From agriculture to AI-griculture: How tech is changing farming
From remote monitoring of cattle to automation of processes that took up valuable time, farmers in NI are rapidly becoming skilled in technology.
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Sagittarius Shani Horoscope Today, 26 October 2026: Moon in 5th brings joy from children and creative ideas
Lighter moments arrive for Sagittarius as Kartik begins. The Moon moves through Bharani in Aries, your fifth house of children and creativity.
Thousands protest in Prague against public media funding reforms
Demonstrators allege Prime Minister Andrej Babis and his coalition’s proposed reforms pose a threat to press freedom.
‘The people have won’: Serbia’s Vucic concedes defeat after student-led protests win elections
Tens of thousands of people flooded the streets of Serbia’s capital on Sunday night, bringing traffic to a halt and celebrating after long-time leader
Steve Hilton hits Dem governor's 2028 pitch by calling out Newsom's rail record
California Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton seized on Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear's boast about Democrat successes to criticize the struggling rail project under Gov. Gavin Newsom.
No risk of ammonia contamination, officials say, after fire at Oregon seafood plant prompted evacuations
There was no further threat of ammonia contamination, officials said Sunday afternoon, after they earlier urged people to evacuate for fear of potential health risks following a seafood processing plant fire in coastal Oregon.
Stolen car slams into South Carolina home as teens bolt, authorities say
Video shows a stolen car slamming into a South Carolina home before two teenagers fled, prompting Greenville County deputies to deploy K9s and a drone.
Presidential race in Bulgaria heads to runoff due to record low turnout
The presidential election in Bulgaria on Sunday ended inconclusively, with the next head of state to be picked in a runoff, according to election officials.
Bulgaria election heads to a run-off amid low voter turnout
Bulgarians will now choose between President Iliana Yotova and former caretaker Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov next week.
Massive fire engulfs Shiv Market near Jammu Railway Station, 35-40 shops gutted
NEW DELHI: Around 35 to 40 shops were completely gutted after a massive fire broke out at Shiv Market, opposite Jammu Railway Station, in the early hours
Funding set to double for plan to get rough sleepers off streets by Christmas
Burnham made ending rough sleeping his first pledge when entering Downing Street in July.
Budget airline expands its footprint with 11 new tropical flight routes beginning in November
Southwest Airlines is launching 11 new nonstop international routes from Las Vegas, Nashville, Austin, Columbus and Pittsburgh starting November.
In 1973, the Philadelphia Orchestra became the first US orchestra to perform in China; ahead of its 14th China tour, former ambassador David Cohen and his wife pledged $10.5 million to support global tours and new music
Music has crossed political borders for decades, and the Philadelphia Orchestra is preparing to continue that tradition with a $10.5 million gift from
Obama campaigns for Democrats, and France demonstrations continue: Weekend Rundown
Former President Barack Obama, appearing in Ohio Saturday at his first campaign rally for the midterm elections, characterized President Donald Trump as an agent of “chaos and cruelty” and a man of broken promises.
Rogers fires back at Welker over El-Sayed's Muslim Brotherhood controversy, 'You are giving him a pass'
Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers accused NBC's Kristen Welker of defending his Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed during a heated "Meet the Press" exchange.
Grange Hospital deemed 'dangerous' online but staff call it safest in Wales
Grange University Hospital has faced criticism over long delays, overcrowding and staff shortages.
Marine Le Pen vows French ‘renaissance’ as far right eyes seat of power
National Rally’s Le Pen launches presidential campaign against backdrop of protests and social, economic discontent.
Serbia’s strongman leader Vucic concedes defeat to student-led movement in seismic political shift
The long-serving strongman leader of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, conceded defeat on Sunday in an election that pitted him and his right-wing party against a diverse student-led opposition movement that spent two years protesting his government.