As airlines around the world face jet fuel shortages due to ongoing conflicts, travelers must understand their rights and options amidst cancellations.

Recent changes to the U.S. classification of medical marijuana could revolutionize its status and benefits within the cannabis industry, signaling a noteworthy policy shift under the Trump administration.

Once bustling with tourists eager to view polar bears, the Alaskan village of Kaktovik is now formulating guidelines to ensure the protection of both their culture and the wildlife as they plan to reintroduce tourism post-pandemic.

Meta plans to lay off 8,000 employees as the tech giant increases its focus on artificial intelligence, highlighting a broader trend in the tech industry towards automation and efficiency.

Warner Bros Discovery shareholders have given the green light to Paramount's $111 billion takeover, a deal that could reshape the global media landscape and stir controversy among industry stakeholders.

As airlines around the world face jet fuel shortages due to ongoing conflicts, travelers must understand their rights and options amidst cancellations.

A 32-year-old Canadian woman was killed, and 13 others were injured in a shooting incident at the historic Teotihuacán pyramid site in Mexico, igniting concerns about safety at one of the country’s top tourist attractions.

Around 200 tourists found themselves stranded atop Morro Dois Irmãos during a police operation targeting a notorious gang, highlighting the precarious nature of safety in Rio's favelas.

Explore amazing yet affordable travel destinations in Europe that are on the rise for 2026, highlighting the allure of Montenegro, the Baltic coast, and Albania.

Chinese officials are advising their citizens to avoid Seattle airport due to increasing instances of unreasonable inspections by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

A massive ice block obstructs the main climbing path on Mount Everest, creating delays and concerns for climbers during the critical spring season. Rescue teams may need to explore alternative methods to open the route.

Two Iranian footballers granted asylum in Australia express gratitude, hoping for safety and a renewed life while highlighting the challenges faced by their team due to political unrest.

Atefeh Ramezanisadeh and Fatemeh Pasandideh, Iranian footballers who sought asylum in Australia, express gratitude for the support and safety they have found. Their journey unfolds amid political upheaval and the hope of rebuilding their lives.

The football community mourns the loss of former Arsenal goalkeeper Alex Manninger, who died tragically at the age of 48 after a car accident involving a train.

Seven members of Diego Maradona's medical team are facing charges of negligent homicide as a retrial begins a year after the first case collapsed. The football legend died at age 60, prompting deep scrutiny into the adequacy of his medical treatment.

Dionne Marie Hanna, featured in the Netflix documentary 'Con Mum', is facing additional charges in Singapore for fraud involving multiple victims. Allegations include deception related to inheritance claims.

A Los Angeles judge has dismissed Smokey Robinson's defamation claim against four women who accused him of sexual assault, significantly narrowing the ongoing legal battle.

The University of Queensland Press withdraws Indigenous children's book 'Bila, A River Cycle' following illustrator Matt Chun's public comments regarding the Bondi beach shooting.

In an exclusive interview, Ringo Starr opens up about his musical journey, the challenges of songwriting, and his newfound love for country music, while promoting his latest album, Long Long Road.

The University of Queensland Press has pulled an Indigenous children's book after the illustrator made controversial comments regarding a tragic shooting, prompting a wave of backlash from authors and calls for political censorship to be addressed.

The renowned YouTuber MrBeast is embroiled in a lawsuit filed by a former employee claiming sexual harassment and workplace discrimination within his media company.

As the Iran war impacts global economies, Chinese workers face uncertainty and desperation while adapting to a shifting manufacturing landscape.

As tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz between the US and Iran, Pakistan makes diplomatic efforts to facilitate peace talks, highlighting the precarious geopolitical situation.

During his final stop in Equatorial Guinea, Pope Leo XIV highlights the urgent need for humane treatment of prisoners and social justice in the oil-rich nation with a troubling human rights record.

One year after a tragic attack on tourists in Kashmir, families are grappling with the unending loss and the memory of their loved ones amidst continuing tensions in the region.

In light of a potential US plan to suspend Spain due to its stance on the Iran conflict, NATO has confirmed that there are no provisions for expelling or suspending member states—a statement emphasizing the alliance's commitment to collective security.

The University of Queensland Press withdraws Indigenous children's book 'Bila, A River Cycle' following illustrator Matt Chun's public comments regarding the Bondi beach shooting.

A 40-year-old man is arrested in South Korea after posting an AI-generated image of a runaway wolf, leading to a misdirected search effort.

In a significant naval operation, the US Navy has boarded a ship carrying Iranian oil, intensifying maritime tensions in the Indian Ocean, as President Trump escalates military directives.

A US Army special forces soldier has been arrested on charges of insider trading after winning over $400,000 by betting on the removal of former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro using classified information from a military operation.

As northern India braces for a significant rise in temperatures approaching 40°C, local authorities prepare for the impact on public health and safety. The heatwave poses risks, especially for vulnerable populations.

A woman became trapped in a collapsing pit latrine during a road trip in the Australian outback, leading to a rescue operation that lasted for three hours.

Recent changes to the U.S. classification of medical marijuana could revolutionize its status and benefits within the cannabis industry, signaling a noteworthy policy shift under the Trump administration.

In light of a serious West Virginia school bus accident that left one child with an amputated leg, the NTSB recommends mandatory alcohol detection systems for all new school buses to prevent future incidents caused by impaired driving.

The US Department of Justice has shifted cannabis to a less dangerous category, signaling a potential reform in drug policy and increasing access for medical use.

Meta announces a significant reduction in workforce, cutting 10% of its staff while ramping up investment in AI technologies. This move reflects a broader trend in the tech industry where companies are leveraging automation to enhance productivity while reducing jobs.

As one of the last surviving Apollo moonwalkers, Harrison Schmitt reflects on lunar expeditions, future space missions, and the scientific potential of the moon.

The White House has announced plans to bolster collaboration with US AI companies to counteract alleged efforts by Chinese firms to steal advanced AI technologies through industrial-scale operations.

Meta plans to lay off 8,000 employees as the tech giant increases its focus on artificial intelligence, highlighting a broader trend in the tech industry towards automation and efficiency.

Meta announces a new tool to track employee keystrokes and clicks for AI training, sparking fears among workers about privacy and job security amid ongoing layoffs.