As the world anticipates the unveiling of a new economic order, Bretton Woods 2.0 promises a shift from archaic structures to transparent, citizen-driven governance that prioritizes equity and sustainability.

As Netflix prepares to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery, the implications of this landmark deal are numerous, affecting streaming services, prices, and the future of Hollywood.

Examining the key takeaways from Netflix's monumental acquisition of Warner Brothers Discovery's film and streaming assets, highlighting the impact on the streaming industry and potential regulatory challenges.

Uncover the scandal that rocked the sewing community worldwide as customers of renowned fabric designer Nerida Hansen reveal their long wait for orders that never arrived, sparking outrage and demands for refunds.

Amidst increasing pressure from the US to halt oil purchases from Russia, President Putin assures uninterrupted fuel supplies to India while discussing mutual cooperation in various sectors with Prime Minister Modi.

Amidst a busy travel season, India’s largest airline IndiGo has canceled hundreds of flights due to pilot shortages and operational disruptions, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.

A record-setting snowfall disrupts holiday travel in the Midwest, while the Northeast braces for its first significant snowstorm of the season.

Utility workers in Wisconsin strive to restore power as winter storms bring hazardous conditions across the Midwest and Northeast, affecting travel and daily life.

A captivating look at the characteristics of Christmas markets in Birmingham and Berlin, highlighting traditions, cultural authenticity, and festive experiences from both places.

Exploring the vibrant Christmas markets in Birmingham and Berlin, contrasting their atmospheres, offerings, and cultural significance.

At the Washington DC Kennedy Centre, the leaders of the US, Mexico, and Canada gathered together for the first time to mark the draw of the 2026 World Cup, showcasing a moment of solidarity despite ongoing trade disputes.

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado receives the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts in promoting democracy and peace in Venezuela.

New visa guidelines set by the Trump administration aim to streamline the process for foreign fans traveling to the U.S. for major sports events while enforcing stricter criteria for skilled workers in sectors accused of censorship.

New evidence reveals a troubling connection between the UK government and a coordinated child sex abuse material network, shedding light on decades of institutional silence and media manipulation.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting legal pressures regarding a cross-border legal-media cartel linked to serious allegations of child sex abuse and corruption within British institutions. A landmark court case is set for January 16, 2026.

A new initiative highlights the role of Indigenous artistry in cultural heritage and environmental sustainability, as tribal leaders gather to discuss their ongoing projects.

As Netflix prepares to acquire Warner Brothers Discovery, the implications of this landmark deal are numerous, affecting streaming services, prices, and the future of Hollywood.

In a surprising turn of events, Meghan Markle attempts to reconnect with her estranged father, Thomas Markle, who is reported to be seriously ill in the Philippines. The attempt comes in light of alarming health reports surrounding Mr. Markle's recent leg amputation.

Exploring how to handle the tricky situation of disliking a friend's partner, with insights from relationship experts and personal stories.

Popular Twitch streamer QTCinderella expresses regret over her streaming career, citing safety concerns and mental health struggles as significant drawbacks of her success. She advocates for a safer environment for content creators and reflects on the pressures of online fame.

The US National Park Service's decision to remove free entry on Martin Luther King Jr Day and Juneteenth raises concerns about the recognition of civil rights through public access to nature.

Organizers of a marathon in Iran have been arrested for allowing women to participate without hijabs, highlighting ongoing tensions regarding women's dress codes in the country.

A proposal from Crow tribal leaders seeks to alter the traditional blood quantum standard, aiming to redefine tribal membership eligibility and strengthen community ties.

As the world anticipates the unveiling of a new economic order, Bretton Woods 2.0 promises a shift from archaic structures to transparent, citizen-driven governance that prioritizes equity and sustainability.

Bethlehem lights up its grand Christmas tree for the first time in two years, signaling a return to celebratory traditions after the Gaza war, despite lingering challenges for locals.

The US National Park Service's decision to remove free entry on Martin Luther King Jr Day and Juneteenth raises concerns about the recognition of civil rights through public access to nature.

A recent drone strike has rendered the protective structure over the Chernobyl nuclear reactor incapable of ensuring safety, as reported by the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency.

Singer Katy Perry has made her relationship with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Instagram official by sharing playful photos and videos during their recent trip to Japan.

As Bethlehem lights its Christmas tree for the first time in two years, the community reflects on hope and the return of festivities amidst ongoing challenges in the region.

A drone strike in Sudan's South Kordofan has led to the tragic loss of at least 50 lives, including 33 children, during a kindergarten session amid ongoing civil conflict.

As Japan grapples with a growing number of dementia cases, technological innovations such as GPS tracking, AI, and caregiving robots are being deployed to address this urgent public health issue. However, the importance of human interaction remains paramount.

Australia enforces a groundbreaking social media ban for children, sparking conversations about its viability and unintended consequences as young users find ways around restrictions.

A recent vote by a U.S. health advisory panel to end the universal recommendation for newborns to receive the hepatitis B vaccine has ignited debate among medical professionals and lawmakers regarding vaccination policies and public health.

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has voted to stop recommending hepatitis B vaccination for all newborns, sparking controversy and concern over public health.

This article sheds light on the increasing number of women embarking on perilous migration journeys to Europe, driven by dreams of a better life yet often met with exploitation and violence.

Australia enforces a groundbreaking social media ban for children, sparking conversations about its viability and unintended consequences as young users find ways around restrictions.

Following the EU's hefty fine on Elon Musk's social media platform X, US officials criticize the European Commission for what they call an attack on American tech and free speech.

Popular Twitch streamer QTCinderella expresses regret over her streaming career, citing safety concerns and mental health struggles as significant drawbacks of her success. She advocates for a safer environment for content creators and reflects on the pressures of online fame.

An erroneous alert warning of a magnitude 5.9 earthquake in Nevada sparked panic before being swiftly retracted by the US Geological Survey. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the false report.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has released a new strategy to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) technologies across its operations, aiming to enhance efficiency while raising questions about privacy and data safety.