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UK and France stand firm against Russian invasion of Ukraine, amidst faltering U.S. aid to ensuring that Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine ends in failure.

In a startling turn of events, Gaza hospital official admits to being a Hamas member, utilizing the medical facility as a military base in a video released by Israeli security service. The implications of such an admission are profound, raising ethical, humanitarian, and geopolitical concerns.

Against the backdrop of ongoing geopolitical tensions, Ukraine is faced with a critical decision as Ukraine assesses the proposal to enlist another 500,000 for war. Let's delve into the details of Ukraine's military considerations, the context of the proposal, and the potential implications both domestically and internationally.

In a move that underscores the complexities of immigration policies and the ongoing struggle for humane treatment of migrants, Mexico takes a bold stand against Texas' controversial inhumane migration law. The decision has sparked debates about the implications of such laws on human rights and the potential strain on diplomatic relations.

In an extraordinary development that has captured the attention of the global scientific community, NASA's Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, has made a groundbreaking discovery on the surface of the Red Planet. NASA's Mars helicopter discovers 'otherworldly' wreckage on the planet’s surface.

The new COVID variant JN.1 growing fast in US, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It's thought to be responsible for about 20% of all new Covid-19 cases in the US.

In a historic move, Denmark and the United States forge historic defense partnership that will see American forces stationed at military bases in Denmark.

The Associated Press says that Marvel, Disney drop Jonathan Majors soon after he was found guilty of assaulting and harassing his girlfriend at the time, Grace Jabbari.

In a dramatic turn of events, unprecedented suspension of opposition lawmakers sparks parliamentary turmoil in India.

In an unprecedented move, former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's AI-generated rally speech sparks controversy amidst internet disruptions.

In a shocking turn of events, Senator Ben Cardin addresses scandal as "a breach of trust". Senator Cardin, Democrat from Maryland, has broken his silence on the scandal involving one of his staffers allegedly being fired over a sex tape filmed in a Senate hearing room.

In a bold move that challenges federal authority over immigration, Texas Governor Greg Abbott grants sweeping powers for immigration enforcement to local law enforcement for handling migrants crossing the U.S. border illegally.

In a surprising twist of genetic influence, the inclination to rise early in the morning may find its roots in our Neanderthal ancestors. Recent scientific studies suggest that Neanderthal DNA might be the reason why some of us are morning people. This exploration delves into the fascinating findings that link our modern behaviors with the ancient genetic legacy we share with Neanderthals.

Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi clinches third term amidst challenges as a tenacious figure, steering his country through tumultuous waters.

In a bid to showcase the extent of the challenges faced in combating Hamas, Israel unveils massive Hamas tunnel discovered so far.

In a strategic move to enhance their scouting capabilities, Arsenal has welcomed Real Madrid's former Latin America scout, Paulo Xavier, into their ranks.

Hopes fade for swift passage of Ukraine Aid Bill as border talks linger. The protracted negotiations shed light on the complexities surrounding international diplomacy and the challenges of securing bipartisan support for crucial aid initiatives. The stalemate raises concerns about the timely delivery of assistance to Ukraine and highlights the intricacies of diplomatic endeavors amid geopolitical tensions.

In a game that saw the Golden State Warriors secure a victory 118-114 against the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday, a remarkable era for star player Stephen Curry came to a close. Curry's awe-inspiring streak of hitting at least one 3-pointer in 268 consecutive games finally met its end.

A damning revelation has emerged, shaking the foundations of public trust, as the former Tory peer's husband admits profiting millions from COVID-era contracts. Doug Barrowman's admission has ignited a political firestorm, prompting calls for transparency and accountability in the allocation of pandemic-related contracts.

NASA releases new images of Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun on Monday that are more detailed than ever before. The James Webb Space Telescope took the new pictures of Uranus.

The U.S. launches new mission to defend Red Sea ships from Houthi attacks. The initiative aims to defend crucial shipping lanes in the region, safeguarding maritime trade routes from the disruptive activities of Houthi forces.

In a notable development for Nebraska football, Dylan Raiola, recognized as ESPN's premier pocket-passing quarterback in the 2024 recruiting class, has formally changed his college commitment from Georgia to Nebraska.

China is grappling with the aftermath of a powerful 5.9 magnitude earthquake that struck the northwest region, leaving devastation in its wake. Now, rescuers fight sub-zero temperatures after earthquake claims over 100 lives in China. The unfolding tragedy has captured international attention as rescue teams battle harsh conditions to save lives and provide relief to affected communities.

NASA said Monday that it NASA uses laser to send video of a cat called Taters from almost 19 million miles away. As a test for NASA's Deep Space Optical Communications, the 15-second video of a cat was sent to Earth.