Category: World
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US Mother Killed 11-Month-Old Son to Prevent Father from Gaining Custody, Says ‘It Was Worth It’
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in WorldA US mother pleaded guilty to first-degree murder after killing her 11-month-old son to prevent him from being placed in his father’s custody.
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Nepal Floods: 586 Dead, 2,478 Missing Amid Catastrophic Glacier Collapse
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in WorldCatastrophic glacier collapse in Nepal triggers deadly floods and landslides; over 2,400 missing as rescue efforts face extreme challenges.
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Nepal: Emotional Reunion of 8-Year-Old Boy with Mother After Floods — He Survived by Climbing a Tree
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in WorldAn 8-year-old Nepali boy survived devastating floods by climbing a tree — then reunited with his mother thanks to a journalist’s intervention.
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Trump Signs Executive Order to Establish U.S. Space Academy
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in WorldDonald Trump signs executive order to launch the U.S. Space Academy, aiming to train astronauts, Space Force officers, and space industry talent amid growing U.
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Iran: Hidden Leader Khamenei’s Message on Resisting Trump’s Economic War
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in WorldIran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei issues a rare written message urging unity and domestic production amid U.S. sanctions and economic pressure.
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Nepal: Race Against Time as Flood Death Toll Rises — Two Lakes Under Close Watch
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in WorldNepal monitors two unstable glacial lakes after deadly 26 August flood; death toll rises to 584, with 1,924 missing. EU pledges €2M aid.
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China: Beijing Removes Top Military Officials Amid Nuclear Secrets Leak Allegations
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in WorldBeijing dismissed two top military officials amid allegations of nuclear secrets leakage to the U.S. and systemic corruption.
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U.S. Court Blocks Pentagon Restrictions on AI Firm Anthropic
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in WorldA federal judge overturned Pentagon sanctions on Anthropic, ruling they violated constitutional rights and misused national security claims.
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From Langley to Moscow in an Armored Capsule: A Cold War–Era Mission for the CIA Director
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in WorldCIA Director John Ratcliffe flew to Moscow in a C-17 equipped with a mobile SCIF — a rare, Cold War–style mission confirmed via open-source flight data.
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Mette-Marit, Norway’s New Queen: From Wild Parties to the Throne
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in WorldFrom music festivals and wild youth to the Norwegian throne: the story of Queen Mette-Marit.
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US CIA Director’s High-Tech ‘Armored’ Aircraft Lands in Moscow Amid Secrecy
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in WorldCIA Director John Ratcliffe flew to Moscow in a specially equipped C-17 with a mobile SCIF—marking a rare, high-security diplomatic mission.
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Uganda’s Youngest King, Oyo Rukidi IV of Toro, Dies at 34
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in WorldKing Oyo Rukidi IV of Toro, Uganda — the world’s youngest reigning monarch — has died at 34 after battling cancer.
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Zurich: Researchers Buried Over 2,000 Pairs of Underwear to Measure Soil Life
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in WorldScientists in Zurich used cotton underwear buried across Switzerland to map soil biological activity—revealing how land use shapes underground life.
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Ratko Mladić’s Funeral to Be Funded by Serbian State
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in WorldSerbia to cover costs of Ratko Mladić’s state funeral despite his conviction for genocide in Srebrenica.
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Mysterious ‘Fake Cats’ Appear on Florida Lots Amid Concerns They Target Protected Owls
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in WorldMysterious cat cutouts appeared on vacant lots in Cape Coral, Florida—raising concerns they were used to displace protected burrowing owls.
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Why Japanese Rescuers Are Asking People Not to Rearrange Their Shoes
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in WorldIn Kanazawa, Japan, firefighters ask citizens not to rearrange their shoes during emergencies—to save crucial seconds during patient transport.
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Haakon, Norway’s New King: From Surfer and Naval Officer to the Throne – His Marriage to Mette-Marit and the Scandals That Shook the Palace
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in WorldCrown Prince Haakon ascends the Norwegian throne after King Harald V’s death at 89. Learn about his naval service, surfing passion, marriage to Mette-Marit, and
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They Thought $3,000 Worth of Cinnamon Rolls Were Stolen — The Unexpected Twist
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in WorldA $3,000 cinnamon roll ‘theft’ in Florida turned out to be a misunderstanding—ending with an immigration arrest and no actual theft.
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Nepal: Rescue Operations Resume Amid Flood Fears as Landslide-Formed Lake Recedes
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in WorldRescue efforts restart in Nepal after landslide-formed lake recedes; 5 dead, 558 missing amid cross-border flood concerns.
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Spain: Tensions Reignite at Ceuta Migrant Camp — Protesters Burn Tents, Block Food Distribution
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in WorldClashes erupt in Ceuta as protesters burn migrant tents and block Red Cross food deliveries — highlighting mounting pressure on Spain’s North African enclave.