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What we know about At least 38 fatal case as magnitude 7.7 quake hits Indonesia
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of Flores Island, causing widespread destruction and prompting urgent…
Haitian Migrants Consider Fleeing to Canada After Loss of U.S. Protected Status
Following the end of Temporary Protected Status for over 330,000 Haitians, many are weighing the risks of seeking…
Hawaii under a hurricane warning as Tropical Storm Lala takes aim
Tropical Storm Lala is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane, bringing life-threatening rain, high winds, and dangerous surf…
US Navy Sailors Face Mounting Strain as Aircraft Carrier Deployments Stretch to Record Lengths
Extended deployments for carriers like the USS Abraham Lincoln are testing crew morale and mental health, with sailors…
What we know about I don’t even drink whisky’: Scotland reels in visitors as much of
While the wider tourism industry faces a rocky 2026, Scotland is thriving, bolstered by increased North American flights and a surge in visitors seeking cooler climes.
What we know about Jason Arday death ‘a tragedy on so many levels’ says PM
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has called for a moment of reflection following the death of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday, whose family cited a 'campaign of…
Five Years After Taliban Takeover: Assessing the State of Armed Opposition in Afghanistan
As the Taliban marks five years in power, various armed groups continue to challenge their rule, though experts remain skeptical of their long-term impact on the…
Kelly Osbourne Defends Late Father Ozzy Against Dee Snider’s Songwriting Claims
Kelly Osbourne has publicly rebuked Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider for questioning her late father Ozzy Osbourne's songwriting legacy.
U.S. Army Grounds Apache Training Fleet Following Fatal Texas Helicopter Crash
The U.S. Army has suspended all Apache helicopter training flights after a crash near Fort Hood claimed the lives of two pilots.
Ancient Ruins of Nero’s Bridge Emerge as Rome’s Tiber River Hits Record Lows
A severe drought has caused water levels in Rome's Tiber River to drop significantly, revealing the submerged remains of a 2,000-year-old bridge.
What we know about As online dating goes into ‘salvage mode’
Dating apps such as Bumble are being forced to adapt as ‘swipe fatigue’ grows and the industry faces a potential existential crisis.
National Alert Issued as Stourbridge Wildfires Destroy 19 Homes
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has urged the public to take a new national fire alert seriously as 37 blazes burn across England and Wales, including a…
Yemen Government Reports Fatal Houthi Missile Strike on Al-Makha Port
Yemen's government reports at least four deaths following a Houthi ballistic missile attack on the port of al-Makha, amid rising regional tensions.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Details President Trump’s In-Flight Fast Food Habits
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared observations about President Trump’s dietary choices while traveling, noting the frequent presence of McDonald's on the presidential aircraft.
How the AK Party reshaped heritage conservation in Türkiye, 25 years on
Twenty-five years after the AK Party's founding, restoration, archaeology and adaptive reuse have become defining pillars of Türkiye's heritage policy, from Hagia Sophia and Yildiz Palace…
President Trump Dismisses Concerns Over Record-Breaking USS Abraham Lincoln Deployment
President Donald Trump rejected reports of family anxiety regarding the USS Abraham Lincoln’s extended mission, arguing the ship’s time at sea was not long enough.
What we know about Iceberg, romaine, kale: which salad greens are healthiest?
If you are trying to meet your daily serving of 2.5 cups of vegetables, you might have questions about which greens to choose for your health…
Former Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Found Dead at 41
Jason Arday, who recently resigned from his position at the University of Cambridge following allegations of plagiarism, has been found dead in south London.
What we know about Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges in UnitedHealthcare CEO fatal case
Luigi Mangione has admitted to the 2024 murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in federal court, though he continues to face separate state-level prosecution.
Pentagon Faces Scrutiny Over Living Conditions and Morale Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln
Lawmakers are demanding answers from the Pentagon regarding reports of poor living conditions and declining morale on the USS Abraham Lincoln during its lengthy Middle East…