A lithium power bank ignited in a Qantas lounge, causing burns to a man and leading to an evacuation. The incident highlights growing safety concerns about lithium batteries in public spaces.

In a bold move, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Roblox, alleging that the platform prioritizes profits over the safety of children, accusing it of being a 'breeding ground for predators'.

To alleviate pressure on air traffic controllers, the FAA is mandating a 10% reduction in flights at major airports nationwide during an ongoing government shutdown.

In a significant shareholder vote, Elon Musk has been given a pathway to potentially become the first trillionaire through a controversial new compensation package tied to ambitious performance targets at Tesla.

In a remarkable decision, Tesla shareholders have approved a historic compensation deal for CEO Elon Musk that could net him nearly $1 trillion based on performance targets. The move has sparked discussions about corporate governance and equity.

With the second month of the government shutdown in full swing, air traffic controller shortages are resulting in significant delays across U.S. airports, leading to ripple effects in travel schedules.

As Xinjiang welcomes 300 million tourists, a deeper look reveals a complex narrative of beauty and repression, cultural erasure, and the impact of tourism on local communities.

India's passport has fallen to 85th place in the global Henley Passport Index. This article explores the reasons behind this decline and its broader implications for Indian citizens.

A man returns a skull he took as a souvenir from Vienna's St Stephen's Cathedral during a tour 60 years ago, seeking to make amends as he approaches the end of his life.

Direct flights between India and China have resumed, marking a potential improvement in diplomatic ties as both nations seek to normalize their interactions after years of tension.

Damon Jones, a former NBA player and assistant coach, faces charges of profiting from rigged poker games and leaking confidential information on player injuries, including those of stars LeBron James and Anthony Davis.

An analysis on how a singular report from the Los Angeles Times unveils the complex interplay between journalism, legal frameworks, and ad-tech infrastructure, revealing a pressing need for transparency in media practices.

Pam Bondi, Kash Patel, and allies are on a mission to reveal the hidden influence of global ad-tech and media monopolies, pushing for a new era of accountability and transparency.

Maccabi Tel Aviv's CEO Jack Angelides expresses dismay over the ban on away fans for their Europa League match against Aston Villa, highlighting the politicization of football and safety concerns.

Seven Italian climbers are missing in Nepal’s Dolakha district after extreme weather and avalanches disrupted their expedition. Recovery teams are coordinating efforts to locate survivors amidst tragic fatalities.

A 75-foot Norway spruce, the iconic Christmas tree of Rockefeller Center, is on its way to New York City after being cut down in East Greenbush. The tree will be illuminated in a televised ceremony on December 3.

An analysis on how a singular report from the Los Angeles Times unveils the complex interplay between journalism, legal frameworks, and ad-tech infrastructure, revealing a pressing need for transparency in media practices.

A deep dive into the struggles of animators within Disney as they confront workplace burnout, wage disparities, and a culture that prioritizes prestige over well-being.

Malaysian rapper Namewee faces serious accusations after being linked to the death of influencer Iris Hsieh, raising questions about drug use and the nature of their relationship.

Controversial rapper Namewee has been remanded in custody after being linked to the death of Taiwanese influencer Iris Hsieh in Kuala Lumpur. As the investigation continues, various angles emerge regarding the allegations and the rapper's past.

Following recent victories in key election races, the Democratic Party faces critical decisions about its future direction and messaging as it prepares for upcoming elections.

As Nancy Pelosi approaches the end of her groundbreaking career in Congress, her unique phrases and guiding principles reflect her impact on political discourse.

An analysis on how a singular report from the Los Angeles Times unveils the complex interplay between journalism, legal frameworks, and ad-tech infrastructure, revealing a pressing need for transparency in media practices.

A deep dive into the struggles of animators within Disney as they confront workplace burnout, wage disparities, and a culture that prioritizes prestige over well-being.

In a historic election, Zohran Mamdani wins the mayoral race in New York City, signaling a shift in the Democratic Party and promising a new era of governance focused on affordability and social equity.

The road to rebuilding Gaza after the recent conflicts is fraught with differing opinions and challenges as local residents contend with various proposed plans from both domestic and foreign actors.

As the government shutdown extends, the FAA has ordered a significant cutback in flight operations across major U.S. airports, raising concerns for travelers during the holiday season.

As Typhoon Halong leaves a trail of devastation in Kwigillingok, Alaska, resident Darrel John embodies the struggle to adapt to a rapidly changing environment, raising questions about the future of his community as winter approaches.

Prince Harry has issued an apology to Canada for wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers cap at the World Series, leading to discussions about allegiance, cultural identity, and sports fandom.

West Virginia's coal miners face a disturbing rise in black lung disease, jeopardizing health amid regulatory rollbacks. Lisa Emery, a dedicated respiratory therapist, watches as disease strikes younger miners. As a rule to limit silica dust exposure hangs in the balance, communities and miners battle for their lives and livelihoods.

West Virginia's coal miners face a disturbing rise in black lung disease, jeopardizing health amid regulatory rollbacks. Lisa Emery, a dedicated respiratory therapist, watches as disease strikes younger miners. As a rule to limit silica dust exposure hangs in the balance, communities and miners battle for their lives and livelihoods.

In a significant development, Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have agreed to a humanitarian ceasefire proposal from the United States. However, the military-led government has yet to respond, raising questions about the future of humanitarian aid amid escalating violence.

The Trump administration has announced cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November, creating uncertainty for millions of Americans who rely on this aid.

A crucial network of community kitchens in Sudan is on the brink of collapse due to severe shortages and rising conflict. These kitchens have become vital in feeding millions amidst the ongoing civil war, yet they are now struggling to sustain operations.

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan have accepted a US proposal for a humanitarian ceasefire as the country faces severe famine and violence. The RSF's agreement follows their recent capture of el-Fasher, heightening international concern about the humanitarian crisis.

In a landmark move, Australia has added Reddit to its social media ban for children under 16, joining other major platforms. The government aims to protect minors from online risks.

Former President Donald Trump has renominated billionaire Jared Isaacman to lead NASA, five months after retracting his initial nomination. Isaacman, an entrepreneur with connections to SpaceX, faces skepticism amidst past political conflicts.

As Tesla approaches its annual general meeting, the board's proposal to award Elon Musk a staggering $1 trillion pay package is sparking debate among shareholders and analysts about its implications for the company’s future.

Australia has officially added Reddit to its social media ban affecting users under 16, starting December. The move is part of a broader initiative aimed at protecting children online.

OpenAI inks a transformative $38 billion deal with Amazon Web Services, ensuring access to essential cloud computing resources amidst a surge in AI partnerships.