How the Paramount‑Skydance/Warner Bros Discovery merger could silence CBS and CNN newsrooms, narrowing viewpoints and eroding journalistic pluralism.

US President Donald Trump opens China’s first presidential visit to Washington with a 30‑meter red carpet, military flyover and an extended trade truce announcement.

A new Indian startup lets users browse and order food that never arrives, feeding the dopamine rush rather than hunger.

Meta launches a camera‑free version of its controversial Ray‑Ban glasses, sparking debate over privacy and the future of wearable tech.

A legal showdown erupts as Dolly Parton’s estate accuses her nephew of intimidation, sparking a high‑profile dispute over the country legend’s legacy.

A fire on the MV June Aster en route to Coron killed 76 people, leaving 43 survivors and 13 people still missing amid toxic smoke.

Donald Trump arrives in Dublin, meets Irish President Catherine Connolly, and heads toward a golf event at Trump International in Doonbeg.

After an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak claimed Nirmal Purja and others, Mingma G faced a difficult rescue to bring their bodies home.

A blazing Philippine ferry has killed 35 of its 130 passengers, with dozens still missing.

A passenger train derailed near Cléon in Normandy, leaving 44 injured, including one critically. Emergency services dispatched to the scene.

Amid Gaza‑related protests, the Republic of Ireland’s home and away matches against Israel are played in fan‑free neutral stadiums with limited TV coverage.

Youth disillusionment, Ceuta migrant wave, and football‑powered politics shape Morocco’s coming elections.

Dayana Yastremska reveals only a Roland Garros towel survived a Russian missile strike in Odesa, highlighting the ongoing cost of the conflict.

Donald Trump arrives in Dublin, meets Irish President Catherine Connolly, and heads toward a golf event at Trump International in Doonbeg.

After an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak claimed Nirmal Purja and others, Mingma G faced a difficult rescue to bring their bodies home.

Former Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein faces a 15‑year jail term after a New York jury convicts him of sexual assault against a former assistant.

A legal showdown erupts as Dolly Parton’s estate accuses her nephew of intimidation, sparking a high‑profile dispute over the country legend’s legacy.

Gary “Angry” Anderson, frontman of Rose Tattoo and the voice that powered Neighbours’ wedding scene, passes away at 79 after a cardiac arrest.

Former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after a jury found him guilty of a criminal sexual act against a former assistant.

The Dolly Parton estate, run by manager Danny Nozell, files restraining order against nephew Bryan Seaver over alleged threats and intimidation.

Politics in Morocco buzzes as a young voter crisis, football slogans, a Ceuta migration walk and anti‑Israel rhetoric converge in the upcoming election.

Amid Gaza‑related protests, the Republic of Ireland’s home and away matches against Israel are played in fan‑free neutral stadiums with limited TV coverage.

Youth disillusionment, Ceuta migrant wave, and football‑powered politics shape Morocco’s coming elections.

President Trump’s remark on a united Ireland sparks reactions from Irish leaders and U.S. politicians as the mid‑terms approach.

Twenty‑five years after 9/11, Gen Z recalls the terror for the first time in school and home, showing how the new generation remembers history differently.

US President Donald Trump opens China’s first presidential visit to Washington with a 30‑meter red carpet, military flyover and an extended trade truce announcement.

Britain’s RAF chief warns of a new space arms race that threatens satellites crucial for communications, with the UK deploying ground‑based jamming to counter hostile actions.

Former President Donald Trump welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping to Joint Base Andrews with a ceremonial red carpet and a powerful B‑1 bomber flyover.

Ukrainian residents in Oleshky resort to eating herbs and faces severe shortages of food, medicine and water due to Russian blockade.

In Amish communities, nurses travel to people’s homes to give MMR vaccines and halt a deadly measles outbreak.

Ukrainian residents in Oleshky resort to eating herbs and faces severe shortages of food, medicine and water due to Russian blockade.

In Amish communities, nurses travel to people’s homes to give MMR vaccines and halt a deadly measles outbreak.

Indonesia’s raging wildfires have created hazardous haze, sickening 175,000 people with respiratory symptoms, according to BBC reporting.

UNFPA surveys reveal a sharp rise in early and forced marriages, rape and sexual abuse in Gaza, highlighting a dire humanitarian crisis.

In a Minna prison, 33 of 50 detainees died from heat and dehydration after being locked in a small cell.

A deep dive into how Thomas V. Girardi’s fall from grace set the stage for a disabled litigant’s recusal demand against California’s Presiding Justice Helen Zukin, and what that reveals about appellate ethics.

A Texas court’s dismissal of a hologram‑IP theft lawsuit highlights the challenges of proving personal jurisdiction in emerging digital technology disputes.

How courts treat death allegations in IP litigation, the evidentiary hurdles, defamation limits, and the risks for parties citing a dead person in their claims.

Polish officials blame sabotage over the Starlink satellite fire and warn of rising hybrid attacks from Russia, as Denmark heightens security alerts.

Britain’s RAF chief warns of a new space arms race that threatens satellites crucial for communications, with the UK deploying ground‑based jamming to counter hostile actions.