The $500M Russian superyacht Nord defied the Hormuz blockade, utilizing an Iranian "safe lane" to reach Oman. The transit signals a selective enforcement favoring Moscow amid stalled U.S. talks.
Three people were arrested after a stolen SUV crashed in Melbourne’s east following a high-speed pursuit. Police Dog Squad and Air Wing units assisted in the takedown in Doncaster East.
In Panabo City, farmers use "smudging"—burning dried leaves—to douse coconut groves in smoke. This traditional tactic masks bee pheromones, allowing a safe harvest of matured fruit amidst the swarms.
A major highway pileup near Toronto involving multiple semi-trucks resulted in two fatalities and a prolonged closure of one of Canada's busiest transportation corridors.
A 31-year-old man was arrested in Mira Road for stabbing two security guards who failed his "religious test." Authorities are investigating his alleged ISIS links and handwritten extremist notes.
An explosion at an industrial plant in Pennsylvania resulted in two fatalities and ten injuries, prompting a major investigation into the safety and mechanical integrity of the facility.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced new rules for the Oscars, explicitly prohibiting the use of AI-generated performances and requiring that all submitted scripts be written by humans.
The search for Nancy Guthrie has reached the three-month mark with intensified efforts from law enforcement and the community as they continue to seek answers regarding her mysterious disappearance.
Tehran’s "missile cities," buried 500m under rock, remain untouched by U.S. strikes. This subterranean arsenal provides key leverage in stalled talks, shielding assets as the May 1 deadline looms.
Recent audio recordings have surfaced, allegedly revealing a coordinated effort involving former U.S. President Donald Trump, Argentine President Javier Milei, and ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández to undermine relations with Mexico, Colombia, and other Latin American countries.
Three students and a driver narrowly escaped a school bus fire in Kings Park, Sydney. The vehicle was engulfed in flames within minutes due to a mechanical fault; fortunately, no injuries occurred.
A man who was arrested for operating a Starlink satellite internet service in Iran has died following severe beatings from security forces, raising alarm over human rights violations in the country.
Residents in New Orleans discovered an ancient Roman gravestone in their backyard and facilitated its return to Italy, ending its mysterious journey from the ancient world to the American South.
The Bureau of Customs seized P249.83M worth of shabu hidden in LED spotlights in Pasay. Flagged by X-rays, the 36.7kg haul from Mexico is the largest NAIA airport bust of the year.
Severe tornadoes and giant hail devastated parts of central Texas, leading to a disaster declaration in Mineral Wells as residents begin to assess the widespread damage to their community.
US officials have announced plans to withdraw approximately 5,000 troops from Germany, a move that reflects shifting defense priorities and aims to enhance military flexibility in Europe.
A man was arrested for allegedly murdering his wife and disposing of her body in a zoo's industrial incinerator, leading to a harrowing investigation within the local animal sanctuary.
Japan is developing innovative cardboard drones designed for military purposes, raising eyebrows and questions regarding their effectiveness and implications in modern warfare.
Strains are emerging in the Atlantic alliance as the United States and Europe grapple with differing priorities and approaches to key international issues, threatening the cohesion that has defined transatlantic relations for decades.
A significant fire broke out aboard the USS Higgins, causing a complete loss of power and propulsion, leaving the Navy destroyer temporarily immobilized in the Indo-Pacific during routine operations.
The U.S. military has secured agreements with seven prominent tech companies to integrate artificial intelligence into classified systems, marking a significant step forward in enhancing national security and defense capabilities.
A vehicle struck multiple participants during a Lao New Year parade in New Iberia, Louisiana, injuring fifteen people and turning a vibrant cultural celebration into a scene of medical emergency.
A masked gunman disrupted a morning commute by detonating pyrotechnic explosives on a transit line, leading to several injuries and a temporary suspension of service as authorities restored order.
Elon Musk shared his perspective on the formation of OpenAI during a high-profile trial, drawing attention to the contrasting views between him and current CEO Sam Altman regarding the organization's early vision and direction.