US, Iran engaged in tanker war: Where is the months-long conflict headed?
The US and Iran attack tankers in Strait of Hormuz, as the two sides try to exert control over the strategic waterway.
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Palestinians in Gaza bury remains of 100 people recovered from rubble
The remains of thousands more people are believed to be buried under destroyed and damaged buildings in Gaza.
Indian-American judge extends block on Trump’s mail-voting curbs ahead of midterm polls
US News: A US federal judge has extended a block on President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking sweeping restrictions on mail-in voting, marking another l.
Devizes family keeping their dog's memory alive with Harvey Rocks
Harvey Rocks - created by the Simpkins family in Wiltshire - are being hidden around the world.
‘Adjacent building also caved in’: Eyewitnesses recall Delhi collapse horror in Satya Niketan
India News: NEW DELHI: A building collapse in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area on Sunday left several people feared trapped under the rubble, with an eyewitness describ.
Seattle opened light rail across the I-90 floating bridge in March; five months later about 2,000 fish have died near electrical equipment hanging into Lake Washington
US News: When Sound Transit launched light rail service across the I-90 floating bridge in March 2026, it was celebrated as a major milestone for Seattle’s tra.
11 killed, seven injured as fuel tanker crashes, explodes in western Iran
Middle East News: A fuel tanker exploded in western Iran, killing 11 people and injuring seven others on Saturday, state media reported.According to IRNA, the tanker hi.
Israeli flags become the latest weapon of settlers in West Bank domination
Israel’s visual colonisation aims to make Palestinians feel like guests in their own homeland.
German minister outlines plans to improve drone and cyber security
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt outlined plans to increase the country's defences against hybrid Russian attacks following a recent failed drone...
In 1984, Lou Dobbs acquired a New Jersey farm and expanded it over four decades; now the 283-acre estate with an 11-acre pond and development potential is listed for $6 million
US News: A large 283-acre farm built up over four decades by the late television anchor and radio host Lou Dobbs has been put on the market for $6 million. Kno.
In 2009, an Arkansas tree seller supplied 500 Christmas trees for fish habitat in Greers Ferry Lake; volunteers turned them into 25 brush piles across three underwater areas
US News: In a creative environmental initiative, 500 discarded Christmas trees from Arkansas were repurposed as fish habitats in Greers Ferry Lake, creating new underwater shelters for fish and enhancing fishing opportunities.
Bodies of missing French fishermen recovered from Channel
Their boat sank off the coast of Plymouth after reporting problems with its fishing gear.
India's eye in the sky that never blinks: Inside GISAT-1A
News News: India achieved a significant space milestone after successfully launching GISAT-1A, also designated Earth Observation Satellite (EOS)-05, its advanced.
In 2004, two Georgia Airmen sank Christmas trees to give Scout Lake’s fish protective cover; such habitat can concentrate fish near fishing piers
US News: In 2004, Airman First Class Gary Yates and volunteer Marilyn Rodgers transformed Scout Lake into a thriving fishing spot by sinking Christmas trees as fish habitats, boosting local angling opportunities.
Egyptian TV presenter Sarah Khalifa sentenced to death in drugs case
Cairo court sentences TV host Sarah Khalifa and 11 others to death over drug trafficking ring.
A 10-year-old started a wildlife project after finding a US park covered in trash; years later, he rescues turtles, pelicans and fish
US News: At just 10 years old, John Carl Tilghman encountered something during a family trip that changed the direction of his life, a US national park littere.
Durham litter pickers collect bags of rubbish from River Wear
A litter picking group gathers every month to remove rubbish from the River Wear in Durham.
We feel abandoned by police in crimewave, say Kings Heath residents
A crimewave in part of Birmingham over several months leaves residents asking who is in control.