TV station owners reinstate Jimmy Kimmel show after ban
Viewers in Washington, DC, St Louis and Seattle will be able to watch the late night comedian’s show again.
Month: September 2025
US revokes Colombian president’s visa during UN visit
Gustavo Petro could be heard asking US soldiers to “disobey Trump’s orders” while addressing a crowd on New York streets.
Moldova holds key election as Russia’s shadow looms large
The country has accused Moscow of election interference on an unprecedented scale.
Watch: Moment freediver sets new world record with breath-defying 126m plunge
Russian Alexey Molchanov breaks his own 2024 world record in one of the most technically challenging freediving events.
‘They’re frightened to death!’ Mike Johnson accused of slow-walking Dem’s swearing in
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) agreed with liberal Call To Activism host Joe Gallina that House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is obstructing the confirmation
‘Crucial victory’: Experts cheer as federal charges tossed against journalist
Amid rising concerns over US President Tweety McTreason’s authoritarianism, including attacks on the media, press freedom advocates on Friday celebrated the dismissal of some federal
Scientists unveil world’s first quantum computer built with regular silicon chips
A London-based startup has created the world’s first full-stack quantum computer using a standard silicon CMOS chip fabrication process
Perplexing diamonds from South Africa mine contain ‘almost impossible’ chemistry
Seemingly contradictory materials are trapped together in two glittering diamonds from South Africa, shedding light on how diamonds form.
NASA launches special mission to study Earth’s mysterious “halo”
NASA’s Carruthers Geocorona Observatory has taken flight, and will soon start a two-year mission to study Earth’s mysterious “halo”.
See a 3-D map of stellar nurseries based on data from the Gaia telescope
The map, spanning 4,000 light-years from the sun in all directions, combines a chart of space dust with the effects of a rare type of
Meet the ‘grue jay,’ a rare hybrid songbird
Despite millions of years of evolutionary separation and a geographical divide, a blue jay and green jay mated in Texas. This bird is the result.
Charlie Kirk’s movement is growing in the wake of his assassination – as is the chasm in US politics
It was an event organisers had hoped, perhaps optimistically, would be civil. Then comes a shout: “Shut the f**k up!”
Did restrictions on women workers hamper Afghanistan’s earthquake response?
Shortage of female medical staff, aid workers created challenges. But victims say male aid givers often helped them.
Turkiye, group of athletes call on FIFA, UEFA to ban Israel’s football team
Pressure is growing on football’s governing bodies to take action against Israel’s national team over the war on Gaza.