The philanthropist expands her commitment to women's health, adding significant funding for contraceptive access, maternal care, and menopause research, bringing total donations above $600 million in two years.

U.S. District Judge James Bredar delays the civil trial on the 2024 Key Bridge collapse after multiple last‑minute settlements resolve most remaining claims, despite looming criminal charges against the ship operators.

In Boston, Jerome Powell defended the Fed’s autonomy against political pressure while accepting a prestigious award. The former chair highlighted the importance of independent institutions for democracy amidst a history of political interference.

A catastrophic burst of a caustic‑chemical tank at a paper‑product plant on the Columbia River has left 11 workers dead and six injured. The tragedy reverberates in a town built on timber and paper mills, stirring questions about safety and the future of Longview’s industrial heart.

Two major chemical incidents last week—one at a paper mill in Washington and another in Southern California—illustrated how rare failures can still occur when inspection and maintenance lapses are coupled with extremely hazardous chemicals.

New York’s iconic sun‑setting spectacle returns on June 28 and June 29, 2026.

Thailand's government has decided to shorten the visa-free stay period for citizens from more than 90 countries, including the UK, from 60 days to just 30 days. This change comes amidst concerns over national security and an effort to clarify the country's visa regulations.

In a significant shift, Thailand reduces the visa-free stay period for citizens of over 90 countries to 30 days as part of a broader security and regulatory reform.

Foreign tourist numbers in Goa have plummeted while domestic visitors surge, revealing significant shifts in travel preferences and external factors affecting the state's tourism economy.

Kami Rita Sherpa and Lhakpa Sherpa achieve remarkable feats on the world's tallest peak, marking significant milestones in mountaineering history.

The Democratic Republic of Congo's World Cup team faces unprecedented quarantine measures after Ebola risk was elevated to 'very high' by WHO. Players training in Belgium must maintain a strict isolation bubble for 21 days to avoid CDC travel bans, as White House officials warn that any breach could disqualify the squad from the tournament. With their opening match against Portugal looming, the crisis tests global health protocols during the world's biggest sporting event.

Top tennis stars including Aryna Sabalenka cut media sessions to 15 minutes—matching the French Open's 15% prize money allocation—demanding greater revenue share. Players argue the current structure fails to reflect their contributions to tournament success and threaten boycotts if unaddressed.

Due to a concerning Ebola outbreak in the eastern region, the Democratic Republic of Congo has cancelled its pre-World Cup training preparations in Kinshasa, shifting activities to Belgium.

Kami Rita Sherpa and Lhakpa Sherpa achieve remarkable feats on the world's tallest peak, marking significant milestones in mountaineering history.

Andre The Giant, the towering figure of wrestling and beloved movie star, is commemorated by a roadside marker in his adopted hometown of Ellerbe, North Carolina.

In a landmark auction, a Jackson Pollock artwork sold for $181 million, setting a record for the artist and marking it as one of the most expensive artworks ever sold.

Two US nationals have been apprehended after one jumped into the enclosure of Punch, a viral baby macaque, while the other filmed the incident. The zoo is taking measures to enhance security to prevent such occurrences.

The all-female supergroup BIIRD has made waves in the music scene, selling out venues and touring with Ed Sheeran without releasing a single album yet.

Despite taking risks with unique performances, the UK faces continual disappointment in Eurovision, remaining at the bottom of the leaderboard yet again.

The Colombian pop sensation Shakira has won a significant tax refund from the Spanish government, following a court ruling in her favor concerning a disputed tax collection.

Barney Frank, one of America’s first openly gay congressmen and a pivotal figure in financial reform, has died at 86 after a battle with illness. He leaves behind a legacy of advocacy for LGBTQ rights and crucial financial regulations.

Barney Frank, one of the first openly gay congressmen in the United States and a key figure in financial regulation, has passed away at the age of 86. His legacy in LGBT rights and economic reform stands as a testament to his impact on American politics.

Chinese President Xi Jinping showcases China's growing influence on the global stage by hosting Russian President Vladimir Putin, following his meeting with US President Donald Trump just days earlier. This marks a significant moment for China's assertive foreign policy amid ongoing international conflicts.

Explore the intricate and evolving relationship between China and Russia, detailing their economic interdependence and the geopolitical realities that bind them together despite asymmetries in power.

Exploring the multifaceted relationship between China and Russia, highlighting their economic symbiosis, political camaraderie, and the power dynamics steering their partnership.

An investigative look at recent claims that inflation runs higher in Democratic‑governed states, with a review of regional CPI data, gas price trends, and alternative inflation measures.

The former president accuses California of delaying mail‑ballot counting to steal Republican candidates in the gubernatorial and mayoral primaries, while the state’s Department of Justice has denied any claim of a federal investigation.

Former county election clerk Tina Peters exits state prison after the gubernatorial commutation of a 9‑year sentence, a move that has drawn calls for a “dark day” in Colorado politics.

In Boston, Jerome Powell defended the Fed’s autonomy against political pressure while accepting a prestigious award. The former chair highlighted the importance of independent institutions for democracy amidst a history of political interference.

Over 1,000 suspected cases and 246 deaths in eastern Dem. Rep. Congo. MSF insists the spread is unprecedented, WHO is in Ituri with limited resources, and conflict hampers containment.

Uttar Pradesh’s Banda district has endured a record‑breaking 47‑48 °C heatwave that reshaped daily life – from market hours to work schedules to public health.

A catastrophic burst of a caustic‑chemical tank at a paper‑product plant on the Columbia River has left 11 workers dead and six injured. The tragedy reverberates in a town built on timber and paper mills, stirring questions about safety and the future of Longview’s industrial heart.

Two major chemical incidents last week—one at a paper mill in Washington and another in Southern California—illustrated how rare failures can still occur when inspection and maintenance lapses are coupled with extremely hazardous chemicals.

A chemical storage tank at the Nippon Dynawave Packaging co. plant in Longview shattered at 7:15 a.m., igniting a flood of corrosive white liquor and sending several deaths, dozens of missing workers and a dozen injured firefighters into the early‑morning frenzy.

Authorities have lifted evacuation orders for many residents after a crack in the methyl methacrylate tank at Garden Grove’s GKN Aerospace Transparency Systems plant reduced pressure and temperature, cutting the risk of catastrophic explosion.

Two major chemical incidents last week—one at a paper mill in Washington and another in Southern California—illustrated how rare failures can still occur when inspection and maintenance lapses are coupled with extremely hazardous chemicals.

Waymo has suspended self-driving taxi services in five U.S. cities following incidents where autonomous vehicles drove into flooded roads. The company issued a recall of nearly 4,000 robotaxis after software flaws allowed vehicles to slow and enter standing water on highways.

SpaceX's Starship rocket was halted moments before launch Thursday due to a hydraulic pin issue at Starbase. The company aims to retry Friday as it prepares for its IPO and NASA's lunar mission timeline.

Paris court finds airlines 'solely and entirely responsible' for AF447 disaster after retrial, overturning 2023 acquittal amid victims' family outrage over minimal €225,000 fines.

Despite reporting $81.6 billion in quarterly revenue and $58.3 billion in net income—the highest ever—Nvidia shares dropped 1.6% after hours as investors grew wary of sustained hypergrowth and mounting competition in the AI chip market.