggressive enforcement measures are putting lives at risk and escalating tensions in already vulnerable communities. High-profile figures from the entertainment industry…

The United States is experiencing one of its most severe flu seasons in recent years, with hospitals, clinics, and households across the country feeling the impact of widespread illness. Public health officials report unusually high infection rates, extended recovery times, and increased pressure on healthcare systems as influenza cases surge nationwide. For many Americans, navigating this record-breaking flu season has required a renewed focus on prevention, adaptability, and personal health management. Vaccination remains a key defense, with doctors continuing to stress that flu shots—while not always preventing infection—significantly reduce the risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and complications. Beyond vaccination, people…

A growing diplomatic controversy has erupted in Italy over the planned deployment of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to assist with security at the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, sparking anger among Italian politicians and citizens. The United States has confirmed that ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) division will play a role supporting diplomatic security operations during the Games, which run from February 6–22. According to U.S. embassy sources, the agents will not conduct immigration enforcement but will work with other federal agencies to help mitigate transnational criminal threats and support the U.S. delegation’s safety…

US President Donald Trump held a closed-door, two-hour meeting with South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem as his administration continues to grapple with its political and policy approach toward Minneapolis, a city that has remained a focal point in national debates over public safety, federal authority, and urban governance. According to sources familiar with the discussions, the meeting focused on evaluating strategy amid renewed attention on Minneapolis following recent incidents that have reignited conversations around crime, policing, and federal-state coordination. The talks reportedly included assessments of messaging, enforcement priorities, and political positioning as Trump and his allies seek to sharpen their…