A new agreement between the US and Australia aims to bolster supplies of rare earths and critical minerals, challenging China's market dominance and enhancing mining operations.

Rodrigo Paz, a centrist senator from the Christian Democratic Party, wins the presidential election in Bolivia, signaling a significant shift from nearly 20 years of socialist rule and promising economic reforms.

An outage in Amazon's cloud services affected numerous popular online platforms, highlighting the fragility of reliance on major tech infrastructures.

In a significant political realignment, Bolivia elects Rodrigo Paz, a centrist senator, as its next president, thereby ending a two-decade socialist governance era. His victory promises economic reform and international engagement.

A catastrophic fire at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Bangladesh could result in over $1 billion in losses, severely affecting the country's garment industry and logistics sector.

As Indonesia aims to transform Lombok into a tourist magnet reminiscent of Bali, locals grapple with economic opportunities and cultural concerns.

The recent drought conditions across the Northeast and Rocky Mountains have significantly affected this year's autumn foliage, leading to early leaf fall and muted colors. While the traditional leaf-peeping season battles against climatic challenges, some areas still embrace the beauty of fall.

The autumn climbing season in the Himalayas is increasingly becoming perilous as extreme weather patterns disrupt traditional trekking activities, resulting in tragic losses and a growing challenge for local guides and tourists.

As severe blizzards trapped 580 hikers near Mount Everest, dedicated rescue teams and local guides have successfully brought them to safety amidst challenging weather conditions.

In the wake of a devastating blizzard near Mount Everest, hikers are facing severe conditions, with reports of hypothermia and ongoing rescue efforts to reach those stranded.

A bus attack involving stones, attributed to rival basketball fans, resulted in the tragic death of a driver in Rieti, Italy. This incident raises urgent concerns over violence in sports.

The highly anticipated derby between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv was abruptly cancelled due to violent riots, prompting criticism of police tactics and safety concerns for upcoming matches.

The Maccabi Tel Aviv vs Hapoel Tel Aviv match was called off due to serious violence, marking another incident of unrest in Israeli sports events.

A crew of four South African rowers, breaking barriers as the first crew of color to represent the country at the Head of the Charles Regatta, emphasizes the need for diversity in elite sports.

The Afghanistan Cricket Board has announced its withdrawal from an upcoming T20 series, mourning the loss of three players who perished in a targeted air strike during a local tournament.

In his upcoming memoir, Kevin Federline sheds light on his tumultuous relationship with Britney Spears, sharing allegations that raise concerns about her past behavior as a mother. His revelations spark a counter-reaction from Spears, who accuses him of exploiting their past.

Kim Kardashian's latest Skims product, featuring faux hair, has triggered a social media backlash. Critics question if it's an exploitative marketing strategy or a bold statement on body positivity.

The newly discovered stories of Harper Lee, set to be published in 'The Land of Sweet Forever,' reveal her evolution as a writer long before 'To Kill A Mockingbird.' Insights from family highlight her storytelling brilliance and personal anecdotes, offering a new perspective on the iconic author.

Limp Bizkit mourns the loss of their beloved bassist Sam Rivers, remembered for his unique talent and unforgettable presence.

The discovery of a missing teen's body in the car of rising pop star D4vd has sparked intrigue and questions surrounding her relationship with the singer and the circumstances of her death.

In the wake of the recent 'No Kings' protests, where millions rallied against President Trump, the Democratic opposition contemplates its next steps amidst internal divisions and a governmental impasse.

At 89, Ayish Younis reflects on a life marked by displacement and hope as he navigates the ongoing crises in Gaza, still yearning for the lost homeland of his youth.

Thousands gather in Bondo to honor beloved opposition leader Raila Odinga, whose burial was marked by remembrance, chaos, and a fierce dedication to his legacy.

In a proactive move to protect black cats during the Halloween season, the town of Terrassa in Catalonia has implemented a temporary ban on their adoption, aimed at preventing possible mistreatment and ritual use.

In response to concerns about potential harm to black cats during Halloween, the town of Terrassa in Catalonia has instituted a temporary ban on their adoption. This measure aims to protect these animals from being used in sinister rituals.

A U.S. appeals court has temporarily halted President Trump's attempt to deploy Oregon National Guard troops, raising serious questions about presidential authority and public safety.

Construction for a new ballroom at the White House has officially commenced with the demolition of part of the East Wing, aimed at modernizing the iconic structure.

Nicholas Rossi, who faked his death to evade arrest, has been sentenced to a minimum of five years in prison for rape. The sentencing is part of a broader investigation that uncovered multiple victims and a history of avoiding law enforcement.

The US military's recent strikes against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, claiming to target the Tren de Aragua cartel, raise significant questions about their legality and the implications for international law.

Amidst a humanitarian crisis, the Gaza Strip's ruling group Hamas grapples with its dwindling power and internal discontent as it navigates a tumultuous landscape of violence and political struggle.

A Michigan court requires a bond hearing for Jose Contreras-Cervantes, an immigrant battling leukemia, affirming due process rights amid changing immigration policies.

In a groundbreaking move for reproductive health, Japan has approved the over-the-counter sale of the emergency contraceptive pill, enhancing access for women nationwide.

A recent study reveals that introducing peanut products to infants may significantly prevent the onset of peanut allergies, reducing cases by over 27% among young children.

As millions gather to celebrate Diwali, concerns of air pollution and environmental impact loom large over the festival of lights.

As President Prabowo Subianto navigates his first year in office, protests over rising living costs and widespread food poisonings from school meals test his administration's policies and public support.

An outage in Amazon's cloud services affected numerous popular online platforms, highlighting the fragility of reliance on major tech infrastructures.

The EU sets a clear deadline for deploying a comprehensive anti-drone system by 2027 as a countermeasure against potential Russian aggression, showcasing renewed commitment to defense across its member states.

OpenAI plans to introduce erotica content for verified adult users in ChatGPT, igniting debates about safety and regulation in AI technologies, especially concerning minors.

OpenAI is set to introduce a new feature allowing erotica and adult content on its ChatGPT platform, aiming to provide a more mature interaction for adult users while navigating regulatory scrutiny over AI usage.

Exploring how remote areas in India, particularly Virudhunagar, are becoming key players in the development of artificial intelligence, merging ancient cultural richness with modern tech advancements.