The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is affecting airlines worldwide, leading to flight cancellations and complicated passenger rights for affected travelers.

President Trump's recent decision to reclassify medical marijuana has sparked significant debate within the cannabis community and beyond, as it brings about potential tax benefits and research opportunities while raising questions about regulation.

As polar bear tourism faces reformation in Kaktovik, Alaska, local leaders aim to balance economic benefits with cultural respect and wildlife preservation amidst challenges from climate change.

As it ramps up spending on artificial intelligence, Meta is set to lay off approximately 10% of its workforce, marking a significant pivot towards AI-driven efficiencies.

The $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros by Paramount moves forward after shareholder approval, promising significant changes in media ownership and content distribution.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is affecting airlines worldwide, leading to flight cancellations and complicated passenger rights for affected travelers.

A shooting incident at the iconic Teotihuacán pyramids has left a Canadian woman dead and 13 others injured. The attack raises concerns just weeks before the FIFA World Cup in Mexico City.

A police action against the Comando Vermelho gang in the Vidigal favela led to about 200 tourists being stranded on Morro Dois Irmãos, with authorities swiftly controlling the situation.

With rising costs and geopolitical issues causing shifts in travel preferences, unconventional and affordable holiday spots like Montenegro, the Baltic coast, and Albania are becoming increasingly popular for 2026.

Recent statements from Chinese government officials advise travelers to avoid Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, citing incidents of harassment by U.S. Customs and Border Protection towards Chinese scholars.

A massive glacier obstruction halts climbers from accessing Mount Everest routes as the peak season begins, raising concerns of potential delays and crowding on the summit.

Two Iranian football players who sought asylum in Australia share their journey of safety and hope amid recent crises in their home country.

Two Iranian footballers express gratitude for the safe haven Australia has provided amidst the ongoing war and personal threats they face in their homeland.

The football community mourns the loss of Alex Manninger, former Arsenal goalkeeper, who died tragically at 48 when his car was struck by a train.

The retrial of seven medical professionals connected to the late football icon Diego Maradona begins amidst allegations of negligent homicide following his death in 2020.

Dionne Marie Hanna, featured in the Netflix documentary 'Con Mum,' faces additional fraud charges in Singapore as her alleged victims increase to 14.

A judge has ruled against Smokey Robinson's defamation claim following sexual assault allegations made by four former housekeepers, marking a significant moment in the ongoing legal battle.

Amid rising tensions and allegations of censorship, the University of Queensland Press has pulled an Indigenous children's book due to comments made by its illustrator concerning a severe incident in Bondi.

In a recent interview, Ringo Starr shares insights from his illustrious career, discusses his new country album, and emphasizes the importance of collaboration in music.

The decision by The University of Queensland Press to pull a children’s book due to the illustrator’s controversial comments raises questions about censorship and freedom of expression in Australia.

Lorrayne Mavromatis alleges a hostile work environment and gender bias at MrBeast's Beast Industries, leading to her dismissal after raising complaints.

The recent Iran conflict is impacting China's economy, revealing vulnerabilities after previously withstanding US tariffs. While Chinese manufacturing adapts to changing demands, workers face rising costs and stagnant wages.

As the US-Iran blockade continues in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, Pakistan steps in as a potential mediator but faces challenges as both sides appear reluctant to engage in dialogue.

On the final leg of his African journey, Pope Leo expressed concerns about the harsh treatment of inmates in Equatorial Guinea's prisons, emphasizing the need for better human rights practices in the oil-rich nation.

On the anniversary of a horrific attack in Kashmir that claimed 26 lives, families continue to cope with their profound grief and the social ramifications of the violence.

The arrest of Amjad Youssef, a key suspect in the notorious Tadamon massacre during the Syrian civil war, has sparked discussions about justice and accountability for war crimes.

In response to reports suggesting the US might seek to suspend Spain over its stances regarding the Iran War, NATO officials confirmed there is no provision to expel or suspend member nations. This comes as Spain's leader opposes the notion, emphasizing the importance of official diplomatic channels.

Amid rising tensions and allegations of censorship, the University of Queensland Press has pulled an Indigenous children's book due to comments made by its illustrator concerning a severe incident in Bondi.

In an unusual incident, South Korean police have arrested a man who misled authorities searching for a runaway wolf by posting an AI-generated image. The action disrupted search efforts and prompted public interest across the nation.

The US has intercepted a vessel carrying Iranian oil, with President Trump issuing a warning to disrupt mine-laying activities in the vital Strait of Hormuz. This incident underscores heightened maritime tensions and the ongoing blockade against Iranian shipping.

As North India braces for a severe heatwave, temperatures have soared past 40°C in several regions, including Delhi, with health warnings in effect and educational guidelines implemented to safeguard students.

An Australian woman was stuck waist-deep in a pit latrine for three hours after it collapsed during a family road trip, highlighting the risks associated with basic sanitation facilities in remote areas.

President Trump's recent decision to reclassify medical marijuana has sparked significant debate within the cannabis community and beyond, as it brings about potential tax benefits and research opportunities while raising questions about regulation.

Following a tragic bus accident in West Virginia that resulted in severe injuries and the amputation of a child's leg, the NTSB has proposed a significant safety measure: installing alcohol detection systems in all new school buses.

In a pivotal change to US drug policy, the Trump administration has reclassified cannabis as a Schedule III drug, aligning it with less dangerous substances and potentially expanding access for medical treatment and research.

Meta, the tech giant co-founded by Mark Zuckerberg, is set to lay off around 10% of its workforce, approximately 8,000 employees, as it shifts focus to substantial spending on AI technologies.

Harrison Schmitt, the last scientist and one of the last living Apollo astronauts, shares insights from his lunar experiences and looks ahead to the implications of lunar exploration and potential energy resources.

The White House has released a memo highlighting concerns over 'industrial-scale campaigns' by foreign entities, particularly Chinese firms, in stealing U.S. AI advancements. The memo outlines measures the administration plans to implement to counter these practices.

As it ramps up spending on artificial intelligence, Meta is set to lay off approximately 10% of its workforce, marking a significant pivot towards AI-driven efficiencies.

Meta aims to enhance its AI capabilities by tracking employee keystrokes and mouse clicks, sparking concerns over privacy and job security.