34 states challenge Live Nation and Ticketmaster in a landmark antitrust trial, alleging monopolistic practices in the concert industry, while the company defends its market position.

Following concerns over misuse of insider information, the White House has instructed staff not to engage in betting on prediction markets. This comes amidst scrutiny over potential unethical practices.

In response to rising energy prices linked to the Iran war, Singapore mandates higher office temperatures and introduces energy-efficient measures. The city grapples with its heavy reliance on air conditioning and seeks to curb energy consumption.

The bestselling author of 'The Housemaid,' Freida McFadden, has revealed her true identity, Sara Cohen. Known for her privacy, Cohen shares insights about her dual career as a doctor and an author.

The prices for petrol and diesel are on the rise as motorists anticipate potential reductions due to the recently announced US-Iran ceasefire, amidst growing doubts about its permanence.

Authorities in the Bahamas are conducting a search for Lynette Hooker, an American woman who reportedly fell overboard from a boat while vacationing with her husband.

The Transportation Security Administration is sending out long-awaited paychecks to its workers, promising to alleviate some issues at major U.S. airports plagued by delays during the ongoing DHS shutdown.

A traveler shares their experience on a long-distance train journey amidst political unrest in the U.S., highlighting the social implications of modern travel and the historical significance of railways.

Airports across the U.S. are facing lengthy security lines as spring break travel ramps up, prompted by recent executive orders for TSA officer payments that have yet to show effects.

The iconic Yoshino cherry blossoms have hit peak bloom in Washington, D.C., marking the start of the city's tourist season and the celebration of spring during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.

In a shocking turn of events, Prince Harry is being sued for defamation by Sentebale, the charity he co-founded to support young people in Africa. This legal dispute comes after Harry's departure from the organization amid internal conflicts regarding its management.

A Palestinian man, Alaa Khalid Subeih, was killed during an Israeli settler attack in Tayasir, prompting outrage and calls for action against escalating violence in the region.

As ceasefire talks are underway, the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel, and Iran reveals deepening geopolitical shifts in the Middle East, highlighting the struggle for control over crucial maritime routes.

Staff at the White House have been cautioned against using insider information for placing bets on prediction markets, following concerns raised by recent events.

34 states challenge Live Nation and Ticketmaster in a landmark antitrust trial, alleging monopolistic practices in the concert industry, while the company defends its market position.

A significant miscalculation in the Trump administration's claims about New York's Medicaid program raises questions about the integrity of its anti-fraud initiatives.

As South Carolina battles its worst measles outbreak in decades, parents are growing increasingly concerned about the impact on unvaccinated infants. The outbreak has prompted health officials to consider earlier vaccination, but the situation raises questions about the safety and efficacy of current public health policies.

As conflict continues in Iran, the psychological scars left on the nation's children threaten their future. In the wake of recent violence, children's experiences reveal how trauma permeates their daily lives, prompting fears and changes that could persist long after the fighting ceases.

As war continues to disrupt life in Iran, young minds bear the brunt of the ongoing conflict, forming lasting psychological scars amidst rocket strikes and familial anxiety. Experts warn that the impacts of hyper-arousal and PTSD in children could endure long after the conflict has ended.

Francisco Zapata Nájera was rescued from a collapsed gold mine in Sinaloa, Mexico, after spending two weeks trapped underground. His faith never wavered, and his torchlight guided rescuers to him.

The Indian government has initiated a proposal aimed at regulating online news content shared by influencers and ordinary users, raising concerns among digital rights activists about potential government overreach and censorship.

Amazon has announced it will cease support for older Kindle models, leading to an outcry among users who feel their devices have become obsolete.

The team of astronauts from the Artemis II mission shares their excitement as they return home with captivating stories and invaluable data from their lunar journey.

As Artemis II astronauts approach Earth for their high-speed reentry, they reflect on their groundbreaking journey around the moon, experiencing profound moments including a total solar eclipse.

The Artemis II crew completes their lunar mission, promising to share significant findings and experiences as they prepare for re-entry to Earth.

In the wake of Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest in Florida, prosecutors are seeking access to his prescription medication records, which could play a critical role in the upcoming legal proceedings.

Jim Whittaker, the first American to summit Mount Everest, has died at the age of 97. His legacy in climbing and contributions to the outdoor community will be remembered.

Seven players from the Eritrean national football team have failed to return home following a successful match in Eswatini, raising concerns over ongoing issues related to player absconding in Eritrea.

A local football derby in Lima turned tragic as a fan loses their life with dozens injured. Investigations are ongoing as officials assess the circumstances surrounding the incident.

A local football derby in Lima results in one fatality and dozens of injuries as investigation into the cause ensues.

In a shocking turn of events, Prince Harry is being sued for defamation by Sentebale, the charity he co-founded to support young people in Africa. This legal dispute comes after Harry's departure from the organization amid internal conflicts regarding its management.

The pioneering force behind hip-hop culture, Afrika Bambaataa, has died at 67, leaving behind a complex musical legacy as both a visionary and a figure embroiled in controversy.

Discover how Aadam Jacobs, an avid concert-goer and recorder, has captured the essence of live music performances over the decades, creating a treasure trove of audio history now accessible to fans worldwide.

French far-right politician Jordan Bardella is reportedly romantically linked to Italian socialite Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, as confirmed by Paris Match magazine, amid his rising political ambitions.

The bestselling author of 'The Housemaid,' Freida McFadden, has revealed her true identity, Sara Cohen. Known for her privacy, Cohen shares insights about her dual career as a doctor and an author.

Amid fears for their loved ones, Iranian-Americans like Zainab Haider are protesting against potential military actions and advocating for peace as fragile ceasefires hang in the balance.

President Trump's announcement of a two-week ceasefire with Iran highlights delicate diplomatic efforts amid escalating tensions, but raises questions about future stability in the region.

In a significant political move ahead of Hungary's elections, US Vice-President JD Vance shows strong support for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán while launching a sharp critique against the European Union's role in Hungarian politics.

Cheng Li-wun, the chairperson of Taiwan's Kuomintang party, arrives in China as part of a six-day diplomatic tour, marking a significant moment in cross-strait relations.

Iranian citizens express deep concern over potential infrastructure strikes as tensions rise. President Trump's threats loom large as residents prepare for possible fallout amidst an ongoing war context.