US Secretary of State Marco Rubio participated in crucial G7 talks in France, focusing on the ongoing war between the US and Israel against Iran. Pressure to de-escalate the situation looms amidst rising global economic concerns.

President Donald Trump extends the deadline for potential strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, raising questions about the underlying motivations and implications for international relations and economic stability.

In a historic move, Donald Trump's signature will become a feature on US banknotes, marking a significant departure from tradition, as part of the preparations for America's 250th anniversary.

The 'Build America, Buy America' Act aims to boost U.S. manufacturing but may hinder affordable housing projects as developers struggle to meet compliance requirements.

As the ongoing conflict in Iran disrupts global fuel supplies, African nations are implementing measures like rationing power and diluting petrol to mitigate the pronounced impact on their economies.

As ongoing conflicts reshape geopolitical landscapes, major Gulf airlines face unprecedented challenges and complications. The repercussions for international aviation could redefine travel routes and pricing structures.

The ongoing partial government shutdown has led to unprecedented wait times at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, with reports of lines stretching up to four hours as TSA staffing shortages exacerbate travel delays.

A government shutdown has left major U.S. airports struggling with severe security delays. ICE agents have been deployed to assist TSA staff who are absent due to unpaid work stoppages.

A Delta Airlines flight from Los Angeles encountered unexpected turbulence upon landing in Sydney, resulting in injuries to several crew members and requiring medical attention for some.

A Delta Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Sydney experienced turbulence upon landing, resulting in injuries to several individuals, including flight attendants.

The International Olympic Committee announces a significant policy shift, stating that from the 2028 Olympics, eligibility for the women's category will be restricted to biological females only, utilizing a 'once-in-a-lifetime' sex test.

Despite having their Africa Cup of Nations title revoked, Senegal’s Football Federation announces a trophy parade amidst ongoing appeals against the decision.

In a bold move against the Confederation of African Football's recent ruling, Senegal is set to celebrate their triumph by parading the Africa Cup of Nations trophy amid ongoing legal battles.

The International Olympic Committee has announced that starting from the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, the women's category in Olympic sports will be limited to biological females only, marking a significant shift in eligibility criteria.

Dayton James Webber, a professional cornhole player and quadruple amputee, is facing serious charges including first-degree murder after a fatal shooting incident in Maryland.

As the search for her missing mother continues, Savannah Guthrie is set to return to the 'Today' show on April 6. In her poignant remarks, she reveals the emotional challenges of returning to the show and her determination to continue the search for her mother, Nancy Guthrie.

Balendra Shah, a popular rapper known as Balen, has taken office as Nepal's new Prime Minister following a significant election win that marks a transformative phase in the country's political landscape.

In a historic shift, the Oscars will move from Hollywood to a new venue in Los Angeles, coinciding with a transition to streaming on YouTube.

Balendra Shah, a former rapper, has been inaugurated as Nepal's new prime minister. His election signifies a remarkable shift in the country's political landscape, promising reforms amidst a wave of public discontent.

In a historic shift, the Oscars will relocate from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood to the larger Peacock Theater in central Los Angeles starting in 2029, coinciding with their move to YouTube for live streaming.

As Indian cricket prepares for the IPL, a spotlight shines on 15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who emerged as a sensation at a young age and now puts India’s selectors in a tight spot regarding his potential debut.

In a significant legislative shift, California is set to rename César Chavez Day to Farmworkers Day amid serious allegations against the labor leader, aiming to honor the broader labor movement while addressing past grievances.

In an age where addiction to screens is increasingly recognized as harmful, parents are navigating the challenges of managing their children's social media use. Here are five effective strategies to encourage a healthy balance.

A newly passed bill in India's parliament amending transgender rights has sparked significant backlash from activists and opposition parties, raising concerns about self-identification and welfare access.

The right-wing populist party One Nation, led by Pauline Hanson, is making significant gains in the Australian political scene, challenging the dominance of traditional parties like Labor and Liberal.

As airstrikes continue in Tehran, civilians bear the brunt of the conflict. We explore the devastating impact through personal stories of loss and despair.

In a ceremonial meeting in Pyongyang, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko gifted a rifle to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, emphasizing their alliance against Western pressures as they signed a friendship treaty.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio participated in crucial G7 talks in France, focusing on the ongoing war between the US and Israel against Iran. Pressure to de-escalate the situation looms amidst rising global economic concerns.

Following ongoing concerns about the impact of social media on children's health, Austria has announced plans to implement a ban for users under the age of 14, joining several European nations in taking this significant step.

President Donald Trump extends the deadline for potential strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, raising questions about the underlying motivations and implications for international relations and economic stability.

The tragic case of Noelia Castillo, a 25-year-old woman who chose euthanasia after enduring severe personal struggles, has sparked widespread debate about the responsibilities of the state and the legal system.

Noelia Castillo, a 25-year-old woman from Barcelona, passed away by euthanasia after a prolonged legal struggle with her father over the right to end her life.

Two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba have gone missing after departing from Mexico, prompting a major search operation by the Mexican navy.

As panic buying escalates and petrol prices soar in Australia, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reassures citizens about fuel supply security amid external conflicts.

Noelia Castillo, a 25-year-old Spaniard who became paraplegic after a suicide attempt, is set to die by euthanasia after a protracted legal battle with her father.

A Los Angeles jury has ruled that popular platforms Instagram and YouTube are engineered to be addictive, holding their parent companies accountable for their impact on young users' mental health.

A recent court ruling has deemed Instagram and YouTube addictive and negligent in safeguarding users, particularly children. The ruling may redefine the future of big tech regulations and social media operations.

In a significant legal development, juries in California and New Mexico have found Meta and YouTube accountable for the adverse effects of their platforms on children, signaling a shift in public sentiment against major tech companies.

Following a landmark verdict in the US that found tech giants liable for social media addiction, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer suggests a need for stricter regulations on social media, especially for children.

An independent developer from Roblox has raised concerns about the platform's safety measures, emphasizing the need for constant parental supervision.