One dead, five trapped after giant Chile copper mine collapses
At least 100 people are involved in the search operations at the world’s largest underground copper mine.
Claim photo shows LeBron James in French maid outfit skirts around the truth
The alleged photo of the scantily clad NBA star resurfaced in late July 2025.
Why a changing climate may mean less chocolate in the future
Last year, we reported how extreme weather events may be dwindling the future of chocolate. Just last week, we saw an inkling of that: The
Katie Ledecky wins seventh consecutive world title in 800 freestyle
Katie Ledecky stubbornly refused to give up her 800-meter freestyle crown Saturday at the world championships in Singapore, winning that race for a seventh consecutive
It’s a good time to be a nostalgic millennial
The Backstreet Boys are playing to sold-out crowds
Crowds cheer 100th annual wild pony swim
The Chincoteague wild ponies have made their annual swim across the Assateague Channel in Virginia
Steve Rosenberg: Russia is staying quiet on Trump’s nuclear move
The US president said he’s ordered two nuclear submarines to move closer to Russia, after a social media spat with Russia’s ex-president.
SpaceX brings new crew to ISS in just 15 hours – but it’s still short of Russian record
SpaceX has successfully delivered a new team of astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) in a short 15-hour trip.
Trump says ‘nobody has asked’ him to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell – but she has been moved prison
Tweety McTreason has said “nobody has asked” him to pardon Ghislaine Maxwell, but insisted he has “the right to do it” as US president.
Inside India’s expulsion of Bengali Muslims
A state-backed drive to deport Bengali Muslims from India is being justified and cheered on by the media.
DRC, Rwanda agree economic framework outline as part of peace deal
Neighbours agree on terms of economic cooperation in several areas, including energy and mineral supply chains.
One in three Palestinians in Gaza going days without food, UNICEF says
UN agency warns of grave risk of famine as the number of starvation deaths hits 162 Palestinians, including 92 children.
Karoline Leavitt says the president plans to extort schools into ending gender-affirming care
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has claimed that the presidential administration’s recent extortion of Brown University in Rhode Island will help end “gender extremism”