Albanian prosecutors probe forged deeds tied to Kushner resort land as protests over the project intensify.
Albania’s anticorruption prosecution service is investigating whether the deeds to a stretch of protected coastline earmarked for a Jared Kushner-backed resort were forged, according to case files reviewed by the Reuters news agency, adding another legal complication to a project that has already provoked months of street protests.
Jason Statham isn't even the best part of his highest-rated action movie (which you can watch for free)
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After 11 movies in the Fast & Furious franchise, it can be hard to remember which one is which. Like, I know Ludacris and Tyrese Gibson go into space in one of the more recent ones, but I’m not sure which. I also recall Gal Gadot dying during a big showdown on an airport runway, but I have no idea what movie that is either.
Apple announced the next-generation of iPhone software, iOS 27, at its Wordwide Developers Conference in June. It’s still in developer beta, but if everything goes according to plan, the first public beta, when many more people will try it out, should land any day now. Here’s what’s coming and when.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - APRIL 29: Daz Cameron #20 of the Milwaukee Brewers dives back to first base in the top of the ninth inning of a game against the Chicago White Sox at Rate Field on April 29, 2025 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Matt Dirksen/Getty Images)
Russian President Vladimir Putin leaves the stage after his speech at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Gala Dinner on February 6, 2014 in Sochi, on the eve of the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games opening ceremony. The International Olympic Committee on February 28, 2022, stripped Russian President Vladimir Putin of the Olympic Order award in response to the invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by ANDREJ ISAKOVIC / POOL / AFP) (Photo by ANDREJ ISAKOVIC/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
The fashions and furnishings of Czechoslovakia in the 1980s — the height of the state’s racist program of suppressing the Roma population through coerced sterilization — are painstakingly evoked in Slovakian filmmaker Ivan Ostrochovský’s “Only Beautiful Things to Look At.” But the film’s attractive yet oddly bloodless presentation gives the impression of a period drama set much farther back, as though we’re peering at the prettily mounted arrowheads and artifacts of a long-gone atrocity through museum glass. Alongside the decision to centralize the perspective of a white female doctor, this old-school, soft-focus approach robs an undeniably well-intentioned movie of a vital edge of urgency and discomfort, allowing viewers to consign the cruelties it outlines to some imaginary distant past, when in truth, the sterilization policy continued well into the 21st century in both the Czech and Slovak Republics.
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