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Known as the school of kings! The world's richest families send their children here.
Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland, where royal families and the world's richest names send their children, stands out for its luxury campuses and selective admissions.
He gave his name to the world of automobiles, yet he didn't even have his own car! The sad story of Mercedes
Today, the name of Mercedes, one of the world's most famous automobile brands, actually comes from a woman. Mercédès Jellinek's life, in contrast to fame, ended in poverty and oblivion.
Flash decision in the U.S. regarding the banker Turkey is seeking
Derya Dikici, sought in Turkey for allegedly conducting an illicit $1.8 million transaction at Denizbank, was released on house arrest during the U.S. return process. In the latest hearing, Dikici claimed she carried out the transactions under pressure from an oil family.
Thousands of visas cancelled in the US: Birth tourism detail!
The U.S. Department of State announced that more than 250,000 visas were cancelled during the Trump administration. The ministry said that about 2,300 of them were linked to 'birth tourism', but did not share detailed data on the criteria used to identify these cases.
Horror in the middle of the street in the US: Hot liquid poured over a man waiting in front of a restaurant
In the city of New York, USA, a person waiting in front of a restaurant was attacked with hot substance by an unidentified individual. While the man, who sustained severe burns, was taken to hospital, the attacker fled the scene.
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Suspect Wanted for Rape in New York Caught at Canada Border
The 29-year-old Senegalese citizen sought in New York on charges of attempted rape was taken into custody after illegally crossing the border in Vermont.
Chicago's Weekend Begins Bloodily: 9 People Shot, 2 Dead
During the weekend in Chicago, nine people aged 14 to 64 were shot in armed attacks; two died.
Long Island Missing Child and Youth Operation: 34 Found
In Long Island and New York, 34 children and youths reported missing were found in a joint operation that lasted three days; teams are still investigating 31 cases.
Weight‑loss injections are exploding in the U.S.! One in ten adults uses GLP‑1
The use of GLP‑1 drugs such as Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro has surged in the U.S. The proportion of adults using these drugs for weight loss reached 11%.
A discovery that surprised the scientific world in the United States: Two-headed baby turtles found
In a protected nesting area on Cape Cod in the state of Massachusetts, United States, two-headed baby diamond-backed freshwater turtles were found. The tiny turtles were found to have the rare developmental anomaly "bicephaly".
A critical case for immigrants in the United States
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether some immigrants who were detained during the deportation process by ICE and entered the country without official entry procedures can request a bail hearing. The court's decision could affect the detention process for thousands of people.
Behind the scenes of ICE activity at the Turkish restaurant in Long Island
ICE activity occurred in front of the Turkish restaurant Istanbul Cafe in Long Island. A relative of the restaurant employee, who was reported to have been detained by the police, told ABDPost.com the details of the incident.
Chief of the Court of Cassation Gündoğdu arrested
In Turkey's 'judges' file' investigation, the court issued its ruling. While Chief of the Court of Cassation Ferhat Gündoğdu and four suspects were arrested, two suspects were released on judicial control with a travel ban abroad.
Turkish company’s U.S. solar panel move: Will set up a company
Kalyon Solar Technologies has decided to establish a company in the United States to operate directly in the U.S. market and increase its overseas sales. A facility for producing solar panels and other solar products within the company is planned.
Chicago's Weekend Begins Bloodily: 9 People Shot, 2 Dead
During the weekend in Chicago, nine people aged 14 to 64 were shot in armed attacks; two died.
Attack on NYPD Detective in Bronx: Stabbed 7 Times
In the Bronx, an off-duty NYPD detective was stabbed 7 times during a robbery attempt against him. Police are searching for two suspects who fled on an electric bike.
Behind the scenes of ICE activity at the Turkish restaurant in Long Island
ICE activity occurred in front of the Turkish restaurant Istanbul Cafe in Long Island. A relative of the restaurant employee, who was reported to have been detained by the police, told ABDPost.com the details of the incident.
90-Dollar Medicare Payment to 20 Million Americans
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a one‑time $90 payment will be made in October to more than 20 million people to support Medicare Part B premiums.
US strikes Russia‑linked crypto network: added to A7 sanctions list
The US imposed sanctions on the A7 financial network, alleged to be used to circumvent sanctions against Russia and Iran. While the network's assets in the US were blocked, new transfer restrictions on affiliated companies conducting billions of dollars in transactions were also brought to the fore.
Turkish company’s U.S. solar panel move: Will set up a company
Kalyon Solar Technologies has decided to establish a company in the United States to operate directly in the U.S. market and increase its overseas sales. A facility for producing solar panels and other solar products within the company is planned.
Ebola alarm in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Death toll exceeds 4,000.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Ebola outbreak declared on May 15 is worsening. Confirmed cases have risen to 8,300, while deaths have climbed to 4,018.
Flood disaster in Spain: 102‑year‑old woman dies
In the flood caused by heavy rains in the city of Albacete, a 102‑year‑old woman lost her life. Ninety people trapped in the area were rescued by the teams.
Argentina's 'golden passport' move: Citizenship for investors
Argentina is launching the 'golden passport' program, which foresees granting citizenship in exchange for investment to meet foreign exchange needs and attract foreign capital. Applications are planned to be accepted in the last quarter of 2026.
The TikTok diploma era has begun.
Producing content for TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube is now part of undergraduate education at some universities. Programs in ABD and İngiltere focus not only on video production but also on audience analysis, brand management, content strategy, and revenue models.
Tragic End in School Fight in ABD: Student Falls from 4th Floor...
In a high school in Los Angeles, a student lost his life after falling from the 4th floor during the commotion in the corridor following a fight.
Sexual Assault Scandal at Cornell University: 7 Students Sue
A former Cornell student, alleging she was sexually assaulted after being drugged in a fraternity house in 2024, sued the university in New York and seven students.
Chief of the Court of Cassation Gündoğdu arrested
In Turkey's 'judges' file' investigation, the court issued its ruling. While Chief of the Court of Cassation Ferhat Gündoğdu and four suspects were arrested, two suspects were released on judicial control with a travel ban abroad.
The global press is discussing the disgrace in Turkish football.
The investigation in which seven people, including MHK President Ferhat Gündoğdu, were detained received extensive coverage in the European press. Sports outlets in Germany, Spain, Italy and other European countries announced the development under the headline 'Referee investigation in Turkish football'.
Seven arrests in the investigation targeting MHK
Under the investigation conducted by the Istanbul Cumhuriyet Public Prosecutor's Office, MHK President Ferhat Gündoğdu and six MHK members were detained. The suspects were accused of mobbing, forgery in official documents, and various other charges.
90-Dollar Medicare Payment to 20 Million Americans
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that a one‑time $90 payment will be made in October to more than 20 million people to support Medicare Part B premiums.
Beware of Tick Bites: 90,000 People in the U.S. Test Positive
The U.S. is sounding the alarm on alpha‑gal syndrome linked to tick bites. Between 2017 and 2022, more than 90,000 people tested positive.
29-Year-Old Young Man Went With a Constipation Complaint: His Life Changed in an Instant
In the United States, 29-year-old Josh went to the hospital with a constipation complaint he thought was ordinary. The young man was sent home after being given a laxative, but when the pain became unbearable he returned to the hospital. The truth revealed in the tests this time completely changed his life.
In New York, Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) Will Be Celebrated Like This!
The New York Botanical Garden will introduce visitors to Mexico's 'Día de los Muertos' tradition with special exhibitions and events from October 3 to November 2.
Why did Gülsen Tuncer die? What was her illness?
The Turkish master actor Gülsen Tuncer, who etched herself into memory with the character Arsen Ziyagil in Aşk-ı Memnu, died at the age of 81.
Turkish Cinema Will Sweep the Winds in the US: Applications Continue
Turkish cinema is opening a new curtain in the US! As the countdown begins for the first-ever TCFF Miami in Florida, the deadline for submissions of Turkey-connected short films is approaching.
The TikTok diploma era has begun.
Producing content for TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube is now part of undergraduate education at some universities. Programs in ABD and İngiltere focus not only on video production but also on audience analysis, brand management, content strategy, and revenue models.
Bill Gates' Alarming AI Warning: 'A Billion People Could Die'
While the rapid development of artificial intelligence brings a new concern worldwide, an alarming warning came from Bill Gates. Gates said that if the technology falls into the hands of malicious actors, the consequences could be far harsher than predicted, adding that it is "strong enough to trigger events that could lead to the death of a billion people."
Cyber Attack on the FBI: Were Thousands of U.S. Employees' Data Stolen?
The ShinyHunters group claimed to have infiltrated FBI systems in the U.S. and seized personal data of thousands of employees and candidates. The FBI has launched an investigation.
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