Siobhán Fenton’s insider account reveals how far-right anti-immigrant sentiment and xenophobia derailed Sinn Féin’s expected path to power in Ireland, leaving the party in opposition despite earlier electoral gains.

Masked protesters blocked the entrance to Dover port on Saturday, halting all traffic and causing miles-long delays. The reason for the demonstration was unclear.

Trump signed an executive order to remove endangered species protections for grey wolves and Mexican wolves, potentially allowing ranchers to kill them to protect livestock, though conservation groups warn of risks to recovery efforts.

Chimpanzees previously used in hepatitis B vaccine research in Liberia are receiving comprehensive health evaluations at a sanctuary to monitor their long-term well-being.

Three Michigan school districts operate clinics offering free primary care to employees and families, bypassing traditional insurance to reduce emergency room visits and control rising health costs.

Cuba reopened more than 10,000 schools with 1.4 million students despite severe fuel, water, and power shortages, with families resorting to horse-drawn transportation and makeshift solutions.

More than a week after devastating floods along the Nepal-Tibet border killed over 1,200 people, families of missing workers and foreign tourists struggle to obtain information from Chinese authorities amid reports of communication restrictions.

Bindi Irwin commemorated the 20th anniversary of her father Steve Irwin’s death on September 4, reflecting on his enduring legacy in wildlife conservation and the family’s continued impact on the world.

South Korea is reviewing a potential military deployment to the Strait of Hormuz amid US pressure, though the government disputes reports that preparations are underway, stating no decisions have been finalized.