Airlines are increasingly canceling flights worldwide due to supply chain issues stemming from the ongoing war in the Middle East. As fuel prices rise, travelers face a complicated web of changing rules and varied rights depending on their locations.

In a significant policy shift, President Donald Trump announced the reclassification of state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, easing research barriers and providing tax relief for dispensaries. This change may pave the way for broader legalization and benefits for recreational markets.

As Kaktovik, Alaska, seeks to revive its polar bear tourism industry post-pandemic, local leaders aim to implement new guidelines that prioritize both wildlife safety and community well-being.

In a significant shift, Meta reveals plans to reduce its workforce by 10%, equating to 8,000 job cuts, as the company ramps up its financial commitment to AI projects.

In a significant shift in the entertainment landscape, Warner Bros Discovery shareholders have approved a $111 billion takeover by Paramount, granting the latter control of iconic franchises and channels.

Airlines are increasingly canceling flights worldwide due to supply chain issues stemming from the ongoing war in the Middle East. As fuel prices rise, travelers face a complicated web of changing rules and varied rights depending on their locations.

A Canadian woman was killed and several others injured in a shooting at Mexico's famed Teotihuacán pyramids, prompting an investigation and raising concerns just weeks before the FIFA World Cup.

A violent confrontation between police and gang members in the Vidigal favela stranded tourists at the top of Morro Dois Irmãos, raising concerns about safety in popular tourist areas.

Explore the rising trend of quirky and cost-effective holiday spots for 2026, highlighting Montenegro, the Baltic coast, and Albania as must-visit places this year.

The Chinese Consular Affairs has urged citizens to avoid Seattle-Tacoma International Airport after reports of mistreatment by U.S. Customs.

A significant ice blockage is hindering climbers on Everest as this year's peak season begins, creating concerns over possible traffic jams on the summit attempts.

Amidst political unrest in Iran, two Iranian footballers, Atefeh Ramezanisadeh and Fatemeh Pasandideh, share their heartfelt gratitude towards Australia for providing them asylum and the chance for a safe future.

Two Iranian footballers who sought asylum in Australia express gratitude for the safety and support they received, highlighting their hopes for a brighter future.

Alex Manninger, the former goalkeeper for Arsenal and the Austrian national team, has passed away at the age of 48 after a tragic accident involving his car and a train.

The retrial of seven medical professionals accused of negligent homicide in the death of the football legend Diego Maradona has started, one year after the first case ended in a mistrial.

Dionne Marie Hanna, featured in the Netflix documentary 'Con Mum', is facing additional charges in Singapore as her fraud case unfolds, attracting significant media attention.

In a significant ruling, a judge has dismissed Smokey Robinson's defamation claim against four women who accused him of sexual assault, citing insufficient evidence of malice.

A children's book by Indigenous poet Jazz Money is scrapped by The University of Queensland Press due to illustrator Matt Chun's comments about the Bondi shooting, igniting accusations of censorship.

The iconic former Beatle, Ringo Starr, shares insights from his career, including the lessons learned and his upcoming country album, 'Long Long Road.'

The University of Queensland Press revokes publication of an Indigenous children’s book due to illustrator's remarks linked to a tragic shooting, igniting debates over censorship and artistic expression.

Former employee Lorrayne Mavromatis sues MrBeast's company over claims of sexual harassment, claiming workplace gender bias was prevalent and complaints were ignored.

As the war in Iran escalates, Chinese workers and manufacturers face new challenges. The repercussions of the US-Iran conflict are becoming increasingly apparent, impacting factory orders, costs, and employment in China's manufacturing sector.

As tensions simmer between the US and Iran, Pakistan advocates for peace talks amid a precarious blockade situation in the vital Strait of Hormuz.

In his final stop of a four-nation tour, Pope Leo XIV criticized the conditions of prisons in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea, addressing issues of human rights and urging reform for the welfare of all citizens.

A look back a year after the tragic attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, where families of the victims continue to grapple with their loss. Stories of love, sorrow, and a struggle to cope with an unbearable pain emerge as the community remembers those who were lost.

Amjad Youssef, a primary suspect in the 2013 massacre of civilians in Tadamon, Syria, has been arrested, sparking discussions on accountability for war crimes.

NATO officials clarify that there are no provisions for expelling member states after reports of potential U.S. suspension of Spain over its stance on the Iran war.

A children's book by Indigenous poet Jazz Money is scrapped by The University of Queensland Press due to illustrator Matt Chun's comments about the Bondi shooting, igniting accusations of censorship.

A South Korean man has been arrested for misleading authorities with an AI-generated image of a wolf that escaped from a zoo, causing a national search effort.

The US has deployed naval forces to intercept a ship carrying Iranian oil amid escalating tensions, with President Trump authorizing aggressive measures against perceived threats in the Strait of Hormuz.

Northern India, including Delhi, is bracing for severe heatwaves this weekend as temperatures have already crossed 40°C. Authorities urge residents to stay hydrated.

In a harrowing incident, a woman became trapped waist-deep in a collapsing pit toilet during a family road trip in the Australian outback, necessitating a rescue by a passerby.

In a significant policy shift, President Donald Trump announced the reclassification of state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, easing research barriers and providing tax relief for dispensaries. This change may pave the way for broader legalization and benefits for recreational markets.

In light of troubling incidents involving impaired school bus drivers, the NTSB is advocating for the implementation of alcohol detection systems to enhance safety on school buses.

The Trump administration has officially reclassified cannabis to acknowledge its potential benefits and decrease its legal restrictions.

Tech giant Meta announces plans to cut 10% of its workforce, translating to approximately 8,000 jobs, as it increases spending on artificial intelligence projects.

At 90 years old, Apollo astronaut Jack Schmitt reflects on his lunar journey, the upcoming Artemis missions, and the potential for humanity's future in space.

The White House is stepping up efforts to combat large-scale technology theft from US AI companies, particularly highlighting concerns over actions by Chinese entities.

In a significant shift, Meta reveals plans to reduce its workforce by 10%, equating to 8,000 job cuts, as the company ramps up its financial commitment to AI projects.

Meta has announced it will track employee keystrokes and clicks to enhance its AI technology, raising concerns about privacy and the company's commitment to AI-driven development.