Japan’s First Female PM Is a Heavy Metal Drummer
Sanae Takaichi has made history as Japan’s first female Prime Minister—and she’s also a passionate heavy metal drummer who loves Iron Maiden.
Politics, World News
Environment, World News
Rare Tornado Strikes Paris Suburbs, Leaving 1 Dead
A rare and deadly tornado hit the northern suburbs of Paris on October 20, 2025, killing one person and causing widespread damage in Val-d’Oise.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump’s Watchdog Pick Implodes Over Racist Texts
President Trump’s nominee for a key watchdog role, Paul Ingrassia, is facing a collapse in Senate support after racist text messages were made public, prompting a rare Republican revolt.
Environment, World News
Delhi’s Toxic Diwali: Why Politics Trump Clean Air
As Diwali celebrations begin, New Delhi plunges into its annual air pollution crisis. Experts reveal that political inaction, not just firecrackers, is the main barrier to clean air.
Business, International
China’s Factory Power Defies Trump Tariffs
China’s manufacturing hubs like Yiwu are thriving despite U.S. tariffs, revealing a strategic shift in global trade dynamics.
Business, International
How a Tanzanian Entrepreneur Is Thriving Amid U.S.-China Tariff Wars
While U.S. tariffs aim to curb Chinese imports, a 26-year-old Tanzanian entrepreneur is leveraging direct sourcing from China to grow her business across Africa.
Health, U.S. News
Biden Completes Radiation Therapy for Prostate Cancer
Former President Joe Biden has completed a course of radiation therapy for aggressive prostate cancer that had spread to his bones, his spokeswoman confirmed.
Politics, World News
Iran’s Moral Enforcer Exposed in Lavish Wedding Scandal
A leaked video of Rear Admiral Ali Shamkhani’s daughter’s wedding reveals a stark contrast between his public enforcement of Islamic morality and his private lifestyle, igniting national outrage.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump’s White House Ballroom Sparks Controversy as East Wing Demolished
President Trump’s plan to build a $250 million ballroom at the White House has led to the partial demolition of the historic East Wing, drawing criticism and raising questions about cost and preservation.
Economy, Lifestyle
How Tom Jia Turned ‘Lying Flat’ Into a Viral Career
Once burned out in Shenzhen, Tom Jia now travels China teaching young people how to live affordably and stress-free through the ‘lying flat’ lifestyle.