An Iranian man was arrested after attempting to enter Faslane nuclear base in Scotland. Authorities say the situation was contained and investigations continue.
Iran launched missiles toward a US–UK base in the Indian Ocean; none hit, but the move signals escalating tensions and extended strike reach.
UK allows US use of its bases for strikes on Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting rising tensions and strategic coordination.
Pete Hegseth says there is no clear timeframe for ending a U.S. war involving Iran, underscoring ongoing uncertainty about the conflict’s duration.
Velvel Serebryanski leaves court after conviction in a case involving Manny Waks, highlighting the gap between legal outcomes and personal closure.
Broncos claim their first win through resilience, while Panthers maintain dominance with a composed victory over the Roosters in a contrasting NRL night.
Canada’s federal government is appealing to the Supreme Court over a ruling on its use of the Emergencies Act during the Freedom Convoy protests.
New ALICE findings suggest proton collisions may show signs of primordial plasma, challenging assumptions that only large-scale collisions can recreate early-universe conditions.
The Maple Leafs recall Michael Pezzetta from the AHL, adding physical depth and energy as roster needs evolve during the NHL season.
Mario Andretti reflects on his experiences at Jarama Circuit, highlighting its technical challenges and enduring place in motorsport history.
FP2 at the 2026 Madrid E-Prix offers early insights into team performance, strategy, and race readiness ahead of qualifying and the main event.
Summary Germany joins France, Italy, and Spain in a tourism surge for 2026, with airlines and hotel groups expanding services to meet growing global travel demand.
Agoda highlights Malaysia among Asia’s top night market destinations, showcasing cultural richness, street food, and growing interest in authentic travel experiences.
India’s high tuberculosis burden highlights rising antimicrobial resistance, signaling broader concerns about antibiotic use, treatment gaps, and global public health risks.
Thailand plans to reduce visa-free stays from 60 to 30 days to address misuse and security concerns, while maintaining flexibility for genuine travelers.
Winter ocean conditions may influence coral resilience more than previously understood. Warmer winters can weaken recovery, increasing bleaching risk during future heatwaves on the Great Barrier Reef.
Astronomers find that the ultra‑low‑density exoplanet Kepler‑51d, likened to cotton candy, is wrapped in an extremely thick haze that even the James Webb Space Telescope cannot penetrate.
Scientists use crater simulations to probe asteroid 16 Psyche’s origins, offering clues for NASA’s 2029 mission and whether it is a remnant planetary core or a mixed metal object.
NASA has moved its Artemis II moon rocket back to the launch pad after repairs, aiming for an April 1 launch window for a crewed lunar flyby, marking a key step in deep space exploration.
Scientists captured the longest underwater timelapse, revealing slow-moving ecosystems, hidden patterns, and environmental changes previously unseen on the ocean floor.
CT scans reveal a new baby dinosaur species preserved in rock for 100 million years, offering rare insight into early development and reshaping how scientists study fragile fossils.
North Korean state media released images showing leader Kim Jong Un’s teenage daughter driving a tank during a military drill, the first such public involvement and the latest in her increasing visibility alongside her father amid succession speculation.
Amid escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, fears of a major Israeli ground offensive in Lebanon are rising as airstrikes kill hundreds and displace nearly a million, drawing international calls for restraint.
The FBI is reportedly investigating a former counter-terrorism chief who resigned, with the situation unfolding amid tensions involving Iran.