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College was supposed to be ‘good debt.’ For many borrowers, it isn’t paying off
More than 42 million Americans carry over $1.7 trillion in federal student debt. Rising tuition costs, policy changes, and economic uncertainty are making college a riskier financial investment for many borrowers.
Are you a first-time buyer in England? Would the government’s Your First Home scheme help you?
The government introduced Your First Home, a scheme offering 20% equity loans to first-time buyers in England purchasing new-build properties, requiring only a 2.5% deposit.
Pakistan win tri-series final as Fakhar Zaman century denies Sri Lanka in thrilling chase
Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka by three wickets in a tri-series final at Lahore, with Fakhar Zaman scoring 127 and Arafat Minhas contributing 61 to secure a thrilling chase of 326.
Mexico Open: Andrew Novak builds six-shot lead after three rounds at PGA Tour event following stellar Saturday display
Andrew Novak shot a nine-under 62 on Saturday to build a six-shot lead after three rounds at the Mexico Open, positioning himself for his first individual PGA Tour victory.
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Why China is desperate to ship cars outside of the country
China’s domestic car sales have plummeted 21.7% through September 2026, prompting manufacturers to seek overseas markets as domestic demand weakens amid economic uncertainty and reduced government incentives.
How Poundland grew from Wolverhampton market to retail giant
Poundland, the budget retailer founded in 1990, faces administration after US owner Gordon Brothers withdrew funding and rejected a takeover bid, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
Automakers like Rivian and Ford are ‘democratizing 3D printing’ to reduce costs and increase speed
Ford, Rivian, and General Motors are increasingly adopting 3D printing technology to reduce manufacturing costs and accelerate production timelines across their operations.
Is the government really on an ‘out-of-control’ spending splurge? It’s complicated
Official inflation data shows prices rising to 4.3% annually, with opposition blaming government spending. Experts debate whether increased public expenditure is significantly driving the cost-of-living crisis.
‘We came back from hell’, say Ukrainians after years in Russia-occupied front-line city
Hundreds of residents evacuated from Russian-occupied Oleshky, a front-line Ukrainian city, crossed into northern Ukraine via Belarus following a humanitarian ceasefire, reuniting with loved ones after years of isolation.
Rahul Gandhi: India’s opposition rallies against voter roll revision exercise
Tens of thousands gathered in Delhi for a major opposition rally demanding the resignation of India’s chief election commissioner over a controversial voter-list revision exercise that removed 130 million names from draft rolls.
Judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against WSJ over Epstein birthday book
A federal judge dismissed President Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal over its reporting on a letter allegedly written by Trump for Jeffrey Epstein’s birthday book, ruling the suit violated First Amendment protections.
Tusk defends overhaul of Poland’s constitutional court despite protests
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk vowed to proceed with a controversial constitutional court overhaul despite overnight protests, declaring certain matters allow no compromise.
Shops looted as German cost of living protests turn violent
Riots broke out in German cities including Frankfurt, Berlin, and Cologne during youth-led cost-of-living protests on Saturday, with shops looted and emergency services attacked as demonstrations turned violent after nightfall.
Rubio says Trump administration did not help Bolsonaro flee Brazil to US
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio denies the Trump administration facilitated Flavio Bolsonaro’s departure from Brazil, though Bolsonaro arrived in Miami following his election loss to President Lula.
Police storm Portugal housing protest camp
Portuguese police dispersed housing protesters from a tent camp in Lisbon early Sunday using shields and batons, marking the second major enforcement operation in a week against demonstrations opposing rental legislation.
Gaza doctors struggle with bereavement, overwork, trauma amid genocidal war
Gaza’s healthcare workers face severe psychological trauma from losses and overwork during the ongoing conflict, with most lacking access to mental health services.