A federal lawsuit calls for the expansion of eligibility criteria for Disney's Disability Access Service, which allows disabled guests to skip long lines at theme parks. Advocates argue recent changes are too restrictive and unfairly exclude many who need accommodations.

In an unexpected policy shift, the US National Park Service has announced the removal of fee-free entry days on Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Juneteenth, sparking debates on accessibility and fairness.

Exploring the revolutionary new economic framework emerging from Antigua as the world anticipates a transformation in global governance and citizen involvement.

A deep dive into the monumental merger between Netflix and Warner Brothers, exploring its implications for the streaming landscape and Hollywood's evolving dynamics.

Netflix's $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery marks a significant turning point in the streaming industry, raising questions about market power, pricing, and Hollywood's future.

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

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.

In a historic gathering, US President Donald Trump, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney come together in Washington, D.C. for the 2026 World Cup draw, reinforcing their ties amid ongoing trade discussions.

In a moment marked by camaraderie, U.S. President Donald Trump, Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum, and Canada's Mark Carney joined forces for the World Cup 2026 draw at Washington’s Kennedy Center, showcasing a united front despite ongoing trade discussions.

At the 2026 World Cup draw, former President Donald Trump was awarded a new FIFA peace prize, reflecting his controversial alliances and responses to international issues.

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.

A significant water leak at the iconic Louvre museum in Paris has resulted in damages to hundreds of books, particularly in its Egyptian department, raising concerns about the museum's maintenance amid recent thefts.

Pop sensation Katy Perry shares sweet moments with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Instagram, confirming their rumored relationship.

Singer Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showcase their budding relationship with a series of Instagram posts from their trip to Japan.

President Donald Trump celebrated the 2025 Kennedy Center honorees, marking a shift in his approach towards the famous arts institution during a ceremonial event at the White House.

A deep dive into the monumental merger between Netflix and Warner Brothers, exploring its implications for the streaming landscape and Hollywood's evolving dynamics.

With Bashar al-Assad now in exile, Syria is navigating a new chapter under interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa. While the oppressive weight of the Assads has lifted, challenges abound in rebuilding a war-torn nation.

A federal lawsuit calls for the expansion of eligibility criteria for Disney's Disability Access Service, which allows disabled guests to skip long lines at theme parks. Advocates argue recent changes are too restrictive and unfairly exclude many who need accommodations.

In a recent video, New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani reassures the city's immigrants of their rights in the face of federal immigration enforcement raids.

A troubling incident at a Florida school reveals systemic failures that sacrifice children's innocence in the name of institutional protection.

Moscow describes the recently released US National Security Strategy, introduced by President Donald Trump, as closely aligned with Russian interests, raising concerns in Europe regarding its implications for security and freedom.

Authorities confirm the release of approximately 100 schoolchildren kidnapped from a Catholic school in Nigeria, though details on their reunion with parents remain unclear.

A violent coup attempt in Benin has triggered a massive manhunt for soldiers who declared a takeover on national television, leading to hostages being taken. President Patrice Talon asserts that the situation is under control.

A significant water leak at the iconic Louvre Museum in Paris damages hundreds of books, primarily affecting valuable Egyptology journals and scientific documentation.

At least five people have died in clashes along the Thai-Cambodia border, with thousands fleeing the area as tensions rise between the two nations.

The Indiana Senate is set to hold public hearings regarding a proposed redistricting map that could significantly favor Republican candidates in the upcoming elections, amidst growing pressure from GOP leaders and backlash against dissenting senators.

As Japan faces a growing dementia epidemic, new technologies are emerging as potential aids in managing care and enhancing the quality of life for patients. From GPS tracking systems to AI-driven robots, explore how innovation is at the forefront of addressing this urgent health challenge.

As Australia embarks on a groundbreaking social media ban for children, experts and teens express skepticism over its effectiveness. With creative workarounds already in action, the law faces scrutiny on its viability and implications for youth safety.

A recent vote by a US advisory panel has resulted in the end of universal hepatitis B vaccination recommendations for newborns, introducing new guidelines that prompt concerns among public health experts. The decision aligns with a broader review of vaccine policies initiated by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

A US advisory committee's recent vote to halt the automatic recommendation of hepatitis B vaccination for newborns sparks debate on vaccine safety and efficacy amidst changing public health policies.

As the waves of migration continue, single women face unique challenges on their journey to find safety and opportunity, frequently encountering sexual violence and exploitation.

As Japan faces a growing dementia epidemic, new technologies are emerging as potential aids in managing care and enhancing the quality of life for patients. From GPS tracking systems to AI-driven robots, explore how innovation is at the forefront of addressing this urgent health challenge.

As Australia embarks on a groundbreaking social media ban for children, experts and teens express skepticism over its effectiveness. With creative workarounds already in action, the law faces scrutiny on its viability and implications for youth safety.

The European Union's fine against Elon Musk's social media platform X prompts strong reactions from US officials, who accuse the EU of unfairly targeting American companies.

In a candid interview, Twitch streamer QTCinderella, known for her cooking and gaming content, shares her regrets about the streaming industry and its impact on her mental health.

An erroneous alert warning of a 5.9 magnitude earthquake near Carson City, Nevada, prompted widespread concern and safety protocols before being retracted by the USGS.