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Venezuelans demand elections in first national protest in nearly two years
Thousands of Venezuelans protested in multiple cities demanding free elections and political reforms, marking the first nationwide opposition demonstration in nearly two years.
Are global oil reserves sufficient to withstand renewed US-Iran war?
Oil prices climb as attacks on tankers near the Strait of Hormuz intensify amid US-Israel conflict with Iran, while global emergency reserves sit at their lowest levels in decades.
James Webb reveals a massive cosmic structure that challenges our understanding of the Universe
James Webb Space Telescope observations reveal a distant galaxy cluster forming much faster than cosmological models predict, challenging our understanding of early universe structure development.
210-million-year-old dinosaur discovery reveals a lost world in Africa
Paleontologists in Zimbabwe have discovered a 210-million-year-old dinosaur species that reveals Africa’s unique early dinosaur fauna distinct from neighboring regions.
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Investors prosper and consumers pay as the Iran war exacts an uneven economic toll 6 months in
Six months into the Iran war, global markets have recovered despite initial fears of recession. While investors have prospered and oil prices remain elevated, consumers face higher costs for fuel, food, and travel.
British woman killed in stabbing at German railway station
A 31-year-old British woman was fatally stabbed at a railway station in Rosenheim, Bavaria, early Sunday. A 27-year-old German man was arrested at the scene.
Grand Canyon flash floods kills one and sparks search for missing hikers
A flash flood at Grand Canyon’s Phantom Ranch killed one person and left approximately 15 missing after sweeping through Bright Angel Canyon on Saturday afternoon. Sixty-two people were airlifted from the area.
The US-Canada trade war in 5 charts
The US and Canada remain locked in an escalating trade dispute, with the Trump administration imposing tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, lumber and automobiles, while Canada retaliates with counter-tariffs on American goods.
Arizona’s taps won’t run dry, but water bills will go up under federal plan for Colorado River
Arizona’s Colorado River water supply faces 27% mandatory cuts starting in January, but Phoenix officials say taps will keep flowing due to backup sources including groundwater and other river systems, though water bills are expected to rise significantly.
Vance to privately address Republican Jewish Coalition during tension over Israel and antisemitism
Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to address the Republican Jewish Coalition privately, amid concerns about his Israel positions and ties to controversial figures.
Trump still teases a third presidential run, but he’s talking more and more about life after 2028
President Trump continues teasing a potential third run despite constitutional constraints, yet increasingly discusses life after his presidency ends in January 2029, signaling a notable shift in his rhetoric.
Bessent heads to the G20 to rally allies on Iran as tariffs strain ties
Treasury Secretary Bessent hosts G20 finance ministers meetings to rally support for Iran sanctions and economic growth amid trade tensions with allies and renewed hostilities.
Unification Church: ‘Moonies’ church leader jailed for two years over bribery offences
The Unification Church’s leader was sentenced to two years in prison for bribing South Korea’s former first lady with luxury goods worth millions of won in exchange for political favors.
Algeria forest fires: President Abdelmadjid Tebboune seeks death penalty for arsonists
Algeria’s president seeks to reinstate the death penalty for arsonists following forest fires that killed at least 12 people, with over 100 wildfires recorded in recent days.
NPR spent 2 years tracking deaths from heat. We found a staggering hidden toll
NPR’s two-year investigation with Boston University found heat causes approximately 9,000 deaths annually in the U.S., roughly five times higher than official CDC counts, with significant undercounting across nearly every region.
Why too many women are prescribed antibiotics for UTIs they don’t have
A study reveals that many women diagnosed with recurrent UTIs don’t actually have urinary tract infections; instead, their symptoms stem from hormonal inflammation and pelvic floor dysfunction.