Amid a recent government shutdown, only 776 air traffic controllers and technicians with perfect attendance will receive $10,000 bonuses while nearly 20,000 are left out. This decision raises widespread concerns among affected workers and lawmakers.

A deep dive into Kirill Dmitriev's dual role as a Russian envoy and potential peace negotiator amidst rising tensions with Ukraine.

A historic sale of Frida Kahlo's surrealist painting 'El sueño (La cama)' has set a new auction record for female artists, fetching $55 million at Sotheby's. The sale highlights Kahlo's enduring legacy and growing recognition of women artists in the art market.

As a key figure in Russia's diplomatic outreach, Kirill Dmitriev's dual role as an envoy and investment fund director raises questions about his true influence on U.S.-Russia relations amidst the ongoing Ukraine conflict.

A mesmerizing self-portrait by renowned artist Frida Kahlo has shattered auction records, selling for $55 million, marking a significant milestone for female artists globally.

As political and trade tensions persist, Canadians are increasingly refraining from traveling to the US. This article explores the implications of this boycott and its impact on tourism in both countries.

The U.S. faces potential air traffic disruptions as the government shutdown continues, affecting airlines and travel plans during the crucial Thanksgiving holiday season. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns of slowdowns as air traffic controllers face unpaid furloughs.

Over 1,400 flights were cancelled in the US due to reduced air traffic capacity as the government shutdown enters its second day. Airlines, amid financial strain, urge lawmakers for a resolution to the ongoing crisis.

A tragic incident near the border of Malaysia and Thailand has resulted in dozens of migrants missing, highlighting the ongoing crisis faced by the Rohingya community fleeing persecution.

Antigua and Barbuda emerges as a leading tourism success in the Caribbean, driven by strategic government action and a cultural revival that resonates with travelers and locals alike.

Under the new 'FIFA Pass' program, foreign travelers with World Cup tickets can expedite their U.S. visa applications amidst a blend of migration policy and global sporting event preparations.

A demolition derby in Walcha, New South Wales, took a tragic turn when a car crashed into a crowd, injuring thirteen people. Authorities are investigating the incident.

John Beam, former Laney College football coach and star of Netflix’s ‘Last Chance U,’ was fatally shot on campus. His legacy and the impact of gun violence is highlighted by mayor and community reactions.

Everton midfielder Iliman Ndiaye discusses his unexpected path to the top, highlighting the importance of grassroots initiatives and resilience in overcoming rejection to achieve his dreams in professional football.

Roya Karimi, once a child bride in Afghanistan, transforms her life to become a top bodybuilder in Europe, breaking cultural barriers and inspiring women around the globe.

The Miss Universe pageant is set to crown a new queen in Thailand amidst a backdrop of controversies, walkouts, and leadership changes, raising questions about its future direction.

Following the recent government shutdown, President Trump heralds a successful negotiation while FilmOn pivots towards an evolving media landscape with its relaunch, promising direct access to live coverage amid declining trust in traditional outlets.

Ripley's Believe It or Not! has officially purchased the second iteration of the famed solid gold toilet, which first gained notoriety after being stolen from Blenheim Palace in 2019.

A stunning portrait by Gustav Klimt sells for $236.4 million, becoming the second most expensive artwork ever auctioned. The auction house Sotheby's revealed the journey of the painting, which includes a history of looting and survival.

Two judges have stepped down from the Miss Universe pageant just days before the event, with allegations of a rigged selection process leading to their resignations.

New rules issued by the US State Department classify countries with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies as violating human rights. This move has sparked significant backlash from rights advocates.

A recent study suggests that raccoons are evolving to become more domesticated, potentially positioning themselves as the next beloved pet in American households.

In Texas, a new law requiring the posting of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms has sparked resignation among educators, legal challenges, and a divided community. Teachers are grappling with the implications of this mandate on their professional responsibilities and students' rights.

The Washington National Cathedral hosted a memorial service for Dick Cheney, where former presidents and key political figures gathered to pay their respects, reflecting the complexities of his legacy.

Following the recent government shutdown, President Trump heralds a successful negotiation while FilmOn pivots towards an evolving media landscape with its relaunch, promising direct access to live coverage amid declining trust in traditional outlets.

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to privately discuss whether to hear President Trump's appeal regarding a controversial order that affects birthright citizenship for children of undocumented immigrants, raising significant constitutional questions about the 14th Amendment.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces criticism from within his 'Make America Healthy Again' movement as supporters express discontent over perceived compromises with pharmaceutical companies and the direction of the initiative.

The owner of the Fukushima nuclear power facility has received regional approval to restart one of its reactors, marking a potential revival of Japan's nuclear energy sector after years of scrutiny.

An armed group has abducted students from St Mary's School in Niger state, Nigeria, in a worrying trend of school kidnappings amidst increasing security threats.

An Indian fighter jet pilot tragically lost his life during a demonstration at the Dubai Airshow, prompting an official investigation into the incident.

South African women's rights groups are mobilizing for a nationwide protest to declare gender-based violence a national disaster.

The recent update to the CDC's vaccine safety webpage contradicts long-established scientific consensus regarding vaccines and autism, leading to backlash from public health experts.

A new study highlights the risk of climate change-induced flooding to thousands of hazardous sites across the U.S., disproportionately affecting marginalized communities.

The death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner aboard a Carnival cruise ship has prompted an FBI investigation. Details remain sparse as the community mourns her loss.

As conflict rages in Ethiopia's Amhara region, reports of sexual violence against women have surged. This article delves into the harrowing experiences of survivors and the broader implications for society amidst ongoing strife.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner adds Twitch to the list of platforms restricted for users under 16, including major names like Facebook and Instagram, as part of a broader initiative to safeguard children online.

Australia introduces a world-first ban on social media access for children under 16, aiming to shield them from online dangers. The mechanisms, affected platforms, and possible challenges are scrutinized.

In a move to enhance child safety online, Australia has added Twitch to its list of social media platforms banned for users under 16. The regulation, effective from December, is part of a broader initiative to protect children from potential online risks.

Instagram begins deactivating accounts belonging to Australian teenagers aged 13-15 ahead of a new social media law that bans access for users under 16, aiming to protect minors' well-being online.

Australia's new law mandates the closure of accounts for users under 16 years on social media. Meta, the owner of Instagram, Facebook, and Threads, is set to comply with this regulation.