A U.S. district judge lifts an injunction protecting 20 Democratic states and those otherwise impacted from new federal restrictions on SNAP, citing threats to food security and agricultural research.

After a Texas calf tests positive for the flesh‑eating screwworm, Washington has launched a 20km quarantine zone, released millions of sterile flies, and stationed trained dogs on the southern border to curb the pest that is spreading north as temperatures rise. The story explores the methods, the challenges, and the broader implications for agricultural health and climate‑adapted pest management.

A decade‑old plan for a new ballroom on White House grounds has ballooned in size and cost, expanding to include bomb shelters, a state‑of‑the‑art hospital, and a drone port. The story probes the political and taxation implications of building a $400m facility and its environmental footprint.

When Lebanon faces war, millions of Lebanese Americans turn to cooking and remittances to help families, highlighting the power of community-driven relief.

The tragic crash highlights gaps in commercial bus safety, a sector that offers greener transport options, and what it means for climate‑conscious mobility.

An extraordinary twice‑annual event in New York City where the setting sun frames perfectly through the city’s grid, creating a stunning visual phenomenon that attracts photographers each spring and summer.

The Scripps National Spelling Bee’s new venue in Washington, D.C.’s Constitution Hall offers historic immersion but brings heightened logistical and environmental challenges.

Freeman Johnson, the oldest surviving sailor from the Pearl Harbor attack, reflects on his service and the enduring lessons of resilience that extend beyond wartime to today’s climate‑charged seas.")

In response to rising security concerns and confusion over existing visa regulations, Thailand has decided to cut the visa-free stay period for tourists from 93 countries, including the UK, to 30 days.

In a significant policy shift, Thailand has reduced the visa-free stay period for tourists hailing from more than 90 nations, including the UK, from 60 days to 30 days. This change is aimed at enhancing national security and reducing visa confusion.

Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca storms the French Open after triumphing over Novak Djokovic in a five‑set marathon, signalling a break in Djokovic’s quest for a 25th major title and spotlighting a new era of Grand Slam champions.

A temporary octagon cage is under construction on the South Lawn for a UFC event that celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and President Trump’s 80th birthday, as part of a broader series of short‑lived White House projects.

The Scripps National Spelling Bee’s new venue in Washington, D.C.’s Constitution Hall offers historic immersion but brings heightened logistical and environmental challenges.

The inaugural Enhanced Games in Las Vegas pits athletes using FDA-approved performance-enhancing drugs against traditional sports ethics, offering $25 million in prize money and $1 million bonuses for record-breaking performances. Critics call it a dangerous normalization of doping, while proponents argue it exposes hidden truths of athletic competition.

NASCAR champion Kyle Busch's sudden death from pneumonia and sepsis raises urgent questions about the health impacts of air pollution and climate-driven health risks in high-performance environments.

Music icon Fally Ipupa is honored with one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s most prestigious awards, underscoring how cultural leaders strengthen national identity and community resilience—key components for sustainable development.

The Federation of Western India Cine Employees has withdrawn its call for members to avoid working with Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh following a legal letter from the star.

Uber's 10th‑anniversary lost‑and‑found index showcases the most bizarre items left behind, from a 75‑gallon fish tank to a 2‑lb blue‑raspberry Gusher, revealing how the rideshare company turns lost stuff into a decade‑long time capsule.

Former MTV star Spencer Pratt’s bid for Los Angeles mayor turns a polarizing media personality into a political contender, with wildfire resilience and climate adaptation at the core of his platform.

The newly elected U.S.‑born pope has demanded tighter oversight of artificial intelligence, igniting viral debates from Instagram memes to Twitter barbs, and prompting reflections on the modern church’s engagement with technology.

With the war fueling unprecedented casualties and sanctions, the European Union is exploring the appointment of a high‑profile envoy—potentially any of Merkel, Draghi, Stubb, or Schröder—to break the diplomatic stalemate and negotiate an end to hostilities with Russia.

The legacy of Barney Frank, one of America's first openly gay congressmen who fought for LGBT rights and initiated financial reforms after the 2008 crisis, lives on as he passes away at 86.

Barney Frank, the first openly gay member of the U.S. Congress and an advocate for LGBTQ rights and financial reform, has passed away at 86. His legacy includes the Dodd-Frank Act and the fight against discriminatory policies.

In a series of recent high-stakes visits from world leaders, President Xi Jinping showcases China's powerful diplomatic shift from isolation to engagement.

Exploring the intricate and often asymmetrical relationship between Russia and China, marked by shared interests, economic dependence, and strategic carefulness in navigating global dynamics.

Armenia's pro-Western government secures election victory with climate resilience at core, navigating Russian energy pressures while pursuing EU green partnership for sustainable development.

At least 360 people kidnapped by Boko Haram jihadists from a mainly Muslim community in Nigeria's north-eastern Borno state in March have been freed from a remote mountain hideout.

Peru's presidential election pits Keiko Fujimori against Roberto Sánchez, with crime and insecurity emerging as top concerns for voters despite economic stability.

Former child soldier Yusuf Ali remembers the horrors of Mogadishu’s war, the lack of mental‑health services, and the slow progress of rehabilitation programmes in a country still scarred by conflict.

Gunfire broke out amid the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday, wounding at least 12 people. Police investigation continues as authorities urge witnesses to come forward.

Latest data from the Democratic Republic of Congo show a fall in reported Ebola cases, but the situation remains complex and requires continued vigilance and community engagement.

The Biden‑era policy that required the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency to report deaths within 30 days of release has been rescinded, sparking concerns among public health experts.

After a Texas calf tests positive for the flesh‑eating screwworm, Washington has launched a 20km quarantine zone, released millions of sterile flies, and stationed trained dogs on the southern border to curb the pest that is spreading north as temperatures rise. The story explores the methods, the challenges, and the broader implications for agricultural health and climate‑adapted pest management.

A parasitic fly that feeds on cattle flesh has re‑appeared in Texas, triggering quarantines and the promise of sterile‑fly deployment.

Kenyan activists confront the planned US Ebola isolation centre, raising urgent public health and environmental concerns after two protesters were killed.

The tragic crash highlights gaps in commercial bus safety, a sector that offers greener transport options, and what it means for climate‑conscious mobility.

The former president’s newly signed AI framework signals a heightened focus on safeguarding climate‑related technologies amid growing global competition.

The newly elected U.S.‑born pope has demanded tighter oversight of artificial intelligence, igniting viral debates from Instagram memes to Twitter barbs, and prompting reflections on the modern church’s engagement with technology.

In a sweeping new regulation, Chinese food‑delivery platforms are required to verify restaurant licenses and physical addresses, targeting thousands of off‑the‑shelf kitchens that have fueled food waste and food‑safety concerns.

A Dallas‑based lawsuit mobilizes urgent preservation of cloud logs, metadata and corporate streams that could hold key evidence linking high‑profile defendants to alleged environmental infractions—highlighting the need for robust digital stewardship in climate litigation.