Adam Parker

2 weeks ago | news.sky.com | Olive Enokido-Lineham |Michelle Simon |Adam Parker

Audio analysis of footage of an Israeli attack on an aid worker convoy last month suggests that some of the shots were fired from as little as 12 metres away. The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) has admitted killing the unarmed medics, saying that the convoy was acting "suspiciously". A spokesman told journalists in a 5 April briefing that an initial investigation had found there was "no firing from close distance" during the incident on 23 March.

2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Jonah Chester |Toby Cox |Adam Parker

Dale Morris, the man once tasked with leading Charleston through the uncharted waters of a changing climate, has died. He was recruited to be the city's Chief Resilience Officer for his expertise, imagination and years of consulting experience. He previously worked for the Netherlands embassy in Washington, D.C., as a senior economist and co-creator of the Dutch Dialogues, applying all he knew about the risks and impacts of rising sea levels in urban environments.

1 month ago | news.sky.com | Michelle Simon |Olive Enokido-Lineham |Adam Parker

The Israeli army has ordered the evacuation of large swathes of Gaza after a series of deadly overnight strikes, including areas that satellite images show are densely populated. The evacuation map was issued by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) on Tuesday, just hours after the military said it was launching a "large-scale attack" on "terror targets" in Gaza after talks to extend the ceasefire failed.

1 month ago | mkfm.com | Adam Parker

A massive cyberhack in late 2024 exposed how the site - which promises to teach followers how to get rich - was still generating huge sums from thousands of subscribers, even with the brothers on house arrest. Andrew and Tristan Tate arrived in Florida on Thursday as free men after a travel ban in Romania was lifted. Sky News analysis reveals that even as the Tate brothers were en route to the US in a private plane, the money was pouring in.

2 months ago | postandcourier.com | Adam Parker

Recently, I was interviewed about the civil rights leader Cleveland Sellers and the Orangeburg Massacre of 1968. The documentary filmmaker behind the camera mused that leaders of that quality and courage seemed to be in short supply these days. I disagreed. I could easily name several such people in South Carolina, I said, thinking of The Post and Courier’s “12 Black Leaders to Know” project, now in its fifth year. Jerry Blassingame in Greenville is helping ex-convicts reintegrate into normal life.