The closure of Iran's largest steel plants signals a potential downturn in the country’s economy, emphasizing the impact of recent military actions by the US and Israel.

As 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' opens in theaters, the popularity of family-oriented films is reshaping the movie landscape, drawing large audiences and generating impressive box office earnings.

A painting by 19th-century artist Raja Ravi Varma, titled 'Yashoda and Krishna', has set a new record for Indian art sales at a staggering $17.9 million, showcasing the growing demand for historical Indian artworks.

In a significant political shift, the US government has lifted sanctions on Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela's interim president, marking a new chapter in relations between the two nations.

Elon Musk's SpaceX is set to become one of the most valuable publicly traded companies following a recent confidential IPO filing, with a projected valuation exceeding $1 trillion.

In a world where air travel dominates, a journalist's train ride from Atlanta to Washington D.C. awakens reflections on America's past, present, and the interplay of politics and travel.

As spring break travel peaks, U.S. airports are experiencing extended security lines. An executive order from President Trump aims to provide immediate pay to TSA officers, but it's uncertain if this will alleviate current staffing issues or improve wait times.

Washington D.C.'s iconic cherry blossoms have hit peak bloom, marking the arrival of spring. Visitors can enjoy the stunning floral display while the National Cherry Blossom Festival runs until April 12.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is reshaping global aviation, raising concerns about supply, safety, and future travel dynamics. As Gulf hubs face unprecedented challenges, experts analyze the potential long-term impacts on air travel.

George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston experiences significant wait times due to high callout rates of TSA workers. The situation highlights the broader impact of the ongoing government shutdown on air travel in the U.S.

The Democratic Republic of Congo has declared a national holiday as its football team qualifies for the World Cup for the first time in 52 years, igniting national pride and celebrations.

The Italian national football team's failure to qualify for the World Cup for the third consecutive time has left fans and players in disbelief, prompting reflections on the state of Italian football.

For the first time in 52 years, the Democratic Republic of Congo qualifies for the World Cup, prompting a nationwide holiday to celebrate this monumental achievement.

In light of a recent car crash and subsequent DUI charges, Tiger Woods announces he is stepping away from golf to prioritize his health and recovery.

A tragic incident at the 2024 Road World Championships in Switzerland led to the death of cyclist Muriel Furrer, sparking an inquiry into safety protocols amidst calls for improved emergency response measures.

Amidst rivalry, two unlikely allies team up to honor a beloved family member’s dying wish, embarking on a transformative journey in the latest season of 'Race Across the World'.

The rapper was taken to a local hospital after feeling unwell mid-performance of 'Moulin Rouge!' in New York. Updates on her condition are awaited.

Rapper Megan Thee Stallion had a medical emergency during her performance of 'Moulin Rouge! The Musical', resulting in her hospitalization. Her team is currently evaluating her condition.

Two US Army helicopter crews, initially suspended for flying near Kid Rock's home in Tennessee, were reinstated after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth intervened. The incident raises questions about military protocol and celebrity interactions.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the lifting of suspensions for two Army helicopter pilots who hovered near Kid Rock's pool, affirming their actions were under review without wrongdoing.

Amidst rivalry, two unlikely allies team up to honor a beloved family member’s dying wish, embarking on a transformative journey in the latest season of 'Race Across the World'.

As more people venture into the outdoors inspired by social media, the rise in emergencies has sparked questions about safety and responsibility. This article explores the fine line between adventure and caution.

Former President Donald Trump reignites uncertainty about NATO’s future with comments suggesting he may reconsider US membership. Analysts discuss the implications for the alliance amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

In a startling development decades after Ted Bundy's death, advanced DNA testing has confirmed his involvement in the unsolved murder of a Utah teen in 1974, raising the question of how many more victims he may have had.

Governor Greg Gianforte signs Senate Bill 437, defining sex strictly as male or female based on reproductive anatomy. This new law provokes backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates regarding its implications on gender identities and protections.

The closure of Iran's largest steel plants signals a potential downturn in the country’s economy, emphasizing the impact of recent military actions by the US and Israel.

Former Columbia University graduate student Mahmoud Khalil faces deportation as his lawyers seek the recusal of Judge Emil Bove due to potential conflicts of interest stemming from his past role in immigration enforcement against student protesters.

Subramanyam Vedam's potential release follows the overturning of his murder conviction, prompting a battle against deportation to India.

French President Emmanuel Macron has voiced strong criticism of US President Donald Trump's approach to the ongoing war in Iran, emphasizing the need for a serious and consistent strategy in international conflict.

As tensions escalate in the ongoing war against Iran, the regime remains steadfast despite external pressures. This report analyzes the impact of military and political maneuvers, particularly following recent shifts in leadership and perceptions of power.

Narges Mohammadi, an Iranian Nobel Peace Prize recipient, reportedly suffered a suspected heart attack in Zanjan Prison, raising grave health concerns among family and human rights advocates.

As more people venture into the outdoors inspired by social media, the rise in emergencies has sparked questions about safety and responsibility. This article explores the fine line between adventure and caution.

A tragic storm in Greece has led to a man's death near Athens, while the island of Crete is shrouded in dust from the Sahara. The bad weather has caused flooding, flight disruptions, and school closures.

Over 13,000 immigrants in the U.S. find themselves under deportation orders to countries where they have no connections, raising fears and legal challenges as the Biden administration's policies evolve.

A bipartisan effort led by U.S. senators introduces the INSULIN Act, targeting high insulin costs and offering a glimmer of hope for millions of Americans dependent on the medication.

NASA's Artemis II faced technical issues just before liftoff, including a malfunctioning toilet and safety systems, but quick thinking helped ensure a successful mission.

NASA's Artemis II rocket has successfully launched, marking a significant milestone in the new space race. Here's a look at what comes next for the crew and mission.

Elon Musk's SpaceX is set to become one of the most valuable publicly traded companies following a recent confidential IPO filing, with a projected valuation exceeding $1 trillion.

Louis Mosley, head of Palantir in the UK, emphasizes that the responsibility for AI military applications lies with military customers, amid growing concerns about the technology's implications in warfare.

Elon Musk's SpaceX prepares to go public with a monumental initial public offering that could exceed $1 trillion, marking a significant step in the company's evolution and potentially making Musk the world's first trillionaire.