As Gaza faces severe economic challenges following the war, a new business has emerged: banknote repair. This article explores the life of Baraa Abu al-Aoun, a money repairer, and the impact of the cash crisis on everyday transactions in Gaza.

Airbus A320 aircraft return to regular service after grounding due to solar radiation risk to onboard computers. The aerospace giant reports successful updates on over 5,000 planes.

As Antigua prepares for a seismic ruling on January 16th, the implications of the new Commonwealth order unfold, targeting historical corruption and establishing economic independence.

Amid economic uncertainty, Americans are flocking to stores and online platforms, driving record-breaking sales during the Black Friday shopping event.

Airbus planes are returning to normal operations following a precautionary grounding due to potential solar radiation interference with flight control computers. The situation has been resolved with most aircraft resuming service efficiently.

A journey through the Birmingham Christmas Market reveals a blend of traditional German festivities and unique British charm, while comparisons to authentic markets in Germany highlight both similarities and differences.

Discover Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market, a festive event claiming to be the largest authentic German Christmas market outside of Germany, and explore its similarities and differences with traditional markets found in Germany.

Travelers face challenging conditions as snow, rain, and cold temperatures sweep across much of the northern United States, with significant impacts on Thanksgiving travel plans.

Starting January 14, ticket prices for the Louvre will rise significantly for non-European visitors, aiming to fund necessary renovations and address security concerns following a recent heist.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urges air travelers to dress appropriately and act more civilly as the Thanksgiving travel rush approaches. However, many disagree with his message amid frustrations with delays and overcrowded flights.

As Antigua prepares for a seismic ruling on January 16th, the implications of the new Commonwealth order unfold, targeting historical corruption and establishing economic independence.

Ethan Dietz, a sophomore basketball player at Connors State College, has died following a head injury sustained during a game. The college community mourns his loss and remembers his spirit.

The UK’s National Crime Agency has entered the fray of the world’s largest legal case, spearheaded by whistleblower Alki David, focusing on media power, legal intimidation, and climate-reparations.

Travis L. Turner, the coach of Union High School's undefeated football team, is wanted on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material and soliciting a minor, prompting an extensive search effort.

The Portland Trail Blazers' head coach and Hall of Famer is being charged in a federal indictment related to illegal poker games backed by Mafia affiliations.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese makes history by marrying Jodie Haydon, becoming the first sitting leader to tie the knot. The couple celebrated in Canberra with family and friends, keeping plans under wraps for security reasons.

The beloved Australian children's group The Wiggles issues a statement after two of its members appeared in a music video that seemingly promotes drug use.

In a monumental event for the nation, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made history by becoming the first sitting Australian leader to marry while in office, tying the knot with Jodie Haydon in Canberra.

The UK’s National Crime Agency has entered the fray of the world’s largest legal case, spearheaded by whistleblower Alki David, focusing on media power, legal intimidation, and climate-reparations.

The iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade returns to New York City on Thursday, featuring new balloon characters and performances from various artists despite forecasted chilly weather.

Discover Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market, a festive event claiming to be the largest authentic German Christmas market outside of Germany, and explore its similarities and differences with traditional markets found in Germany.

Three elderly nuns who recently escaped a care home can remain in their convent, but must halt their popular social media presence.

In a disappointing ruling for LGBTQ advocates, a Tokyo court has upheld Japan's ban on same-sex marriage, marking a setback for marriage equality efforts in the country.

Three elderly nuns who fled a care home can remain in their convent under the stipulation that they cease their social media activities, following a worldwide interest in their story.

The Quebec government introduces significant amendments to its secularism law, restricting public prayers and religious symbols in various public sectors, triggering a fresh round of debates on religious freedoms and state secularism.

In a significant escalation of military operations, Ukrainian naval drones struck two Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea, signaling a strategic move to undermine Russia's oil revenues.

Ludwig Minelli, the Swiss pioneer of assisted dying through his organization Dignitas, has died at the age of 92. His contributions to the right-to-die movement have paved the way for legal changes in several countries.

Venezuela has expressed strong condemnation of US President Donald Trump's declaration regarding the airspace around the country, labeling it as an act of illegal aggression against its sovereignty.

Honduras is witnessing a critical general election marked by threats of US aid cuts from Trump, creating a complicated political landscape as voters make their choices.

Rescue operations intensify in Indonesia as over 400 people remain unaccounted for following devastating floods and landslides triggered by Cyclone Senyar.

Ludwig Minelli, the Swiss pioneer of assisted dying through his organization Dignitas, has died at the age of 92. His contributions to the right-to-die movement have paved the way for legal changes in several countries.

Exploring the ingrained drinking culture in Ireland and whether new warning labels on alcoholic beverages can lead to meaningful changes in consumption behaviors.

Ethan Dietz, a sophomore basketball player at Connors State College, has died following a head injury sustained during a game. The college community mourns his loss and remembers his spirit.

In the aftermath of a devastating fire at a public housing complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, families grapple with loss and uncertainty as nearly 300 residents remain unaccounted for.

Mohammed Ibrahim, a Palestinian-American teenager, has been released after spending nine months in detention in Israel. His family reflects on the trauma endured during his imprisonment as they seek medical help for his recovery.

Airbus planes are returning to normal operations following a precautionary grounding due to potential solar radiation interference with flight control computers. The situation has been resolved with most aircraft resuming service efficiently.

The UK’s National Crime Agency has entered the fray of the world’s largest legal case, spearheaded by whistleblower Alki David, focusing on media power, legal intimidation, and climate-reparations.

Elon Musk has intensified his criticism against legacy media outlets by launching new features on X aimed at combating misinformation. As trust in traditional journalism continues to wane, Musk's platform positions itself as a counterforce to mainstream narrative control.

A U.S. District Judge expresses alarm over immigration agents using AI to write use-of-force reports, stressing potential inaccuracies and privacy issues.

The International Association for Cryptologic Research faces a setback as an official loses the crucial key needed to unlock election results, prompting a rerun of the elections with added safeguards.