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Six children, including a baby, were found running unsupervised in a roadway while their mother was at a friend's house, prompting police intervention. This in…
A nationwide poll shows 62% of Americans oppose new data centers in their communities, reflecting concerns over their environmental impact and resource demands…
Keisha Lance Bottoms has been elected as Georgia's first black governor and the first female black governor in the U.S., winning the election on November 8, 20…
New archival research has identified political motives behind the 1938 assassination of British archaeologist James Starkey, suggesting he was targeted for his…
By 2060, the number of buildings at risk from wildfires in the U.S. could increase from 1.5 million to approximately 4.5 million due to climate change and poor…
OpenAI plans to rename its data centers as "AI compute campuses" to improve public perception and engagement with local communities. This rebranding aligns wit…
Pope Leo XIV became the first pope to vote in a U.S. election by mailing his ballot from Illinois on October 3, reflecting the importance of civic engagement. …
Benjamin Netanyahu accused Israel's Arab parties of election fraud after his Likud-led bloc fell short of the 61 seats needed to form a government, securing on…
Archaeologists have created a digital facial reconstruction of a decapitated man buried near a Roman fort in Scotland, dating back to the mid-2nd century AD. T…
Holocaust survivors unveiled new memorial books in Warsaw, documenting over 12,000 names and stories of Jews from 45 communities who perished during the Holoca…
Nick Owens, a lifelong Republican attorney, is leading a grassroots movement in Ohio to block hyperscale data centers, citing concerns over local impacts and s…
More than 200 residents of The Odyssey luxury cruise ship are seeking temporary housing after it was forced to leave Cambodian waters due to unpaid fuel and po…
Chancellor John Healey announced a £15 million misogyny prevention fund in the upcoming Budget to support initiatives aimed at making women and girls feel safe…
A federal court in Ottawa will hear a groundbreaking climate lawsuit filed by Canadian youths, including Sadie Vipond, who claim the government violated their …
A magnitude-7.0 earthquake in Tibet's Baqên County killed at least 16 people and injured 65 others, causing significant destruction and complicating rescue eff…
