
Even Earth's Last Wilderness Cannot Remain Entirely Isolated Forever
Scientists are monitoring bird flu's spread into Antarctica, where vulnerable wildlife populations face potential ecological risks.

Scientists are monitoring bird flu's spread into Antarctica, where vulnerable wildlife populations face potential ecological risks.

Police identified the Montreal shooting suspect as a 25-year-old man from Alberta while investigators continue examining the attack.

China's restrictions on key mineral exports are increasing pressure on Japan and highlighting strategic supply vulnerabilities.

Sydney shark attack victim Leah Stewart briefly awoke from a coma and told loved ones, "I love you."

Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako arrived in Belgium for a state visit marking 160 years of diplomatic relations.

A Canberra town crier set a Guinness World Record by reaching 122.4 decibels, becoming the world's loudest person.

The Philippines temporarily blocked a gaming app linked to a school shooting suspect as authorities investigate the tragedy and examine the role of online platforms.

The Justice Department issued subpoenas seeking testimony from Washington Post and Wall Street Journal reporters before a grand jury.

A communication system malfunction disrupted rail traffic across Germany, halting or delaying train services nationwide.

Israel’s military presence in southern Lebanon highlights the tension between security concerns, diplomatic negotiations, and the uncertain future of a fragile border region.

Federal authorities charged four Kansas City-area men in separate cases involving alleged planned attacks against government targets.

An explosion at Qatar's Barzan gas facility killed 13 people, marking one of the gas industry's deadliest accidents in decades.

Scientists found that seismic waves reflecting from Earth's core contributed to measurable shifts in an island nation's position.

One of Sherwood Forest's oldest trees has died after centuries of survival, highlighting both natural aging and environmental pressures.

Hungarian police arrested a man accused of collecting human remains allegedly taken from cemeteries as an investigation continues.

The Interior Department added fencing around Washington's Reflecting Pool following reports of vandalism at the historic site.

The U.N. nuclear agency expects future inspections in Iran, while Tehran says access will follow only after a final agreement.

Candidates backed by Zohran Mamdani won multiple Democratic primary races, highlighting the continued strength of progressive organizing in New York.

President Trump canceled the signing of a major housing affordability bill, leaving questions about its future implementation.

A federal appeals court allowed expanded use of expedited deportations by the Trump administration while legal challenges continue.

Micah Lasher defeated Jack Schlossberg in a crowded New York City Democratic congressional primary, highlighting changing political dynamics.

Representative Adriano Espaillat lost his Democratic primary to Darializa Avila Chevalier, reflecting changing dynamics within New York politics.

A former Navy admiral won the Democratic runoff in South Carolina's 1st Congressional District, advancing to the general election.

The EPA is monitoring dangerous pollution levels near Boyle Heights after a fire caused a significant overnight spike in air contamination.