Senator John Fetterman faces mounting pressure after a WSJ report alleges neglect of duty, with polls showing deep Democratic disapproval and calls for his resignation growing louder.
Peacock's 2026 report card shows a streaming service that dominates live sports and reality TV but lags in originals and interface. Find out where it ranks.
France rejects China's claims that its new anti-fast-fashion law is discriminatory, insisting the measure protects the environment and consumers. Beijing threatens retaliation, raising the stakes in a potential trade dispute.
Vrindavan’s Janmashtami draws hundreds of thousands of pilgrims, testing crowd control and sustainable tourism. A data-driven look at logistics, economics, and reform.
Astronomers have discovered a ten-sided polygon in Saturn's southern atmosphere, challenging the uniqueness of the planet's famous northern hexagon and offering new insights into planetary weather systems.
Turkey’s new Medium-Term Programme is set to be announced on 7 September, but the policy direction is already clear: capital gets support, labour gets patience. Inflation is running at over 31 per cent, wages are eroding, and workers are left waiting.
Liverpool end the transfer window with only Bradley Barcola and a loan deal, leaving squad depth concerns unresolved as Andoni Iraola prepares for a demanding first season.
Verisk's 2026 report shows global insured catastrophe losses now average $171 billion annually, up $19 billion, driven by exposure growth and rising costs, not just weather.
Trainer Chad Brown's fillies swept three stakes at Saratoga on Travers Day, with Ways and Means and Fully Subscribed earning Breeders' Cup berths and Naomis impressing in her U.S. debut.
The Arizona Cardinals have placed all their healthy rookies on the initial 53-man roster for 2026. Here's a full breakdown of each draft pick's status and potential impact.
Universal's 2012 board game adaptation Battleship lost an estimated $150 million despite grossing $303 million worldwide. Here's why the film failed and what it teaches about blockbuster economics.
New research from the University of Surrey shows solar storms can expose airline passengers to a month's worth of cosmic radiation in just one hour at cruising altitude, prompting calls for better space weather forecasting in aviation.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani creates a Business Advisory Council after eight months of economic challenges, signaling a potential shift from his anti-capitalist rhetoric.
Google's Pixel 11 has drawn mixed reviews, but its Magic Capture camera feature uses AI to automatically pull the best stills from video clips. Here's how it works and why it matters.
Ford is reportedly preparing a lifted, all-wheel-drive Mustang called the Baja to bring desert racing capability to a wider audience. Here's what we know.
Rescue operations along the China-Nepal border are paused as an overflowing barrier lake threatens new floods and landslides. Authorities monitor two lakes as they assess risks to search teams.
Nick Uhlenhuth opens up about therapy, self-reflection, and returning to dating after his divorce from Courteney Landis on Married at First Sight season 20.
School devices are essential, but they come with built-in distractions. Here is how Namibian parents can use settings, routines and conversation to keep kids on task.
The Chicago Bears are predicted to regress in 2026, but a closer look at their coaching, quarterback, and game plan suggests they can reach the Super Bowl.
Metro 2039 preview: 4A Games delivers the darkest Metro yet, shaped by real war. New protagonist, overhauled AI, and 'frozen stories' redefine the franchise.
Polestar is banned from US sales in 2027 due to Chinese ties, but Volvo got approval. The automaker demands answers over 'disparate treatment' in a case that raises trade policy questions.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are scrambling to cover rotation spots after Michael Soroka's injury, with manager Torey Lovullo calling the situation 'fluid and challenging.'
The Rings of Power faced criticism for deviating from Tolkien's books, but Amazon never had the rights to key texts. Understanding these constraints changes the debate.
NITI Aayog's new report reveals that 8.7 crore young Indians are outside education and work, proposing a radical overhaul of the country's skilling strategy to bridge the gap between education and employment.
Lazio's 2001 Champions League playoff win over Copenhagen was vital but unconvincing. This week also marks the anniversary of Fernando Saraceni, a Lazio legend who won three matches in one day.
Thorne Island, a 2.49-acre private island off the Welsh coast, is for sale at £3m. It features a Grade II-listed fort, off-grid systems, and hotel permission.
Jean-Philippe Mateta has taken his contract dispute to Fifa after an independent tribunal ruled his Crystal Palace deal remains binding, as the Eagles face a turbulent start to the season with injuries and transfer interest.
Aldi's new receipt-scanning gates raise questions about chemical transparency in thermal paper. What's really in the receipts, and should Namibian consumers be concerned?
Houston Astros DH Yordan Alvarez called the team's 18-3 loss to the Angels a 'slap in the face' as the division lead shrinks to one game.
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