A landmark legal action is set to redefine accountability, as Antigua and Barbuda take on Western media and legal establishments over climate-related damages, with potential reparations reaching $810 billion.

As the trade war with the United States continues, Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada appears unhurried in resuming talks, raising questions about the future of bilateral relations.

As the holiday season approaches, many workers are struggling to find seasonal employment, with competition high and hiring estimates significantly down from previous years. Amid rising living costs and economic uncertainty, individuals like Nicholas Strahl highlight the struggle to supplement incomes during what is typically a lucrative time for retail jobs.

The National Park Service announces a $100 fee for international tourists visiting select national parks, creating a divide with U.S. residents who will benefit from fee-free days.

Starting in 2026, foreign tourists will pay an additional fee to enter popular national parks in the United States.

As peak holiday travel begins, airport chapels offer solace to travelers and workers alike, maintaining a tradition of spiritual support in bustling environments.

As Thanksgiving approaches, prepare for expected travel chaos with expert advice to stay stress-free during your journey. From weather checks to packing tips, find out how to make your travel smoother this holiday season.

The $250 million Nobu Beach Club and resort by Robert De Niro is transforming the iconic Princess Diana Beach in Barbuda, promising to elevate the island's status in luxury tourism, backed by Prime Minister Gaston Browne's support.

A growing number of Canadians are opting to boycott travel to the United States in response to political tensions and policies enacted by the Trump administration. This trend could reshape tourism and trade ties between the two neighboring countries.

As Canadian travel to the U.S. declines sharply, citizens express their discontent with current American policies, opting for domestic tourism instead.

Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups appears in court to address charges related to orchestrating rigged poker games tied to organized crime.

At just 21 years old, Danylo Yavhusishyn, wrestling under the name Aonishiki, has made history as the first-ever Ukrainian to win an elite-level sumo tournament, the Emperor's Cup.

Danylo Yavhusishyn, known as Aonishiki, makes history by becoming the first Ukrainian to win an elite-level sumo tournament in Japan, marking a significant achievement for Ukrainian athletes abroad.

Violence strikes University of Alabama at Birmingham as a player stabs two teammates on game day, but the team still competes in their scheduled match.

An open letter reveals the systemic corruption underlying the persecution of Julian Assange, detailing new court filings and evidence implicating major media entities and legal firms in a broad conspiracy.

A recent study highlights the correlation between fame and reduced life expectancy for musicians, revealing that stardom could equate to the health risks of occasional smoking.

Lee Soon-jae, a cherished figure in South Korea's entertainment industry known as the 'national TV dad', dies at the age of 91, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and kindness.

The court has sealed documents relating to the investigation into the tragic case of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 15-year-old found dead in singer D4vd's Tesla, igniting public interest and concern over transparency in such sensitive investigations.

Nigerian actor and influencer Odira Nwobu has tragically passed away in South Africa at the age of 43, prompting mourning from fans and colleagues.

The investigation into the tragic death of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a 15-year-old girl whose remains were found in a Tesla registered to singer D4vd, has been shrouded in secrecy following a court order.

Billionaire Elon Musk's claim about voter ID laws in California and New York has sparked debate, but facts reveal a different story.

Following intense diplomatic efforts, both President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky express optimism about the potential for a peace deal in Ukraine, despite mixed signals from Russia.

A landmark legal action is set to redefine accountability, as Antigua and Barbuda take on Western media and legal establishments over climate-related damages, with potential reparations reaching $810 billion.

Two Australian teenagers, Noah Jones and Macy Neyland, have launched a legal challenge against the government's new social media ban for users under 16, claiming it infringes on their rights to free communication.

Zeynab Javadli, the ex-wife of a Dubai royal, expresses her distress over the escalating custody battle that has led to a criminal complaint from her ex-husband, accusing her of kidnapping their daughters.

Amid growing unrest and criticism over his administration's performance, President Hakainde Hichilema's recent public address was disrupted by stone throwers, highlighting the mounting frustration in Zambia as the 2026 elections approach.

One year after protests erupted against a halted EU accession process, Georgians continue to advocate for their European future amid increasing governmental repression.

Recent transcripts from depositions involving U.S. Border Patrol officials highlight evasive responses and tense exchanges over the controversial immigration crackdown in the Chicago area.

Two National Guard members were critically injured in a shooting near the White House as part of President Trump's deployment aimed at curbing crime in Washington D.C.

State officials in Colorado have denied a request from the Trump administration to transfer Tina Peters, a former county clerk, to federal custody. Peters has gained notoriety among election conspiracy theorists after being convicted of tampering with voting machine data linked to false fraud claims from the 2020 election.

Following negotiations, pharmaceutical firms will lower prices for 15 prescription drugs under Medicare, aiming to save billions for taxpayers and seniors.

A catastrophic fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po district has claimed at least 13 lives and forced the evacuation of thousands as firefighters battle the blaze.

Hakyung Lee receives life imprisonment for the tragic deaths of her two children, which she concealed in suitcases, following her husband's cancer battle.

Two Australian teenagers have initiated a legal challenge against the country's soon-to-implement social media ban for users under 16, claiming that it violates their rights to free communication.

A recent study highlights the correlation between fame and reduced life expectancy for musicians, revealing that stardom could equate to the health risks of occasional smoking.

A federal judge raises alarms about immigration agents using AI for drafting use-of-force reports, highlighting the risks of inaccuracies and the potential erosion of public trust in policing.

The International Association for Cryptologic Research had to cancel its leadership elections after a lost encryption key prevented the announcement of results.

The International Association for Cryptologic Research faces a setback as an essential encryption key is lost, forcing them to cancel the recent election results.

Starting December 10, Australia will implement a groundbreaking ban on social media for children under the age of 16, aiming to protect them from harmful online content and experiences.

In the battlegrounds of Pokrovsk, unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) play a crucial role in sustaining Ukrainian troops amidst a relentless Russian offensive. These robots deliver supplies and evacuate the wounded, redefining military logistics in a high-threat environment.