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Authorities renew appeal in decades-old Cork disappearance case, seeking new information from the public.

Authorities renew appeal in decades-old Cork disappearance case, seeking new information from the public.

Passengers safely evacuated after a bus fire on the M7 near Tipperary–Laois border; no injuries reported.

Scientists say East Africa’s rift could eventually split the continent, though the process will take millions of years.

A shocking incident unfolded during the White House Correspondents' Dinner when a shooter attempted to storm the venue. Security footage has emerged, revealing the tense moments surrounding the attempted breach, which has prompted heightened security concerns.

In 2025, the disparity in compensation between CEOs and average workers has reached alarming levels, with top executives' pay rising 20 times faster than that of their employees. This trend raises significant concerns about income inequality and economic sustainability.

The UK’s elections watchdog is contemplating an investigation into a significant £5 million donation made to Nigel Farage. This potential inquiry raises questions about the implications of political funding and transparency in the electoral process.

A new wave of activism is sweeping through Puerto Rico, fueled by young leaders advocating for independence from the United States. These passionate individuals express frustration over political limitations and seek to reclaim their land's autonomy and cultural identity.

Several individuals linked to a sect identified as a heretical Muslim cult have been arrested in the UK, facing serious allegations including sex offenses, forced marriage, and enslavement. Authorities describe these crimes as severe violations of human rights.

In 2025, Zimbabwe's economy experienced a remarkable surge of 7.5%, primarily fueled by a booming mining sector and strategic reforms implemented by the government. This growth marks a significant turning point for a nation that has struggled with economic instability in recent decades.

California regulators have apologized to Elon Musk and settled a lawsuit that accused the state's Coastal Commission of political bias against SpaceX. The settlement includes an acknowledgment of "improper" statements made regarding Musk's political views during a 2024 hearing related to SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch program.

Amid rising tensions with Russia and uncertainties over U.S. military commitments, Germany is ramping up its military capabilities for the first time in decades. The shift comes as officials emphasize the need for Europe to prepare for potential confrontations independently, with plans to expand the Bundeswehr from approximately 180,000 to 260,000 soldiers by 2035.

the U.S. Senate unanimously passed a resolution prohibiting senators from participating in prediction markets, addressing concerns about potential insider trading. The move, introduced by Sen. Bernie Moreno, includes restrictions on senators, officers, and staff, effective immediately.

New York officials returned 657 stolen antiquities, valued at $14 million, to India. The artifacts, recovered from illegal traffickers, were handed over at a ceremony attended by Indian Consul General Rajlakshimi Kadam. This significant move follows ongoing investigations into trafficking networks, particularly those associated with notorious trafficker Subhash Kapoor.

Recent reports indicate that press freedom around the globe has reached a critical low, the worst in the last quarter-century. This decline is largely attributed to the tightening grip of authoritarian regimes that stifle dissent and hinder journalistic integrity. The implications for democracy and society as a whole are profound, as independent journalism is essential for informed citizenry.

A viral trend called "Scientology speedrunning" has taken TikTok by storm, prompting young adults to rush through Scientology buildings in Los Angeles while filming their antics, raising security concerns for the church.

A Mumbai family of four died after suspected food poisoning from watermelon eaten after a party. Police are investigating a possible chemical toxin as relatives who skipped the fruit remain healthy.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid met 9-year-old Omar Hussain after his viral video thanking the leader for the UAE's safety. The meeting highlighted the Ruler's commitment to the nation's youth and future.

An exhibition highlighting the devastation from the 1945 atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki opened at the U.N. headquarters in New York on April 27, aligning with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) review conference. Organized by Nihon Hidankyo, the exhibition features photos and artifacts showcasing the catastrophic effects of the attacks.

Fourteen people died across Bangladesh as violent "Kalbaishakhi" storms unleashed deadly lightning. Following record heat, the strikes primarily hit farmers in rural districts like Gaibandha.

Canada will host the new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank (DSRB), aimed at financing defense projects for NATO members and allies. The decision follows a series of negotiations involving approximately 19 founding countries.

A fragile ceasefire was shattered as Israeli strikes in Gaza killed four Palestinians, including a child. The fatalities occurred in Beit Lahia, Zeitoun, and Khan Younis despite the ongoing truce.

Guwahati police detained a man after his wife’s suspicious death, following family allegations of poisoning. A forensic probe is underway at GMCH to determine the exact cause of the tragedy.

In response to disruptions from the ongoing Iran conflict, China has ramped up its double-insurance strategy to secure crude oil supplies, balancing diversification with building substantial stockpiles. This approach has helped mitigate the initial shock from the closure of vital supply routes.

Gunmen abducted 23 pupils from a Kogi orphanage during a violent midnight raid. A joint security task force has launched a massive search-and-rescue operation as the nation demands their safe return.