In response to rising energy prices exacerbated by regional conflicts, Egypt's government mandates early closing hours for shops and restaurants, amidst a series of temporary measures aimed at curtailing energy consumption.

Audio recordings from prison raise doubts about Mike Jeffries' mental competency as he faces serious charges of sex trafficking. Legal experts present conflicting views on his ability to understand the charges and assist in his defense.

In response to soaring energy prices exacerbated by the ongoing Iran conflict, the Egyptian government has mandated early closures for shops and restaurants, alongside other energy-saving measures. The situation raises concerns over rising costs of essential goods as global oil prices continue to climb.

As spring break travel surges, the TSA staffing crisis continues to exacerbate security lines at U.S. airports. President Trump has signed an executive order to address the pay issues for TSA officers, but immediate relief remains uncertain.

Despite repeated attempts by Congress to secure pay for aviation employees during government shutdowns, vital legislation continues to languish as political gridlock persists.

The annual display of cherry blossoms in Washington D.C. reaches its peak bloom, marking the unofficial start of the spring tourist season in the capital. Delicate pink petals attract thousands of visitors.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is reshaping the aviation landscape, impacting major Gulf airlines and affecting travel routes globally.

George Bush Intercontinental Airport struggles with long security lines and staffing shortages as the partial government shutdown continues, affecting travelers and airport operations.

With TSA staff on leave due to unpaid wages, ICE agents are stepping in at major U.S. airports, leading to significant security line delays as travelers brace for long wait times.

A Delta Airlines flight from Los Angeles to Sydney encountered unexpected turbulence during its landing, resulting in multiple minor injuries. Despite the unsettling experience, all passengers are reported safe.

In a concerning incident during Holy Week, Israeli authorities have barred Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, from accessing the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to celebrate Palm Sunday, provoking widespread criticism and calls for respect for religious freedoms.

The allegations of deepfake pornography against actress Collien Fernandes have sparked widespread protests and political repercussions in Germany, highlighting gaps in the country's legal framework.

In a bold move, Avi Lewis is elected as leader of Canada's New Democratic Party, vowing to revive the party's fortunes and tackle pressing issues such as workers' rights and the cost-of-living crisis.

In response to escalating fuel costs driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the Australian states of Victoria and Tasmania are implementing free public transport for commuters. This initiative aims to encourage public transportation use and alleviate pressure on drivers facing skyrocketing petrol prices.

Veron Mosengo-Omba's resignation as general secretary of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) follows a tumultuous period marked by title disputes and allegations against the organization.

The Cake Picnic event has made its way to Sydney, inviting bakers and cake lovers to share their creations in a vibrant community gathering filled with joy, creativity, and delicious desserts.

Two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba have been found safely by the Mexican Navy after going missing in the Caribbean. The vessels contained crucial supplies amid an ongoing crisis on the island.

In a powerful new role, Noah Wyle stars as Dr. Robby in 'The Pitt,' a gripping medical drama that explores the complexities of the American healthcare system in the wake of a global pandemic.

The tragic story of Noelia Castillo, a 25-year-old woman who succumbed to euthanasia, has ignited a heated debate in Spain about the role of state support in personal suffering and the ethics surrounding assisted dying.

In the heart of Tehran, families are grappling with the harrowing aftermath of airstrikes that have demolished their homes and taken loved ones from them. Reports from the city reveal a sharp increase in civilian casualties as the conflict continues.

Discover the viral TikTok sensation, Fruit Love Island – an AI-generated series featuring anthropomorphized fruits navigating love and drama in a parody of the reality dating show Love Island. Is this the future of entertainment or just another example of 'AI slop'?

The USS Massachusetts was officially commissioned on Saturday, making it the first submarine named after the state, showcasing a new era for the U.S. Navy.

Tech giants Meta and YouTube find themselves facing serious repercussions following a landmark trial linking their platforms to mental health issues. The outcome has sparked discussions about the accountability of social media companies.

A group linked to Iran, the Handala Hack Team, claims responsibility for breaching FBI Director Kash Patel's email, showcasing personal information and photos.

In response to growing concerns about the impact of social media on youth, Austria has announced plans to ban access to social media for children under the age of 14. Vice-Chancellor Andreas Babler emphasizes the need for protective measures akin to regulations on alcohol and tobacco.

Golf legend Tiger Woods has been arrested for driving under the influence following a car crash in Florida. Released on bail, he faces multiple charges and speculations regarding his fitness for upcoming tournaments.

Amidst the festivities for President Trump's 80th birthday and America's 250th anniversary, a unique event is set to unfold at the White House featuring an MMA showcase with notable fighters. This unprecedented celebration highlights Trump's connections to the UFC and his polarizing approach to sports and politics.

Golf icon Tiger Woods has been charged with driving under the influence after a crash on Jupiter Island, Florida. The incident, which left no injuries, has sparked discussions about Woods’ health and legal implications.

As the Indian Premier League unfolds, attention turns to Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a remarkable 15-year-old who has the cricketing world buzzing with excitement. Can this prodigy live up to the expectations of future Indian cricket?

In a landmark decision, the International Olympic Committee has announced that from the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, only biological females will be eligible to compete in women's events. This policy change follows intense debate over fairness in sports regarding transgender athletes and those with differences in sexual development (DSD).

A whimsical event of cake lovers has taken over Sydney's Royal Botanic Garden as the Cake Picnic arrives, featuring an array of delectable creations brought by enthusiastic bakers.

The Cake Picnic event hits Sydney, blending community spirit with a celebration of culinary creativity, featuring over 500 attendees bringing their unique creations to share.

Discover the viral TikTok sensation, Fruit Love Island – an AI-generated series featuring anthropomorphized fruits navigating love and drama in a parody of the reality dating show Love Island. Is this the future of entertainment or just another example of 'AI slop'?

Braden Eric Peters, known as Clavicular, faces battery charges linked to an incident involving a physical fight between women that he allegedly instigated.

The Cake Picnic event has made its way to Sydney, inviting bakers and cake lovers to share their creations in a vibrant community gathering filled with joy, creativity, and delicious desserts.

In an analysis of President Trump's military strategy against Iran, critics point out the pitfalls of acting on instinct without a coherent plan, as ongoing conflict with Tehran reveals critical miscalculations.

As the US-Israeli military campaign in Iran lingers, American conservatives reveal a split in opinions between younger and older members at the Conservative Political Action Conference.

The recent UN resolution acknowledging the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity marks a pivotal moment in addressing the legacy of slavery and its impact on descendants today.

Across all 50 states, over 9 million participants are expected to rally against the actions of President Donald Trump, with the national flagship event taking place at the Minnesota Capitol.

At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Texas, a significant generational divide emerged among conservative attendees regarding support for Trump's approach to the ongoing Iran war. While older conservatives largely back military action, younger attendees express skepticism about the conflict's objectives and costs.