Reporting on climate change, migration, human rights, global health, and other critical issues affecting humanity.
Two converging tropical storms have triggered mass evacuations, flight cancellations, and landslide warnings across Japan, exposing the nation's growing vulnerability to extreme weather events.
Cape Verde secure a historic World Cup knockout berth with a third draw in Group H, setting up a thrilling clash against defending champions Argentina.
France has issued red heatwave alerts for nearly half its regions as temperatures soar to record highs, prompting Parisians to seek relief in canals and raising urgent climate concerns.
A new study confirms migratory swifts loyally return to the same building nests each year, intensifying calls to protect nesting sites as UK populations have plummeted 70% since 1995.
PSG and Morocco defender Achraf Hakimi has escalated his legal battle, appealing to France's Court of Cassation after the Versailles Court of Appeals upheld a criminal trial referral on rape charges from 2023.
A Utah judge found prosecutor Christopher Ballard in contempt for violating a media gag order in the high-profile murder trial of Tyler James Robinson, accused of killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
British academic Sarah Steele has waived anonymity to expose the failures of US military justice after being strangled by an American fighter pilot in Cambridge, England, calling the process 'military first, justice second.'
Health officials warn that most new Ebola cases in the DRC are emerging outside surveillance networks, signaling a critical breakdown in contact tracing that threatens to accelerate the outbreak.
Dismissed US federal climate experts have relaunched a defunct government website to preserve and distribute critical climate data amid sweeping Trump administration cuts to publicly funded science.
A landmark survey reveals alarming malnutrition rates among Nepali children under five, raising fears that two decades of hard-won progress in reducing child mortality are unraveling following USAID's closure.
Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela's northern regions on Wednesday night, with the second being the strongest to hit the country in over a century, causing casualties and widespread damage.
The Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, dyed 'American flag blue' at taxpayer expense, has failed repeatedly, forcing repeated draining and exposing a costly presidential vanity project.