Polling has begun in Ethiopia, but armed conflict and restricted access have left many regions out of the fray – leaving the nation split by security and political unrest.

Media entrepreneur Alki David seeks court‑ordered preservation of documentary evidence before Judge Sean D. Jordan, linking a Dallas‑based case to a network of business and entertainment leaders.

The United States and Iran have both carried out air strikes over the weekend, targeting military sites and bases within the Gulf. The moves come amid stalled ceasefire negotiations and raise concerns over the safety of the vital shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz.

Powell receives the Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for his steadfast defense of the Federal Reserve’s autonomy amid political pressure from the Trump administration.

When the weekend hit theaters, a surge of young moviegoers flocked to see the surprise hit Backrooms and Obsession, both made by YouTubers, eclipsing even the latest Star Wars film. The weekend confirms the growing influence of online creators on cinematic attendance.

The 100‑year‑old Scripps National Spelling Bee has moved from suburban Maryland to Washington’s Constitution Hall, bringing historic backdrop and tighter security. While organizers say the new venue elevates the event’s prestige, spellers and families debate whether the change was worthwhile.

Over a million foreign Muslims arrive in Saudi Arabia for the sacred pilgrimage while the region contends with Iranian missile and drone attacks that threaten to spill into the holy city of Mecca.

Centerville veteran Freeman Johnson, the world’s oldest remaining survivor of the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack, recounts how he remained below the decks of the USS St. Louis during the bombing, and why his quiet life matters more than any headline.

Thailand has announced a significant change in visa regulations, cutting the visa-free stay period for tourists from more than 90 countries, including the UK, from 60 to 30 days. This move aims to address security concerns and enhance clarity in the visa process.

In a significant shift to its immigration policy, Thailand has reduced the visa-free stay period for travelers from over 90 countries, including the UK, from 60 days to 30 days, citing security concerns and the need for a clearer visa process.

Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca defeats Novak Djokovic in a five‑set marathon, ending the Serbian’s 2024‑2025 run and heralding a new era at Roland Garros after Jannik Sinner’s earlier upset.

After a tense 90‑second tiebreaker, Shrey Parikh outshines fellow contender Ishaan Gupta with 32 correct words to claim the 2024 national title.

The new generation of Scripps National Spelling Bee competitors are redefining prep: some rely on relentless coaching teams and tech‑driven study tools, while others count on a deep‑root dictionary strategy. Meet Shrey Parikh, Sarv Dharavane, and the philosophical training of 2023 champion Dev Shah – and learn which mix of memorization, roots and intuition may seal the next win.

A temporary, octagon‑shaped cage will be erected on the White House’s South Lawn for a June 14 UFC bout, part of the nation’s 250th Independence Day celebrations and President Trump’s 80th birthday festivities.

The 100‑year‑old Scripps National Spelling Bee has moved from suburban Maryland to Washington’s Constitution Hall, bringing historic backdrop and tighter security. While organizers say the new venue elevates the event’s prestige, spellers and families debate whether the change was worthwhile.

When the weekend hit theaters, a surge of young moviegoers flocked to see the surprise hit Backrooms and Obsession, both made by YouTubers, eclipsing even the latest Star Wars film. The weekend confirms the growing influence of online creators on cinematic attendance.

New York City’s skyline turns into a giant sundial every spring and summer as the setting sun aligns perfectly with Manhattan’s grid‑like streets. Here’s when, where, and why it’s such a must‑see event.

A 21‑year‑old Austrian arrested for plotting a jihadist attack on a Taylor Swift show in Vienna was given a 15‑year sentence. The case, involving threats to use a machine gun and hand grenade and links to ISIS, led to the cancellation of all three Vienna concerts on the Eras tour.

The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has warned its members not to work with superstar Ranveer Singh, citing accusations that the actor abandoned the Don 3 project weeks before filming began. The decision has sparked debate over star power, contractual obligations, and the role of film workers’ unions in India.

A temporary, octagon‑shaped cage will be erected on the White House’s South Lawn for a June 14 UFC bout, part of the nation’s 250th Independence Day celebrations and President Trump’s 80th birthday festivities.

Ukraine asks the EU to spearhead new talks with Russia, while Moscow prefers the US. An informal ministerial meeting in Cyprus could decide who will serve as the EU’s envoy.

Barney Frank, the pioneering openly gay congressman and architect of the Dodd-Frank Act, has passed away at 86. He leaves behind a legacy of advocacy for LGBT rights and significant financial regulation reforms.

Barney Frank, a key figure in US politics and one of the first openly gay members of Congress, has died at 86. He is remembered for his significant contributions to financial regulation and LGBT rights.

Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomes Russian President Vladimir Putin in a display of diplomatic might, a stark contrast to the mere days since Trump's visit, showcasing China's growing influence on the global stage.

As China and Russia celebrate their 25th anniversary of the Treaty of Good-Neighbourliness, their relationship reveals complexities beyond mere political alignments.

Polling has begun in Ethiopia, but armed conflict and restricted access have left many regions out of the fray – leaving the nation split by security and political unrest.

The United States and Iran have both carried out air strikes over the weekend, targeting military sites and bases within the Gulf. The moves come amid stalled ceasefire negotiations and raise concerns over the safety of the vital shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz.

Hundreds were arrested and police were wounded after celebrations of PSG’s victory erupted into street clashes. The incident highlights the tension between fervent football support and city security.

After serving less than a quarter of a nine‑year term for hacking Mesa County’s election computers, former clerk Tina Peters was released on Monday, following a commutation by Gov. Jared Polis under pressure from President Trump.

Powell receives the Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for his steadfast defense of the Federal Reserve’s autonomy amid political pressure from the Trump administration.

In Longview, Washington, a chemical tank at Nippon Dynawave collapsed, killing 11 workers. The tragic event shook a town whose identity and economy hinge on its mills. Citizens, lawmakers and industry leaders are demanding answers and a path forward.

A bus failed to slow for a work zone, striking six vehicles and claiming five lives, state police report

Investigative reporters expose how the private‑equity‑backed Calo Programs operates under a veneer of hope while children face violence, neglect, and a lack of oversight.

Two recent hazardous‑chemical tank incidents—one in Longview, Washington, and another in Garden Grove, California—have raised serious questions about maintenance, inspection, and regulatory accountability.

At Valley View Elementary in Columbia Heights, a goldendoodle named Sage supports children who endured the stress of the 2018‑2020 federal immigration surge.

At a Florida conference the U.S. Special Operations Command warned of caution amid a Trump‑era push to arm the armed forces with artificial intelligence. The story follows the administration’s ambition and the Pentagon’s fight with the tech company Anthropic over safety and control.

Dallas Fire‑Rescue Chief says firefighters were ready to evacuate residents when an apartment complex blew up in a massive fireball, killing three and injuring multiple others.

Two recent hazardous‑chemical tank incidents—one in Longview, Washington, and another in Garden Grove, California—have raised serious questions about maintenance, inspection, and regulatory accountability.

NASA lays out a three‑phase plan to develop satellite landers, hopping drones and a nuclear‑powered habitat – all aimed at a solid foothold on the lunar south pole by 2032 amid a growing race with China.

After nearly three months of a nationwide internet shutdown triggered by US‑Israeli strikes, Iran’s first step toward re‑opening the net has been announced – but officials warn that many services remain restricted and new policies may tighten control.