A letter from Florida's congressional delegation, led by GOP Senators, calls on the Trump administration to uphold the moratorium on oil drilling along the state's coastline, citing risks to tourism and military operations.

IndiGo's cancellation of hundreds of flights due to pilot shortages exacerbates travel chaos as thousands of passengers remain stranded during peak season.

As Colorado shifts away from coal, the Cooper family transitions from coal mining to installing geothermal heat pumps, highlighting a changing energy landscape.

In a monumental move within the entertainment industry, Netflix has agreed to purchase Warner Bros' film and streaming divisions for $72 billion, positioning itself as a dominant force in global streaming.

President Vladimir Putin confirms that Russia is prepared to provide 'uninterrupted' fuel supply to India as the latter faces pressure from the US to halt its oil purchases from Moscow.

Post-holiday travel chaos ensues as thousands of flights are delayed or canceled due to heavy snow and ice across the Midwest. The Northeast braces for its first significant snowstorm of the season.

Utility crews are working tirelessly to restore power to thousands impacted by a severe winter storm that swept through the Midwest, causing significant travel disruptions and hazardous conditions.

Amid twinkling lights and festive scents, Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market claims to be the largest authentic German Christmas market outside Germany. A closer look reveals both similarities and cultural nuances with true German markets.

A journey through Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market reveals a blend of traditional German delights and unique local touches. Compelling stories from visitors and insights from locals enhance the magic of the holiday season.

As Thanksgiving weekend approaches, travelers are cautioned to prepare for severe winter weather, including heavy snowfall and cold temperatures across the northern United States.

In an effort to welcome foreign investment and sports fans, the Trump administration has revamped visa application policies, emphasizing priority for attendees of significant events like the World Cup and Olympics.

Recent revelations highlight a deep-seated crisis within the UK government regarding child sex abuse material, raising urgent questions about systemic failures and media complicity.

An urgent message addresses Prime Minister Keir Starmer, confronting him with serious allegations surrounding child exploitation and corrupt practices in British institutions. As the January 16 court ruling approaches, the implications of these claims challenge the very foundation of governance and morality in the UK.

As the Antigua High Court prepares to unveil a pivotal judgment, a roadmap detailing institutional corruption within the UK legal and media systems has come to light, setting the stage for a historic reckoning.

An approaching court date could signify a monumental shift in how the Commonwealth addresses systemic corruption entrenched within its legal and media frameworks.

Four countries have withdrawn from the Eurovision Song Contest amidst ongoing disputes over Israel's involvement. This crisis could dramatically affect the future of the iconic music competition.

In a monumental move within the entertainment industry, Netflix has agreed to purchase Warner Bros' film and streaming divisions for $72 billion, positioning itself as a dominant force in global streaming.

Netflix's new docuseries on Sean 'Diddy' Combs has ignited a fierce controversy, with Diddy’s camp accusing the platform of creating a smear campaign amidst ongoing legal battles.

From influential political figures to iconic musicians, 2025 marked the passing of many notable individuals whose legacies continue to shape our world. Join us as we reflect on their contributions and the conversations their departures sparked.

Netflix is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire the film and streaming operations of Warner Bros Discovery, leading the charge against rival bidders like Paramount.

The Supreme Court has decided to hear a pivotal case that could affect the century-old right to citizenship for those born on US soil, a move sparked by attempts to revoke this right by previous presidential administration.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott, now celebrating its 70th anniversary, marked the beginning of a pivotal movement in American civil rights history. Activists reflect on its enduring legacy and its relevance in today's social justice efforts.

Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz responds to President Trump's derogatory remarks about the state's Somali community, calling it a slander against all Minnesotans. The comments emerge amidst ongoing allegations of fraud in social welfare programs linked to the Somali community.

A recent report highlights the mispronunciations that shaped conversations in 2025, with names like New York's incoming mayor Zohran Mamdani and iconic locations like the Louvre topping the list.

An analysis of Russian President Vladimir Putin's mindset following recent diplomatic talks surrounding the ongoing Ukraine conflict, revealing his steadfast refusal to compromise and the looming economic challenges facing Russia.

A recent ICE operation in Minneapolis targeting undocumented immigrants, particularly within the Somali community, has led to widespread criticism and tensions between local officials and federal authorities.

Recent legal actions challenge the legitimacy of Trump's appointed federal prosecutors, particularly in New York, as prosecutors work on investigations involving the former president.

The Federal Railroad Administration has approved a waiver allowing freight railroads to reduce in-person track inspections, citing enhanced track geometry detection by automated systems. While railroads defend the decision, critics warn of increased derailment risks.

The recent arrest of a university student who initiated a petition for transparency following a catastrophic fire in Hong Kong has ignited public debate about government accountability and freedom of expression.

A letter from Florida's congressional delegation, led by GOP Senators, calls on the Trump administration to uphold the moratorium on oil drilling along the state's coastline, citing risks to tourism and military operations.

In a significant policy shift, a federal advisory committee has voted to end the universal recommendation for newborns to receive the hepatitis B vaccine at birth, marking a pivotal change in public health guidance.

Kenya has entered a significant five-year health agreement with the United States worth $2.5 billion to tackle infectious diseases, sparking concerns over data privacy and patient confidentiality.

In a landmark decision, the Faroe Islands Parliament has voted to legalize abortion until the end of the 12th week of pregnancy, marking a significant shift from one of Europe's most restrictive abortion laws.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a new strategy to enhance the use of artificial intelligence across its divisions, raising questions about the protection of sensitive health information.

South Korea is set to launch a mobile application that allows stalking victims to view the real-time locations of their stalkers, enhancing their safety and response to threats.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has launched a new strategy to enhance the use of artificial intelligence across its divisions, raising questions about the protection of sensitive health information.

In a bid to enforce a new law aimed at protecting children from harmful online content, Meta has initiated the removal of Australian youth under 16 years from its popular social media platforms.

A factory in China has been ordered to halt the production of customizable sex dolls criticized for their childlike appearance following governmental investigations prompted by public outcry.

Following widespread backlash, India has withdrawn its order requiring smartphone manufacturers to pre-install a state-run cyber safety app, addressing privacy concerns raised by experts and the public.

In a significant policy reversal, the Indian government has terminated its order requiring smartphone manufacturers to pre-install a state-run cybersecurity application amid privacy concerns and backlash from tech companies.