A California homeowner spent 37 days dealing with a black bear living in his basement before successfully encouraging the animal to leave unharmed.
A Puerto Rico woman is suing Bad Bunny for $16 million, alleging her voice was used without consent in his music, raising questions about ownership and artistic boundaries.
Tehran authorities claim that the protesters have started to arm themselves, escalating tension amid ongoing demonstrations. The government vows that those involved will face serious consequences.
Greenland finds itself in the center of increasing geopolitical tension, as global powers compete for influence over a strategically important island. The residents express concern about their future in the face of changing international dynamics.
A Hindu man in Bangladesh lost his life tragically after jumping into the canal to escape a mob. This incident highlights the ongoing religious tensions in the area and raises concerns about the safety of minority groups.
The strategic alliance between the United States and Denmark, reinforced through NATO, plays a critical role in maintaining security in the North Atlantic area and beyond.
A bodyguard formerly assigned to Vivek Ramaswamy’s family was arrested on federal drug trafficking charges, accused alongside his wife of handling hundreds of narcotic shipments — prompting his removal from the security detail and scrutiny of hiring practices.
Several electric vehicle models, including Ford’s F‑150 Lightning, Acura ZDX EV, and Nissan Ariya, were discontinued or paused in 2025 due to low demand, policy changes, and shifting market preferences.
Most Jamaican beaches are now controlled by resorts and private developers, leaving locals with limited access and sparking debates over heritage, public rights, and social equity.
Megyn Kelly criticized new CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil for crying on air, highlighting debate over news norms as CBS undergoes internal change including a top producer’s firing.
NASA is bringing the ISS Crew‑11 home early after a medical situation involving one astronaut — the first time a mission has been cut short for health reasons in the station’s history.
A wildfire near Stanford in South Africa’s Western Cape threatens homes as strong winds hamper firefighting, prompt evacuations and force road closures amid efforts to contain the blaze.
KwaZulu‑Natal’s coalition government is destabilised after the NFP withdrew from the Government of Provincial Unity, leaving the province’s governing bloc without a clear majority.
Kingswood College and Graeme College in the Eastern Cape have signed a peace agreement ending a contentious feud over pupil recruitment, restoring cooperation and shared activities.
Two people have died in separate water incidents in Bay of Plenty and Akaroa, while emergency services search for a missing swimmer in the Waikato River.
About 55 pilot whales stranded at Farewell Spit, New Zealand; 15 restranded overnight and six have died. Volunteers and conservation teams are preparing another refloat attempt at high tide.
Rami Khoshaba, an Iraqi‑born refugee and 501 deportee, has been sentenced to 2 years 3 months in prison for cutting a man’s face during a parking dispute; his appeal was dismissed.
Canada is deploying military support to Pimicikamak Cree Nation after a prolonged power outage caused frozen pipes and sewage failures, forcing about 4,000 residents to evacuate.
A Quebec company was fined $1.35 million after admitting it discharged sodium chlorite into the Rivière du Lièvre in 2019, violating the Fisheries Act and harming aquatic habitat.
A patient at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon died after a physical altercation with security responding to staff safety concerns; police and coroner investigate.
Trump invites U.S. oil executives to invest in Venezuela’s oil sector with assurances of safety, but industry leaders express caution amid legal and security concerns.
A massive rubbish pile collapsed at the Binaliw landfill in Cebu City, Philippines, killing at least one person and leaving dozens missing as rescue teams search through debris.
Veteran U.S. officials warn the White House against military plans for Greenland, urging diplomacy and alliance respect amid escalating Arctic tensions.
Displaced by Victoria’s bushfires, residents are sheltering with horses, dogs and other animals at evacuation centres where companionship offers solace and resilience amid crisis.