Explore the shocking drop in UK convertible sales, the SUV surge, and experts’ take on a potential comeback.

Oil futures dip after Pakistan announces agreement aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Families in Russia use AI deepfakes to recreate soldiers killed in Ukraine, sparking debate over grief, ethics and propaganda.

Vincent Zhang seeks solace in online 'virtual parents' as he navigates parental pressure and job stress in China. 160 characters

The U.S. economy keeps growing despite tariffs, migrations, and rising energy costs, thanks to flexible markets, massive investment, and a culture less averse to risk.

Fifa clarifies that 44,985 tickets were sold for the South Korea vs Czech Republic game, despite visible empty seats due to fans in concourses.

India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau says the probe into the 2025 Air India Boeing 787 crash continues, with no release date for the final report.

U.S. President Donald Trump claims an agreement to end the Iran war is close, but Iran’s foreign ministry says no deal is final. The spat comes amid escalating strikes and oil‑shipping tensions.

The Bafana Bafana squad faced last‑minute visa hurdles ahead of their Mexico tour, prompting the Sports Minister to accuse the football administration of turning the nation into a ‘fool.’

Thailand announces new visa regulations affecting citizens from more than 90 countries, including the UK, as part of an effort to enhance national security and streamline the visa application process.

Explore why Ireland’s 1990 ‘Put ’Em Under Pressure’ and England’s “World In Motion” still echo on the pitch – from nostalgic hooks to the artists who made them iconic.

Justin Trudeau defends skipping Canada’s World Cup opener to watch pop star Katy Perry’s show in Los Angeles, sparking online backlash.

Somali referee Omar Artan will receive full World Cup fee despite US travel ban denial.

Former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau explained why he missed Canada’s first World Cup match to watch a USA game featuring his girlfriend Katy Perry, drawing national criticism.

After the Knicks clinched their first NBA title in 53 years, Manhattan crowds turned violent, a teen was shot and school buses were torched amid celebrations.

Explore why Ireland’s 1990 ‘Put ’Em Under Pressure’ and England’s “World In Motion” still echo on the pitch – from nostalgic hooks to the artists who made them iconic.

Justin Trudeau defends skipping Canada’s World Cup opener to watch pop star Katy Perry’s show in Los Angeles, sparking online backlash.

Former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau explained why he missed Canada’s first World Cup match to watch a USA game featuring his girlfriend Katy Perry, drawing national criticism.

Vincent Zhang seeks solace in online 'virtual parents' as he navigates parental pressure and job stress in China. 160 characters

Cast members claim they were misled about their on‑screen partners’ drug and violence convictions, raising safety concerns on the reality show.

Explore why Ireland’s 1990 ‘Put ’Em Under Pressure’ and England’s “World In Motion” still echo on the pitch – from nostalgic hooks to the artists who made them iconic.

An Israeli airstrike on Beirut’s southern suburb Dahieh left three dead and 15 injured, as tensions rise over a pending US‑Iran agreement.

Vincent Zhang seeks solace in online 'virtual parents' as he navigates parental pressure and job stress in China. 160 characters

A look at why Donald Trump’s 80th birthday and 95‑year‑old doctors show a growing trend of older workers staying in the workforce, and the health discussions that follow.

The U.S. economy keeps growing despite tariffs, migrations, and rising energy costs, thanks to flexible markets, massive investment, and a culture less averse to risk.

Oslo court sentences Høiby to four years for rape, sparking media scrutiny amid Crown Princess Mette‑Marit's health crisis.

More retirees are turning their firms over to employees, creating a surge in employee‑ownership models across the US.

Justin Trudeau defends skipping Canada’s World Cup opener to watch pop star Katy Perry’s show in Los Angeles, sparking online backlash.

Oil futures dip after Pakistan announces agreement aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

A historic US‑Iran deal eases wartime uncertainty, but nuclear safeguards and Lebanon ceasefire remain in doubt.

Author Chimamanda Adichie claims Euracare Hospital delayed the coronial inquest into her 21‑month‑old son, Nkanu, after his January death.

A look at why Donald Trump’s 80th birthday and 95‑year‑old doctors show a growing trend of older workers staying in the workforce, and the health discussions that follow.

A 35-year-old woman was severely bitten by a shark at Coogee Beach, Sydney, and airlifted for treatment. Several nearby beaches closed amid concerns.

Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie alleges Lagos hospital Egacare withheld inquest causing grief.

In Nanyuki, a 17‑year‑old’s body was discovered after clashes over a proposed US‑built Ebola quarantine centre.

Families in Russia use AI deepfakes to recreate soldiers killed in Ukraine, sparking debate over grief, ethics and propaganda.

AI videos that bring back deceased Russian soldiers are becoming popular in grieving families, provoking ethical debate amid the war with Ukraine.

Elon Musk hits $1.11 trillion net worth after SpaceX’s record IPO, sparking debate over wealth disparity and the future of space and AI investment.

Anthropic halted its new Claude Fable 5 model following a US government order citing potential security risks and a possible jailbreak method. The decision follows a lawsuit with the Trump administration over supply‑chain concerns.

US authorities have ordered Anthropic to suspend its Claude Fable 5 AI, citing security concerns about potential jailbreaking.