In a bid to enhance security and fund essential renovations, the Louvre in Paris announces plans to raise ticket prices substantially for most non-European Union tourists starting next year.

Venezuela's government has banned six international airlines from operating in the country following their suspension of flights due to US military warnings. This development impacts thousands of travelers and escalates existing diplomatic tensions between Caracas and Washington.

The grounding of UPS's McDonnell Douglas MD-11 fleet following a fatal crash in Louisville has raised concerns for the upcoming holiday shipping season, as inspections and repairs may take several months.

Santa Fe becomes the first U.S. city to link minimum wage increases to housing affordability, addressing a growing crisis where high rents threaten the local culture and diversity.

The sleepy Argentine town of Añelo has transformed into a bustling hub due to fracking in the Vaca Muerta formation, but the broader implications for Argentina's economy remain complex.

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy calls for more civility and respect among air travelers, sparking mixed reactions from the public and aviation experts.

Starting in 2026, foreign tourists will face increased charges for accessing popular US national parks. This policy aims to prioritize the needs of American citizens while generating funds for park maintenance.

As peak holiday travel resumes, airport chapels, like Boston’s Our Lady of the Airways, provide a sanctuary for weary travelers and airport workers alike. These spaces have evolved from dedicated places of worship into interfaith meditation spaces amidst the hustle and bustle of the travel industry.

As Thanksgiving approaches, travelers face challenges of crowded airports, potential winter weather, and heavy traffic. Experts offer essential tips to ease the journey this holiday season.

Robert De Niro's new Nobu Beach Club and resort on Barbuda's Princess Diana Beach is expected to reshape the island's economic and tourism sectors, drawing celebrity visitors and raising sustainability debates.

An Israeli raid in Beit Jinn leads to ten deaths, including children, marking one of the deadliest operations in months amid ongoing tensions in the region.

A catastrophic fire at Wang Fuk Court, a residential complex in Tai Po, Hong Kong, has led to the deaths of at least 128 individuals, marking one of the city's deadliest blazes in over seven decades.

The Indian government's overhaul of labor laws has sparked widespread debate, pitting the promise of economic growth against concerns for workers' rights.

Amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a group of South Africans claim they were misled by Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, daughter of former President Jacob Zuma, to join a Russian mercenary group under false pretenses. Families express fear and concern for their loved ones trapped in war zones.

Amid escalating tensions in Guinea-Bissau, President Umaro Sissoco Embaló has fled to Senegal after being deposed by military forces. This coup raises concerns over the stability and future governance of the coup-prone nation.

Mohammed Ibrahim, a Palestinian-American teenager arrested in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, has been released after spending nine months in detention amidst allegations of stone-throwing. His case raises significant concerns about the treatment of minors within the Israeli judicial system.

A massive fire in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court complex has resulted in at least 65 fatalities, with hundreds still unaccounted for. Ongoing investigations raise questions about safety protocols and accountability amidst public anger.

In Delhi, the air quality crisis is taking a severe toll on children's health, with rising cases of respiratory illnesses and heightened parental anxiety over air pollution. Experts warn that lasting damage may occur, prompting families to consider leaving the city.

A massive fire at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po district has resulted in at least 44 fatalities and hundreds missing. Investigations underway as authorities examine construction safety.

A deadly fire in Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court housing complex has left at least 36 people dead and many missing, prompting questions about safety measures and emergency responses.

Elon Musk intensifies his criticism of mainstream media, unveiling new features on X aimed at combating misinformation while raising questions about the future of journalistic credibility.

A federal judge's remarks on the use of AI, specifically ChatGPT, in crafting law enforcement reports have sparked concerns over accuracy and accountability.

The International Association for Cryptologic Research has postponed its leadership election results due to a trustee misplacing an essential encryption key.

The International Association for Cryptologic Research has postponed its leadership elections after a trustee misplaced a crucial encryption key necessary to reveal the voting results.

Starting December 10, Australia will become the first country to prohibit social media for children under 16, requiring platforms to prevent account creation and deactivate existing accounts for underage users.

Travis L. Turner, an undefeated high school football coach, has been reported missing as authorities issue multiple charges related to child sexual abuse material.

The Portland Trail Blazers coach and Hall of Famer appears in court over his involvement in a scheme accused of defrauding players of millions, leveraging his celebrity status. The legal repercussions have significant implications for his coaching career and the wider NBA community, amid ongoing scrutiny over gambling practices.

Danylo Yavhusishyn, also known as Aonishiki, makes history as the first Ukrainian to win the prestigious Emperor's Cup in sumo, marking a significant achievement in sports and cultural integration.

Danylo Yavhusishyn, known as Aonishiki, becomes the first Ukrainian and the first European in nearly eight years to win an elite sumo tournament, marking a significant milestone amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

A shocking incident occurred at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where a football player stabbed two teammates just hours before a scheduled game. The university is focused on the safety of its community.

The iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade returns to New York City with new floating characters and a watchful eye on weather conditions as officials ensure safety and enjoyment for all attendees.

In a heartfelt finale, Robert Irwin, son of the late Steve Irwin, won Dancing with the Stars, echoing his sister Bindi's past achievement a decade earlier.

New research highlights a troubling correlation between fame and reduced life expectancy among musicians, suggesting that the pressures of stardom can impact health similarly to smoking.

The esteemed South Korean actor Lee Soon-jae, affectionately known as the 'national TV dad,' has passed away at the age of 91, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and memorable performances.

The investigation into the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was discovered in singer D4vd's vehicle, is now under a court-imposed security hold, limiting public access to information.

A Tokyo court has ruled that Japan's ban on same-sex marriage is constitutional, igniting disappointment among LGBTQ advocates and adding complexity to the ongoing struggle for marriage equality in Japan.

The Quebec government has introduced measures to amplify its secularism law, curbing public prayer and limiting religious meals in public institutions as part of its ongoing effort toward state secularism.

Diplomatic discussions surrounding peace in Ukraine have seen fluctuating optimism, particularly from U.S. actors like Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky. However, challenges remain, especially in reconciling territorial disputes and security guarantees.

A year after the halt to its EU accession process, protests in Georgia continue, reflecting public discontent toward the government and its perceived alignment with Russia.

In the lead-up to the 2026 midterm elections, misinformation regarding voter ID laws is being spread on social media, particularly by influential figures like Elon Musk. This article examines Musk's claims and contrasts them with factual information about voting laws in the U.S.