The long-running program begins its new season with a lineup change, adding Vaitiekūnas alongside veteran presenters Giedrius Savicko and Džiugas Siaurusaitis.

The renovated riverbank along the Dangė River in Klaipėda has been transformed into Pakrantės Park, featuring improved infrastructure and handmade benches following a joint municipal and corporate effort.

The Philippine Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte has encountered procedural friction as prosecution and defense teams clash over the application of the sub judice rule. Despite legal constraints and external pressure, Duterte’s counsel maintains she will not resign from office.

While the chaffinch is the most widespread nesting bird species in Latvia, many residents remain unfamiliar with it; females are skilled nest builders while males are known for their distinctive songs.

Local researchers have received official recognition for their breakthrough contributions to developing new treatments for breast cancer, advancing medical care at domestic healthcare facilities.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez struggles to formulate a coherent policy to address the ongoing situation in Ceuta, highlighting a broader governance paradox amid the ministerial disputes.

Owner Audrius Skačkauskus shares an emotional interview about his beloved pet, who has gained widespread popularity across Lithuania for listening to fairy tales.

Interior Minister Martynas Katelynas is drafting legislative amendments to modify the current regulations governing how state officials may utilize firearms.

The Clinical Center expects approximately 20 days of operational suspension starting August 27 as staff relocate and install new diagnostic equipment in upgraded facilities.

The Justice Department is preparing to deploy a record 1,000 federal monitors to polling places for the 2026 midterm elections, marking the largest deployment of its kind in the agency's history.

Doja Cat reportedly expressed unfamiliarity with country star Ella Langley, despite Langley's song 'Choosin' Texas' having topped the Billboard Hot 100 for 19 weeks.

The 9th traditional Lithuanian Cepelinai Cooking Championship took place in Gargždai, where eight teams from across the country competed to cook the best cepelinai.

A report suggests that a Trump administration intervention influenced the Department of Justice's approach to Live Nation. This intervention reportedly led the DOJ to ease its scrutiny of the company.

The owner of a gun used in a fatal shooting in Tacloban last June has been indicted for criminal negligence, according to Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida.

A storm has brought strong winds and heavy rain to the Baltic states, causing power outages for thousands of households in Latvia and significant flooding and fallen trees in Klaipėda, Lithuania.

Heavy rainfall has hit Western Lithuania, causing flooded streets, water accumulation on roads, and poor visibility, leading to challenging driving conditions for motorists.

A family residing in Gargždai, Lithuania, utilized housing support but is now encountering problems due to what they describe as overly restrictive rules, as their current home has become too small for their growing family.

Recommendations for streaming platforms include two Guy Ritchie series, a successful adaptation of 'A Gentleman in Moscow,' and a humorous French film about two brothers, perfect for the end of the holidays.

The Department of Justice is reportedly seeking to question FBI officials who were involved in the search of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, according to sources.

A unique commercial property on the water in Nida, the wooden sailboat 'LANA', has been listed for sale. This legendary vessel has been transporting passengers and engaging in tourism activities for nearly three decades.

The U.S. Department of Justice has argued that former FBI Director James Comey's '86 47' social media post could objectively be interpreted as a threat against Donald Trump, defending his ongoing prosecution.

The Department of Justice and law enforcement agencies are tracking online networks that target and mentor young Filipinos to engage in violent extremism through online games.

The Nikkei 225 index shows a Doji candlestick pattern at Fibonacci support levels, indicating a potential bearish risk for the market.

Spain is experiencing an energy paradox, with nearly a third of its electricity generated by solar power in August, a record high. Despite this, the country remains dependent on gas, and electricity prices have surged by 84% compared to the previous year.

The Church is once again facing child sexual abuse scandals, with two priests accused of serious crimes, prompting public outrage over the Church's response.

The Mayor of North Mitrovica, Milan Radojević, stated that KFOR's decision to withdraw from the Ibar River bridge was based solely on reports from the Kosovo police, questioning the impartiality of the decision.

The US Department of Justice has unsealed new charges against 17 hackers allegedly involved in an Iran-backed campaign, with the State Department offering a $10 million reward for information.

Kareem Crayton, Vice President of the Brennan Center, has raised concerns regarding the Justice Department's proposal to deploy election monitors to polling sites, citing unanswered questions about deployment criteria and personnel.

Jasmina Radojičić discusses the impact of Vedrana Rudan's departure, noting that her 17 books, translated into numerous languages, will continue to provoke, entertain, and inspire readers.

The Department of Justice is seeking to reinstate criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man who was mistakenly deported. This move follows a legal process to correct the error in his deportation.

An Albanian court in Elbasan has ordered the arrest of Poli Boriçi, who is suspected of attempted murder with a firearm in a local establishment. Boriçi reportedly stated he did not intend to kill the victim.

A massive queue of people was observed in southern Klaipėda, revealed to be residents waiting for municipal support in the form of heating compensation.

The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into a prestigious college over allegations of discrimination favoring minority students. The probe will examine whether the institution's policies and practices violate anti-discrimination laws.

Lithuanian authorities are warning the public about phone and internet scammers who are employing dangerous psychological tricks to defraud a wide range of people through calls, messages, and deceptive offers.

The Justice Department plans to deploy approximately 1,000 monitors to polling places across the country for the upcoming midterm elections. These monitors will observe the election process to ensure fairness and compliance with voting laws.

A federal prosecutor, fired earlier this year, is suing the Department of Justice, alleging she was unlawfully dismissed for political reasons related to her prosecution of anti-abortion activists.

Students arriving in Klaipėda, Lithuania, for the fall semester are already seeking accommodation, with concerns that dormitories may not have enough space for everyone by September, potentially requiring some to wait.

Doja Cat clarified her reasons for streaming on Twitch to a viewer, stating that she streams purely for enjoyment and personal satisfaction, citing her elaborate room decor and outfits as proof.

Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has requested parliamentary ethics guardians to assess whether conservative politician Žygimantas Pavilionis may have conflated public and private interests in his interactions with staff at the Lithuanian embassy in the United States.

Marko Vidojković and Nenad Kulačin, colleagues and associates of Danas, have once again received death threats. This marks another instance of threats against the journalists, as reported by ANEM.

Pro-Kremlin parties, including one whose leader was barred from elections, reportedly received donations from companies with foreign connections. This raises questions about the influence of external funding on Russian political entities.

An article provides advice on how to maintain a refrigerator to improve its efficiency and reduce electricity usage, offering 'first aid' tips before needing to call a repair technician.

New death threats have been reported against Serbian journalists Marko Vidojkovic and Nenad Kulacin. The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM) confirmed the threats.

The Kremlin is actively employing disinformation tactics to turn Poles against Ukrainians, according to Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski. This propaganda aims to sow discord and undermine relations between the two nations.

Luis Alberto Osorio, a Nevada man, has admitted to buying 140 firearms, including military-style rifles, in a straw purchase scheme to funnel them to violent Mexican drug-trafficking organizations.

Pri kleti si spiti i brige pustiti, to vam je najlepše – čuje se bend ispod bijelih plastičnih šatora, dok na klupama sjede hodočasnici, čekajući janjetinu i odojka.

Two felony charges have been filed against a Kentucky woman after spray paint was discovered on the World War II Memorial in the capital.

The Justice Department and a U.S. financial regulator are reportedly investigating transactions involving Radiant World, a private firm that has rapidly grown to become one of the world’s largest iron ore traders.

The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has established a commission to assess the conduct of Ambassador Pavilionis and has referred his actions to the Seimas Ethics Commission.

Worrying wildfires in the West Midlands, England, have led to dozens of homes being burned and at least 19 people hospitalized, with a total of 54 treated for fire-related issues. Authorities have issued health alerts due to the intense heat.

The federal government has given California's prison system 49 days to address conditions that enabled rampant sexual abuse of women inmates by staff, as revealed by a Department of Justice report.

Attorneys for the Department of Justice have formally argued that President Trump's proposals to rename and restructure the Kennedy Center are fundamentally unsafe and embarrassing to the nation's capital, seeking judicial intervention.

American authorities have dismantled a sophisticated Chinese hacking operation that specifically targeted the Department of Justice, Federal Reserve, and U.S. Senate.

Federal regulators are probing TWG founder and CEO Mark Walter, prompting the company to publicly clarify that the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball franchise remains off the market amid the ongoing investigation.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is intensifying his administration's legal confrontation with two facilities, accusing them of religious discrimination and escalating the dispute to the Department of Justice.

Mark Walter's investment firm TWG Global is under investigation by the DOJ and SEC over fraud claims, prompting damage control statements denying a fire sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

A retrospective highlights how Latvian architect Pauls Mandelštams designed several key interwar structures, including a tram depot, the Latvian Radio building, and the Jewish Community House.

Demonstrators concluded speeches at the Prime Minister's office and began a march along Tirana's main boulevards, marking the 87th day of ongoing civic resistance.

Offshore drilling company Transocean has certified its compliance with the second Department of Justice request concerning its pending acquisition of rival firm Valaris, clearing a regulatory hurdle.

Engineering and environmental services firm Tetra Tech has reached a settlement with the Department of Justice, agreeing to pay $57 million to resolve accusations of falsifying soil contamination test results.

Interior Minister Martynas Katelynas announced draft legislation to update rules on weapon use by officials amid rising hybrid security threats.

Sandra Bullock has spoken out about the death of her long-term partner, revealing she grieved his battle with ALS even before he passed away.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that the current opposition has never truly challenged the majority, but acknowledged that citizen protests have been a real challenge.

Police in Klaipėda are requesting public assistance to identify witnesses to a traffic incident where a dog was hit.

A fire broke out in an apartment building in Klaipėda on Sunday, where firefighters later discovered a burned man in the stairwell.

A legal maneuver by the Department of Justice regarding unconfirmed US attorneys is reportedly moving closer to a review by the Supreme Court.

Media reports indicate that two female officers left their jobs at a Vilnius prison due to intimate relationships with inmates, with one allegedly engaging in sexual acts in front of 11 prisoners.

A support center for children who have experienced sexual violence has been opened in Klaipėda.

An analysis of the tutoring market in Lithuania reveals which subjects are most in demand, how prices have changed, and whether artificial intelligence can offer a comparable alternative for students preparing for exams or seeking academic improvement.

Miss Montenegro Maša Vukićević participated in a run to support women battling breast cancer, emphasizing the importance of love, support, and unity in the fight against the disease.

An article discusses how tension, lack of sleep, and rushing can affect the entire body, with skin changes often being among the first noticeable signs of stress, such as dryness.

BMW is reportedly planning to release more powerful CS and CSL versions of its M2 model, which could arrive by 2029 with increased power, reduced weight, and a higher price.

Thousands of Albanian citizens participated in the 82nd day of protests, marching through the capital and reiterating calls for Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. Protesters demanded a technical government, term limits for the prime minister, and an end to perceived corruption and nepotism.

Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida of the Philippines has called on parents to closely monitor their children’s online activity and cautioned against sharing violent videos to prevent copycat incidents and the spread of terror.

Klaipėda has opened a specialized assistance center for children who have experienced sexual violence and their families, providing comprehensive support closer to their homes.

Twelve candidates have officially submitted their election documents to participate in the snap elections for the Nalšia North district. This marks a key step in the electoral process for the region.

The Klaipėda Regional Waste Management Center (KRATC) is seeking public assistance after several acts of vandalism, including the burning of waste sorting containers, caused significant damage estimated at around 30,000 euros.

Martynas Katelynas, the Minister of Interior Affairs, announced that the regulations for firearm usage within the State Border Guard Service in Lithuania will be amended.

A man died in a public place in Klaipėda after being resuscitated by medics, with no signs of violence observed on his body. The circumstances surrounding his death are currently under investigation.

A former Department of Justice lawyer has alleged that probes into antisemitism at Trump University lacked sufficient evidence, and proposals to investigate anti-Muslim bias on campuses were not pursued by leadership.

The Department of Justice has issued subpoenas as part of an investigation into an Alaska candidate who shares a name with the incumbent Senator.

A whistleblower from the Trump administration's task force on antisemitism claims that universities were pressured into punitive settlements despite little evidence of systemic abuses.

The Trump Justice Department plans to deploy its largest-ever fleet of monitors for the upcoming midterm elections, amidst the president's repeated claims that elections are 'rigged.'

Lithuanian students secured three bronze medals and one honorable mention at the 38th International Olympiad in Informatics held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, marking their most successful performance since 2019.

An insurer associated with Mark Walter is reportedly cutting $6.5 billion in loans. This decision comes in the wake of an investigation by the Department of Justice, suggesting a response to regulatory scrutiny.

The debate over the Justice Department's independence from the White House continues, with former US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales agreeing that the Attorney General's department is supervised by the president, supporting Todd Blanche's argument.

Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is reportedly the focus of a Department of Justice probe concerning its board director appointments.

Slovak activist Marek Mach has successfully raised over €200,000 in less than two days from more than 10,000 people for his cancer treatment, after recently announcing his diagnosis.

Tyga has hit back at Doja Cat's comments calling him a 'penis for making an AI album' and slammed Pitchfork's 0/10 review of his work, stating 'All I know is the devil uses a pitchfork'.

The 18th 'Baltic Wave' film festival is set to begin in Nida, featuring a panorama of Lithuanian cinema, a screening of the acclaimed Latvian-Lithuanian co-production 'Ulia' from Cannes, Ukrainian films, and numerous meetings with filmmakers.

Todd Blanche, former President Trump's Attorney General, has publicly refused to pledge the Department of Justice's independence from the White House.

The Department of Justice's anti-fraud task force expanded into Pennsylvania, leading to 19 arrests of suspects accused of billing Medicaid while incarcerated or working as rideshare drivers.

Australia's national airline, Qantas, has begun practical testing of its 'Project Sunrise' aircraft, designed for ultra-long-haul direct flights that could exceed 24 hours in the air.

A journalist who experienced one of the world's most talked-about adult-only cruises shared details of what truly happens on board, including the use of 2,000 condoms and an unusual rule.

The city park in Sinj is filled with the aroma of roasted lamb and suckling pig, along with traditional fritters, as locals celebrate the Feast of the Assumption.

UZ MISNA slavlja, posjetitelji su mogli uživati i u tradicionalnoj ponudi hrane i pića.

An exclusive commercial real estate complex, 'Sendvario dvaras,' is nearing completion in Klaipėda, Lithuania, with potential to become a new public attraction near the city center.

Rapper Tyga has responded to Doja Cat's criticism, where she reportedly called him a "penis" for using AI on his latest album, '$tarface'. Tyga asserted his continued relevance despite the controversy.

Milan Radojević, Mayor of North Mitrovica, stated that if KFOR withdraws its soldiers from the main bridge on the Ibar River and allows it to open for traffic, it would signify a victory for Albin Kurti and KFOR siding with him.

Following the discovery of new underground migrant tunnels by Lithuanian and Latvian border guards, Lithuania's Minister of National Defense stated that these tunnels are not necessarily used solely for smuggling.

A family in Nereta, Latvia, has cultivated a remarkable garden featuring 2634 hydrangeas, starting as a small project and growing into a large-scale endeavor.

A federal judge has indicated that former President Trump's Department of Justice could be held in contempt of court for withholding unredacted Epstein files, during a public hearing on the lawsuit.

MANILA, Philippines—City prosecutors of Zamboanga City will start evaluating the criminal complaint lodged by the Philippine National Police (PNP) against the father of the Grade 8 student who opened…

Thousands of demonstrators gathered outside the Prime Minister's office before marching along Tirana's main boulevard amid political tensions.

Pop artist Doja Cat went viral after publicly stating she found country singer Ella Langley's voice pretty but disagreed with her musical aesthetic and vibe.

The campaign for the announced parliamentary elections in Serbia has begun: Vučić is trying to maintain his rating, students are "quite ready for the elections," and opposition parties risk not... due to vote scattering.

Police are investigating a case where a man allegedly secretly filmed underage girls in public spaces across Klaipėda, leading to sexual abuse inquiries regarding the minors involved.

As August progresses, cucumber plants often lose productivity with yellowing leaves and fewer new fruits, but proper care can strengthen the plants and prolong the growing season without using chemical treatments.

The Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit challenging an Ohio state court order that blocked ICE from conducting arrests at courthouses, arguing the injunction interferes with federal enforcement priorities.

ACT Representative Antonio Tinio has formally asked the Department of Justice to explain why its confidential funds increased nearly ten times in 2025, raising transparency concerns over government spending.

Sali Berisha addresses the potential candidacy of Alimehmeti for the Democratic Party in Tirana, stating no decision has been made regarding exclusions. He also responds to Prime Minister Rama's comments on a recent crime, asserting the perpetrator was arrested.

A night tour in Klaipėda Sculpture Park reveals its past as a cemetery where approximately 40,000 people are buried, offering a different perspective on the seemingly peaceful space.

Deutsche Welle reports that Kosovo is currently experiencing its worst crisis since the 1999 war. The situation highlights significant tensions and challenges in the region.

An emergency situation has been declared in the Kazlų Rūda municipality following extensive damage caused by a storm. Authorities describe the situation as dire, necessitating urgent response and recovery efforts.

A company established this year in Klaipėda, "World halal trust certification," has come under the control of an entity linked to a recently bankrupt business that specialized in halal food certification.

Twitch streamer Nitro Camden received support from Doja Cat after a viral incident with his mother, prompting him to turn his life around after being kicked out of his home.

Following a presidential convoy's use of flashing lights, a proposal has been made in Lithuania to restrict the use of such lights for official motorcades. The initiative aims to limit their deployment by high-ranking officials.

A young girl was hospitalized in Klaipėda district after being poisoned by medicine under unclear circumstances on Saturday.

A powerful storm has caused significant damage and at least one fatality in Lithuania, where a person was killed by a falling tree. The storm also brought down trees and damaged buildings in Hungary, with residents actively clearing debris.

A severe storm with increasing winds has been reported to be ravaging the Klaipėda region, specifically impacting the Karklė area. The adverse weather conditions are causing significant disruption in the affected Lithuanian coastal areas.

A reporter visited Zagreb's month-long Pancake Fest, which runs from August 20 to September 20, to sample its offerings and report on prices and impressions.

New research highlights five important facts about breastfeeding that every mother should be aware of. These insights provide essential information on the benefits and practices of breastfeeding.

A prestigious Polish resort located near Lithuania, once frequented by the country's elite, now boasts prices comparable to Nida, making it difficult to find typical Polish affordability.

A Guggenheim loan has re-entered distressed territory following an investor call, as CEO Mark Walter's business empire faces pressure from an insurance holdings probe.

Maritime police near Split, Croatia, fined a 49-year-old jet ski rental operator for allowing a young French woman to operate the vessel without a license. The driver also received a fine.

airBaltic announced that cutting its fleet by a third will result in a 10% reduction in overall flight capacity. This adjustment will impact the airline's operational capabilities.

After the end of the speeches held in front of the Prime Minister's Office building, the 81st consecutive protest has entered its second phase with the start of a march through the main streets of the capital.

The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Chancellor acknowledged issues at the US embassy, stating that Ambassador Gediminas Varvuolis received leadership training and the emotional atmosphere is being monitored following employee dissatisfaction.

The village of Valtínov in the Jindřichův Hradec region plans to construct a water reservoir with a water treatment plant and a sewage system with a wastewater treatment plant, costing 130 million CZK, to address critical water shortages and insufficient capacity.

A martial arts dojo in northwest Bakersfield, known as the Japan Martial Arts Academy, is making a significant impact beyond competition wins. It serves as a hub for ambition and dedication for children of all ages in the community.

The Department of Justice in the Philippines has filed sexual assault and acts of lasciviousness charges against Marikina Rep. Marcelino Teodoro, based on allegations from two policewomen.

The US Justice Department has denied whistleblower claims that Ivy League schools were pressured into settlements in anti-Semitism probes despite a lack of evidence, according to a former DOJ lawyer.

An ongoing federal investigation into billionaire Mark Walter's business empire is raising alarm bells about Wall Street's use of insurance capital in private credit, putting the industry under scrutiny by the Department of Justice.

The Regions Party has announced Nikolaj Lebedevičius as their candidate for the Seimas election. He will be running in the Nalšia northern constituency.

Rustamas Liubajevas, head of the State Border Guard Service (VSAT), has resigned following an incident at the border where a weapon was used, sparking discussions about border security and communication within the service. Trade unions have positively evaluated his resignation and proposed changes to weapon use regulations.

A man, suspected to be of impaired health, allegedly vandalized property belonging to the State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) in Klaipėda.

Lithuania's transport sector could face a shortage of approximately 10,000 drivers after the country exhausted its quota for employing foreign workers in July. The International Transport and Logistics Alliance (TTLA) highlighted the potential impact.

A source from the Lithuanian Embassy in Washington D.C. describes an atmosphere of disrespect, interruptions, suspicion, and mistrust towards Ambassador Gediminas Varvuolis since his first weeks in office, contradicting the Foreign Ministry's explanations.

Stanford University is facing increased scrutiny from the Justice Department regarding donations from foreign sources and its practices concerning international students and admissions.

Attorney General Todd Blanche launched a new process for Americans barred from possessing firearms to apply for restoration of their federal gun rights.

Walter is accelerating a business makeover as the Department of Justice investigates his empire, including his ownership of the LA Dodgers.

Police in Lithuania are warning drivers, particularly in coastal areas, to be vigilant against a new sophisticated scam involving parking meters.

The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) has condemned new threats made against journalists Biljana Stepanović, Marko Vidojković, and Nenad Kulačin, urging immediate identification and punishment of those responsible.

Money and other valuables totaling 10,000 euros were stolen from a house in Klaipėda.

Nineteen-year-old Czech pole vaulter Nicole Krutilová, a junior world champion, shares her inspiring story of overcoming challenges on her path to achieving her Olympic goal.

During a protest, an elderly demonstrator declared that Prime Minister Edi Rama will soon be arrested and has already fallen morally and politically, urging the removal of the 'criminal gang'.

A scientist who has researched skin aging for 15 years shares her advice on foods to avoid and creams to use to slow down the aging process of the skin.

Andrea Bocelli is scheduled to perform at the National Stadium in Warsaw. City officials are encouraging attendees to use public transport, which will operate more frequently, and are restricting vehicle access to the stadium area.

The Albanian diaspora joined the 77th day of anti-government protests in Tirana, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and an end to the current political system. Protesters marched through the streets, expressing widespread discontent with the political class and calling for change.

DRŽAVNOM inspektoratu poslali smo nekoliko konkretnih pitanja.

A recent action by the Trump Department of Justice has been praised by a lawmaker as the 'greatest restoration' of gun rights in a century. This move is seen as a significant advancement for gun rights advocates.

Proper nutrition for breastfeeding mothers is crucial for both the mother's energy levels and the baby's health, according to a new guide.

Lithuanian scientists leveraged the incredible power of a supercomputer to conduct a unique experiment, highlighting the current imperfections of rapid translation applications in noisy environments.

The Justice Department under the Trump administration has been actively pursuing low-level fraud cases. This strategic shift indicates a broader focus on combating various forms of financial deception.

A drunk man injured a minor with a knife in Klaipėda on Thursday, requiring medical attention.