Rescued turtle cared for in Weymouth to be released in the Azores
Crush the loggerhead turtle will be released into the Atlantic along with two other rescued turtles.
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New York Times Square stabbing: Who is Pamela Cisneros? Woman behind attack had mental health history
US News: A 49-year-old Queens woman identified as Pamela Cisneros was fatally shot by New York police after she allegedly stabbed two people in a random and un.
Smell of death hangs over rescue efforts in Nepal as deaths pass 1,000
The overwhelming stench of death is crushing hopes that more survivors will be found in this Nepalese town devastated by last week’s catastrophic floods.
Naked DoorDash driver delivers food to Texas home in shocking security camera video
Security camera footage captured a DoorDash driver delivering food completely naked to a Houston-area home, leaving customer Kiante Matlock stunned.
Trump says Iran is ‘DEAD’ — experts point to the real sign Tehran is nearing the brink
U.S. strikes on Iranian launchers near the Strait of Hormuz triggered ballistic missile retaliation as Brent crude climbed above $90 a barrel Monday.
Pak PM scrambles for damage control after his office edits leaders out of SCO summit photo
Pakistan News: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif appeared to go into damage-control mode on Tuesday after his office shared an edited version of the Shanghai Co.
MORNING GLORY: We're living through the Summer of the DSA (and Hasan Piker)
The DSA's march through Democratic primaries and Hasan Piker's radical rhetoric could reshape the 2026 midterms into a choice election for voters.
Russian drone and missile barrage kills at least 12 in Ukraine’s Kyiv
Russian attacks escalate as EU defence ministers meet in Ireland to discuss Ukraine air defence shortages.
In 1921, Italian immigrant Simon Rodia began hand-building Los Angeles’s Watts Towers from steel, mortar and broken tile; 33 years later the construction had ended
Rest of World News: A small triangular lot in Los Angeles’ Watts neighborhood was purchased by Simon Rodia in 1921, who began building what would become the Watts Towers..
Britons face ‘risk premium’ for energy as US-Israel war on Iran intensifies
A price cap increase is on the way, the latest blow to people already struggling with rising costs.
In 1989, businessman Adrian Gardiner bought a roughly 3,000-acre South African farm as a family retreat; it grew into a 61,800-acre reserve supporting more than 5,000 animals
Rest of World News: Adrian Gardiner bought a single farm in South Africa’s Eastern Cape in 1989 as a weekend retreat for his family. The property covered about 1,200 hect.
In 2024, Melinda French Gates walked away from the foundation that carried her name, took $12.5 billion with her, and is now spending those billions on ...
Tech News News: Melinda French Gates resigned from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in May 2024, three years after her divorce, taking $12.5 billion with her to .
Leaders of China, Russia and India meet to counter U.S. influence
The leaders of China, Russia and India gathered with other heads of state in Kyrgyzstan for the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a group billed as a counterweight to U.S. global influence.
Lindsay Clancy jury set to deliberate for another day
Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial are set to enter their fourth day of deliberations Tuesday over whether to hold her criminally responsible for killing her three young children at her Massachusetts home in 2023.
Death toll from devastating floods in Nepal surpasses 1,000
Rescue efforts continue to focus on hydropower sites, where hundreds of workers are believed to be trapped.
Duolingo D-Day: Iranians question latest US sanctions targeting education
Many Iranians inside the country feel they are being unjustly erased from the international community.
Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema sworn in for second term while opponent detained
Hakainde Hichilema swept to victory, but his main rival is now in custody charged with treason.
How prices in Tunisia have skyrocketed since the Arab Spring
Al Jazeera tracked the cost of common food items and compared them with pre-revolution prices in 2010.