Crisis News
Latest breaking news and top stories from Crisis
Family Feud Erupts in Fidelity's $18 Trillion Legacy
Abigail Johnson leads Fidelity amid a dramatic family conflict surrounding the financial giant's future.
Curry's Warriors Fall Short in NBA Play-In Tournament
The Phoenix Suns eliminate the Warriors, leaving Stephen Curry's season in disappointment.
South Sudan Faces Imminent Threat of Famine, UN Warns
A UN official raises alarm over the potential for widespread famine in South Sudan amid ongoing violence and humanitarian crises.
Famine Looms as South Sudan Faces Escalating Violence
Intensifying conflict in South Sudan exacerbates hunger crisis, prompting urgent UN warnings.
Rohingya Refugees Face Increased Perils as Cybersecurity Threats Loom
Amid rising Rohingya refugee tragedies, cybersecurity vulnerabilities pose new risks to organizations.
US Lawmakers Divided Over Surveillance Law Expiration
As Section 702 nears expiration, debates intensify over Americans' privacy rights and government surveillance powers.
Bluesky Faces DDoS Attack, Political Tensions Emerge in India
Bluesky's ongoing service outages are attributed to a DDoS attack, while political drama unfolds in India's Rajya Sabha.
Sequoia Capital Raises $7 Billion Under New Leadership
Sequoia Capital’s new leadership aims to reshape the future of AI with a substantial $7 billion fund.
Sectarian Tensions Resurface in Beirut Amid Displacement Debate
A controversial displacement center in Karantina sparks fears of civil war-era sectarian divisions.
Leadership Changes and Global Crises: A Week of Turmoil
As Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings steps down, global conflicts intensify in Cameroon and Sudan.
Lionel Messi Acquires Cornella: A New Chapter in Football
Lionel Messi's purchase of Cornella marks a significant shift in his career and impacts Spanish football.
Sudan's Stalemate: A Year of Despair Amid Ongoing Conflict
As Sudan's war drags into its fourth year, humanitarian crises deepen while military factions remain locked in a stalemate.