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Houthi Missile Strikes on Yemeni Military Camps Leave Dozens Dead
Houthi rebels killed at least 30 government soldiers in missile attacks on military camps in Hadramout and Marib,…
Molly Ringwald Rates ‘Secret Life of the American Teenager’ Experience as ‘The Worst
Molly Ringwald says her time on 'The Secret Life of the American Teenager' was 'the worst' due to…
Are undersea internet cables really under attack?
For years, governments ignored the safety of fibre-optic cables. Now, they are increasingly viewing routine accidents as deliberate…
Texas Businessman Regrets Trump Vote After ICE Detains Fiancée at Airport
A lifelong Republican and Texas businessman says he deeply regrets his vote for President Trump after his Venezuelan-born…
Breaking Barriers: Bogotá’s Push for Gender Parity in Urban Cycling
Bogotá, a global leader in cycling, is tackling the gender gap in transport by addressing safety, infrastructure, and cultural stereotypes to reach parity by 2039.
What we know about Calls for Army college inquiry after reports of safety allegation and abuse
Four women have alleged sexual assault and harassment at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate, prompting calls for an independent investigation.
What we know about Hormuz deal ‘close’: What’s the latest on each side’s positions?
US officials say they would not accept any arrangement on the waterway that would leave Iran in control as negotiations between Tehran and Muscat near finalization.
Senate Committee to Vote on Contempt Charge Against Dr. Anthony Fauci
A GOP-led Senate panel is set to vote on a contempt of Congress resolution against Dr. Anthony Fauci following his refusal to answer questions during a…
‘Black widows’: Women accused of marrying Russian army recruits to claim death payouts
St. Petersburg, Russia — When Maria was told by the Russian military that her 59-year-old father had been shot on the front lines of the Ukraine…
Cyberattacks on Water Systems Across 12 U.S. States Linked to Iran-Backed Hackers
Officials are investigating a series of cyberattacks targeting water infrastructure in at least 12 states, with evidence suggesting potential involvement by Iran-backed actors.
FIFA Backs Gianni Infantino Following Collapse of Controversial World Cup Commercial Rights Plan
FIFA leadership has pledged full support for President Gianni Infantino after a failed $4.2bn commercial rights proposal sparked a major internal revolt.
Miami-Dade Emergency Response Details Emerge Following Perez Hilton Incident
Audio recordings from Miami-Dade dispatchers detail the hours-long emergency response to the home of blogger Perez Hilton following a livestreamed incident.
Safety Record of Global Warehouse Giant Under Scrutiny After Massive Los Angeles Fire
A investigation reveals a pattern of fires at Lineage-linked facilities, raising serious concerns following a major industrial blaze in Boyle Heights.
What we know about US officials push back on reports of dangerously low munitions supplies
Experts warn that low stockpiles of air defence interceptors as a result of the war on Iran leave the US vulnerable, but the White House denies…
El-Sayed victory complicates Democratic path in critical Michigan Senate race
Abdul El-Sayed's primary win sets up a high-stakes general election battle for a key Michigan Senate seat, testing the viability of progressive candidates in swing states.
A Nation at a Crossroads: Venezuela’s Transition Talks and the Future of Chavismo
Negotiators in Venezuela are prioritizing earthquake relief, democratic reforms, and judicial changes, while the talks offer early indicators regarding the long-term influence of Chavismo.
What we know about US announces more than $100m in rewards for eight Jalisco cartel leaders
The Trump administration has sought to weaken the leadership of high-profile Mexican cartels by increasing the bounties.
Trump Launches Verbal safety case on Michigan Senate Nominee Abdul El-Sayed
Following a narrow primary win over Rep. Haley Stevens, Abdul El-Sayed faces immediate criticism from Donald Trump as the Michigan Senate race intensifies.
New Mexico Files Lawsuit Against US Justice Department Over Epstein Investigation Access
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez has sued the US Department of Justice, alleging the federal government is obstructing a state investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s former…
Arab and Muslim Nations Launch New Initiative to Protect Jerusalem Holy Sites
Foreign ministers have established a permanent mechanism to document Israeli violations against Christian and Islamic sanctuaries in occupied East Jerusalem.
