While the Gaza ceasefire has halted bombing and enabled hostage-prisoner exchanges, survivors express despair amid widespread destruction and an uncertain future.
Arab leaders meet in Egypt to push for a Gaza ceasefire, but critical issues—including Hamas disarmament and Palestinian governance—remain unresolved.
The Miami Seaquarium shut its doors for good on October 13, 2025, ending a 70-year run as a beloved—but controversial—South Florida attraction.
Arab leaders meet in Egypt to advance a Gaza ceasefire, but critical issues like Hamas disarmament, refugee flows, and Palestinian Authority involvement remain unresolved.
A devastating bus crash in South Africa’s Limpopo province has killed at least 42 people, including children, as passengers from Zimbabwe and Malawi were returning home.
Hamas freed 20 Israeli hostages while Israel released nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners—marking a pivotal moment in the Gaza ceasefire, captured in powerful images and videos.
Investors are on edge as the U.S. and China escalate trade tensions over rare earth exports and AI chip restrictions—sparking fears of a full economic decoupling.
Ian Watkins, the disgraced former frontman of Lostprophets, was killed in Wakefield Prison; two fellow inmates have been charged with his murder.
At London’s Serpentine Galleries, Peter Doig’s ‘House of Music’ exhibition merges visual art with the actual soundtracks from his studio—offering a rare, immersive journey into his creative process.
Despite Trump’s pro-coal promises, miners say his administration is failing to enforce life-saving silica dust rules, leaving them to suffer from black lung disease.