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With mosquito-borne illnesses arriving earlier and in greater volume, public health officials are employing sentinel chicken flocks as a biological early warning system.
After a high-stakes two-week trial in Los Angeles, the Grammy-winning artist was acquitted of orchestrating a 2022 retaliation plot. Despite the victory, he remains incarcerated on separate racketeering charges.
Speaking ahead of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi, the Russian leader declared that any deployment of European forces would cross a final red line as Western allies debate ongoing security guarantees for Kyiv.
Crude oil prices soar as a coordinated attack on Saudi infrastructure and the Houthi capture of Perim Island threatens a massive disruption of global shipping routes.
Mohammed Ben Sulayem declares it 'unacceptable' for the two-time world champion to exit Formula 1 over poor car performance, as endurance racing rumors swirl.
A relentless wave of jet-powered drone strikes has hammered roadside gas stations across the Ukrainian capital over two days, killing at least two civilians and injuring over a dozen in an escalating campaign to erode public morale.
The sudden capture of the port city of Mocha and Perim Island hands the militant group unprecedented control over the Bab al-Mandab Strait, escalating threats to global energy shipments.
A quarter-century after the terrorist attacks that reshaped global history, the nation pauses to remember the 2,977 lives lost in a day of solemn tributes and nationwide acts of service.
As the United States approaches the solemn 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a generation that never witnessed the tragedy joins survivors and families to honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to visit India for the first time in seven years, signaling a potential thaw in Sino-Indian relations as New Delhi prepares to host the 18th BRICS Summit.
Following 13 days of national mourning, tens of thousands lined the streets of Oslo to pay their final respects to Europe's oldest reigning monarch.
The Republican National Committee breaks tradition with a historic midterm gathering in Texas, banking on President Trump's influence to carry down-ballot candidates.
Apple has officially announced the iPhone Duo, marking its long-awaited and highly premium entry into the foldable smartphone market.
The trailblazing historian and founding director of the African American History Museum will step down at the end of 2026, concluding an extraordinary tenure amid rising political pressure.
Jacob Coxon's public resignation highlights growing fears from within the industry that the reckless race toward superintelligence poses an existential threat.
In a major diplomatic shift, 11 European nations and Canada have jointly introduced trade restrictions on goods originating from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The coordinated sanctions seek to penalize settlement expansion and preserve the viability of a two-state solution.
Global energy markets face renewed turbulence as Brent crude crosses the $100 threshold following a series of military strikes in the Middle East. The escalating conflict threatens to severely strain an already weakened global supply chain.
American forces targeted Iran's shadow oil network in the Gulf of Oman and near Kharg Island after ballistic missiles were fired at a U.S. Navy warship, escalating maritime hostilities.
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter is recovering under doctor supervision, forcing the postponement of three tour dates in the American West.
In a major milestone for fault-tolerant quantum computing, IonQ has outlined a concrete roadmap for breaking the elliptic curve signatures used by Bitcoin, sparking urgency for post-quantum cryptographic transitions.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) surged to nearly 44% in Sunday's state election, testing the nation's democratic firewall. Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s CDU suffered a dramatic defeat as the political center struggles to hold.
Tehran touts the solid-fueled Qassem Basir as a turning point in its defense strategy, claiming the weapon has been tested against a U.S. warship as regional hostilities reach a six-month stalemate.
Over 1,300 unionized employees walked off the job at the Everett resort to protest stalled contract negotiations, demanding fair wages and robust benefits.
Following a grueling three-set defeat in New York, World No. 18 Alex Eala bypasses the China Open to chase gold for the Philippines in Japan.
OpenAI's latest frontier model, GPT-6 Astra, was met with frustration as a botched rollout left paying subscribers in the dark while influencers and enterprise clients enjoyed early access.
U.S. Special Envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner traveled to Moscow and Kyiv this weekend to restart negotiations. Despite a temporary ceasefire, a wide gulf remains between Russian demands and Ukrainian sovereignty.
A Boeing 767-300 freighter operated for Amazon Prime Air barreled off a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday afternoon, crashing into several vehicles and bursting into flames. The catastrophic runway excursion left at least five dead and five others injured.
A massive ash plume from Mount Anak Krakatau has grounded flights across western Indonesia. The sudden disruption highlights the vulnerability of modern aviation to the region's intense volcanic activity.
As Europe’s biggest tech showcase opens, artificial intelligence transitions from software novelty to the foundational fabric of the modern smart home.
As the United States escalates its trade war with 50 percent tariffs, Canada is threatening to withhold the essential resources powering American defense and EV manufacturing.
Steven Witkoff and Jared Kushner aim to revive frozen peace talks, engaging both Vladimir Putin in Moscow and Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv.
U.S. Central Command disabled or destroyed three Iranian vessels in response to unprovoked ballistic missile attacks on Navy warships, significantly escalating the conflict.
As deliberations enter their seventh day, a deadlocked jury in Plymouth, Massachusetts, struggles to reach a unanimous decision in a deeply emotional murder trial centered on postpartum psychosis.
The veteran financial journalist and political anchor exits the network effective immediately, ending her defining run on Fox Business and Fox News.
A miraculous rescue at the Trishuli 3A plant brings a flicker of hope to a nation mourning over 1,200 dead, even as hundreds of workers remain trapped beneath the mud.
OpenAI’s ambitious new frontier model was supposed to herald the AGI era. Instead, its botched launch alienated paid subscribers and sparked debate over inflated benchmark scores.
The labor market showed surprising resilience this month, blowing past economists' forecasts with 162,000 new jobs while unemployment remained anchored at 4.1%.
Following punishing U.S. airstrikes aimed at degrading Iranian capabilities near the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran has retaliated with ballistic missiles directed at an American base in Jordan, pushing the region closer to widespread conflict.
The Cleveland Guardians ace rebounded from a rough prior outing to fan 13 Blue Jays. His dominant performance solidified Cleveland's position in the AL Wild Card race.