Six international peacekeepers were killed in a drone strike on a U.N. facility in Sudan, prompting condemnation and renewed concern over the safety of neutral humanitarian operations.
Kolkata plans to install a 21-meter statue of Lionel Messi, reflecting the city’s deep football culture and its connection to a global sport
Reddit has challenged Australia’s under-16 social-media ban in the High Court, raising questions about legality, child safety, and how access to digital spaces should be regulated.
Snoop Dogg has been named an honorary coach for Team USA at the 2026 Olympics, reflecting the growing blend of sport, culture, and global fan engagement.
A grieving family has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI after a tragic series of deaths, raising questions about AI responsibility, safeguards, and human vulnerability
Swiss yodeling has been added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, recognizing a living Alpine tradition shaped by community, landscape, and shared memory
Time names AI’s creators as Person of the Year, recognizing a collective force shaping society — influential, unfinished, and inseparable from human choices.
Denmark’s intelligence service has, for the first time, identified the United States as a potential security threat, reflecting shifting definitions of power and alliance in a changing world.
Lagos’s first Street Art Festival has turned city streets into an open-air gallery of vibrant murals, blending public creativity with everyday urban life.
Belarus freed 123 prisoners, including Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski, as the U.S. lifted sanctions tied to potash exports, marking a notable diplomatic shift.
Angry fans in Kolkata threw chairs and bottles after Lionel Messi’s brief and distant appearance at a ticketed event, prompting police action and scrutiny of poor event management.
A new Bollywood spy film, Dhurandhar, has sparked debate in India and Pakistan over its portrayal of characters and themes, while other cross-border film controversies continue to reverberate.
In a historic decision, Arkansas has announced its plan to become the first state in the nation to sever its ties with the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). The decision will take effect on July 1, marking a significant shift in the state's media landscape and raising questions about the future of public broadcasting in Arkansas.
Ricardas Berankis retires from professional tennis, reflecting on a career defined by resilience, global competition, and experiences he says have shaped his life.
Peter Greene, the talented actor celebrated for his memorable roles in iconic films such as Pulp Fiction and The Mask, has passed away at the age of 60. The news of his untimely death has shocked fans and fellow actors alike, leaving behind a legacy of compelling performances.
In a shocking development in the long-unsolved case of JonBenet Ramsey, authorities announced they are actively collecting and testing new evidence. Despite the passage of nearly three decades since the six-year-old's tragic death in 1996, investigators remain committed to uncovering new leads and advancing the case.
Germany has officially accused Russia of conducting a cyber-attack aimed at its air traffic control systems, raising concerns over national security and the potential disruption of air travel. The attack has been described as sophisticated, targeting critical infrastructure at a time of heightened geopolitical tensions.
In a groundbreaking legal move, Ukrainian nationals have filed a lawsuit against several American semiconductor companies, alleging that their technology is being used to fuel Russian military operations, particularly in drone warfare and missile systems. This lawsuit underscores the critical role that technology plays in modern warfare and the ethical responsibilities of tech companies in times of conflict.
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A mother visiting from Southern California was brutally attacked in a Macy's bathroom in New York City, where she was changing her infant’s diaper. The incident, which left the woman seriously injured, has raised concerns over safety in public spaces.
Sydney Sweeney’s critique of golf sparked a swift response from the PGA Tour, igniting a broader debate about the sport’s evolving image and efforts to attract younger audiences.
Nearly two months after Hurricane Melissa devastated the northern Caribbean, hunger persists and many remain in makeshift shelters as recovery efforts struggle to keep pace.
Ben Shelton partners with Wheelhouse to create a new docuseries, offering fans an inside look at his rapid rise, competitive journey, and growing presence in the world of tennis.
The first group of climate migrants from Tuvalu has arrived in Australia under a historic visa program that helps residents flee rising seas threatening their Pacific island homeland.