Mexico’s government-backed ‘Mexico Sings’ competition crowned three winners in its mission to replace cartel-themed music with uplifting, violence-free songs—a cultural experiment with high stakes.
Syria has formed its first parliament since the fall of Bashar al-Assad—but without a public vote. While revolutionaries dominate, women and minorities are largely absent, raising questions about the nation’s democratic path forward.
From wildfire smoke to lead paint, pets face serious risks from environmental pollution. Learn how to keep your furry friends safe with expert-backed tips.
A medical helicopter crashed on a Sacramento highway, but quick action by 15 bystanders helped save the life of a critically injured woman trapped inside.
TotalEnergies is transforming former oil sites into high-tech battery farms, betting that grid volatility—not stability—is the future of energy profits.
After 471 days in Hamas captivity, British-Israeli Emily Damari has become a powerful advocate for the remaining hostages—turning personal trauma into global activism.
Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s sudden resignation has plunged France into its deepest political crisis under President Macron, triggering the fastest government collapse in decades.
The Pentagon has relaxed its controversial press access policy, removing the requirement for journalists to seek pre-approval before publishing stories—but key concerns about press freedom persist.
Donald Trump has signed an executive order fast-tracking the controversial Ambler Access Project in Alaska, with the U.S. government taking a 10% stake in the mining venture.
Democratic Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva has won her Arizona seat but is being denied her oath of office over her refusal to sign a controversial Epstein-related petition.