Reuters World News Israeli strike, 'No Kings', dark matter and AI glasses
Oct 19, 2025
Tensions rise as Israel strikes Gaza amid accusations over ceasefire violations. Nationwide 'No Kings' protests rally against Trump, showcasing societal divides. In an intriguing legal move, two survivors of a drug smuggling incident are sent back for prosecution. On a tech note, Ray-Ban's AI-powered glasses drive record sales for EssilorLuxottica. Meanwhile, scientists unveil new findings that could finally confirm the existence of dark matter through gamma rays from space. Don't miss these compelling updates!
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Ceasefire Undermined By New Strikes
- Israel launched fresh strikes on Gaza amid reciprocal accusations of ceasefire violations by both sides.
- The exchange dimmed hopes the week-old ceasefire would lead to lasting calm in the enclave.
Mass 'No Kings' Protests Nationwide
- Millions were expected to join over 2,600 No Kings rallies across the U.S. protesting Trump's policies.
- Large, mostly orderly turnouts highlighted broad public concern over perceived authoritarian moves and corruption.
Controversial Caribbean Strike Raises Legal Questions
- The U.S. returned two survivors of a deadly Caribbean strike to Colombia and Ecuador for prosecution after a U.S. helicopter attack.
- The operation raised legal questions about compliance with the laws of war and sovereignty concerns from Venezuela.