Elon Musk says he will fund legal defense for Epstein victims who face lawsuits after naming alleged clients, drawing attention to ongoing demands for accountability.
TEPCO’s plan to restart a Kashiwazaki-Kariwa reactor signals gradual progress in Japan’s cautious return to nuclear power amid energy security and climate pressures.
A week after 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance in Arizona, her family and investigators continue the search amid hope and uncertainty, as authorities pursue leads and review evidence.
Health offices are emphasizing cancer detection services, encouraging early screening across communities to support timely diagnosis and better outcomes.
San Miguel Global Power is on track to complete the Masinloc Power Plant expansion by September, adding about 700 MW of capacity to support the Philippines’ energy needs.
Lindsey Vonn crashed early in the Olympic downhill race, breaking her leg and undergoing surgery, but remains in stable condition as medical teams care for her after the dramatic incident.
Oil prices climbed on Tuesday as markets reacted to supply concerns and geopolitical tensions, prompting local fuel price adjustments and renewed focus on global energy dynamics.
Navotas City launches a citywide HPV DNA screening program with a new molecular lab to improve women’s access to early cervical cancer detection and treatment.
Heat alerts are likely as temperatures climb, with heavy rain expected over the weekend; residents are urged to take precautions amid shifting weather patterns.
A Canadian tourist in Dublin died after being knocked down and kicked in the head; court heard his head was “treated like a football,” leaving family and city in shock.
Irish national Seamus Culleton, married to a U.S. citizen with a valid work permit, was held in ICE detention for five months despite no criminal record, delaying his green card process.
A coroner has urged clearer public guidance after a Southland man died while detonating old explosives, highlighting risks posed by poorly marked legacy materials.
An overnight search at Westshore Beach ended in tragedy when a missing five-year-old boy was found dead on the shoreline after hours of coordinated efforts.
A three-year-old boy suffered serious facial injuries in a dirt bike crash in Northland, leading to charges against his father and renewed safety concerns.
Via Rail halts trains on the Ottawa-Montreal-Toronto corridor due to operational constraints, highlighting both logistical challenges and the human rhythms tied to national transit.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte faces a third impeachment complaint, intensifying political debate as the House reviews its validity amid claims of accountability issues and political motivation.
A body has been recovered from the Waioeka River during the search for a missing man, bringing the active search to an end as police work to confirm identity.
Filipinos are gaining access to Dubai’s 10-year Golden Visa through property investments, entrepreneurship, and professional expertise, opening doors to long-term residency, stability, and business opportunities in the UAE.
Canadian investors prepare for market opening with attention to global developments, economic indicators, and corporate updates shaping today’s financial landscape.
Coins.ph was featured by Fintech News Philippines after joining the Circle Payments Network, enabling faster, lower-cost cross-border payouts with direct PHP settlement nationwide.
A proposed funding plan for a new LNG terminal has sparked debate in New Zealand, with disagreement over whether the charge is a levy or a necessary tool for energy security.
A tightening supply of memory chips is quietly pushing prices higher and reshaping expectations across tech markets, with analysts warning that constraints may persist longer than anticipated.
A dispute has emerged over a proposed LNG terminal, with the Prime Minister rejecting Labour’s claim that it amounts to a tax, as debate continues over energy costs and security.
Taiwan says it is “impossible” to relocate 40 percent of its semiconductor production to the U.S., citing the deeply rooted nature of its industry, though it remains open to expanding overseas