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The end of InSight mission to Mars after it made revolutionary findings about the planet's enigmatic innards. Almost 1,530 Martian days were spent in the lander's fixed position. After the lander didn't reply to two communications from mission control at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, on Wednesday, mission officials declared the program over.

James Cameron claims to have conclusively demonstrated that Jack, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, could not have survived the famed "floating door" sequence involving Kate Winslet's Rose in Titanic and have scientific proof of why jack had to die while Rose survived.

Zelensky's grit and refusal to give up are typical of the country he leads, as the Ukrainian president spent Wednesday in Washington, DC, on his first trip outside of his country since Russia's brutal, unprovoked invasion in February.

Cecily explains why she kept her Saturday Night Live exit a secret until the very end. On the December 17 episode of Saturday Night Live, the comedian announced his departure from the storied sketch show after 11 seasons.

Virgin Orbit issued licenses by The United Kingdom's space agency has granted Virgin Orbit all of the necessary licenses to conduct a launch from Spaceport Cornwall. The Transport Secretary has authorized the issuance of launch operator and range control licenses by the Civil Aviation Authority.

Amount of fentanyl seized in US in 2022 enough to kill every American as per the report of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA). The DEA said they were able to stop 379 million potentially lethal doses of fentanyl, which is only two milligrams.

Scientists find that new material clean water of microplastics. Using a new magnetic powder material, scientists from Australia and Pakistan have developed a rapid method of removing microplastics and other contaminants from wastewater.

King Charles III banknote designs were revealed by the Bank of England, with plans to enter circulation by mid-2024.

A former Nazi secretary guilty of helping kill more than 10,500 people when she worked for the head of a Nazi concentration camp. Irmgard Furchner, who is now 97, worked at Stutthof from 1943 to 1945 as a shorthand typist when she was a teenager.

Physicists prove wormholes exist in a theoretical achievement in California. Physicists use wormholes to study quantum gravity in the lab. To do this, they use a quantum computer to watch how wormholes move.

Lionel Messi shares moment with wife and sons after World Cup win. The Argentine soccer star, 35, who scored two goals to help Argentina defeat France in the 2022 FIFA World Cup, was greeted on the field by two of his sons. Mateo, Thiago, and Ciro are his three sons from his marriage to Antonella Roccuzzo.

Five people have died after a shooting spree at an apartment condo in Canada. Police said that a man who went on the shooting spree killed five of his neighbors, including two people who were on the board of the building.

The world was shocked by Russia's war in Ukraine at the end of February. Since then, news reports and social media feeds have been saturated with graphic photos of displaced citizens, corpses littering the streets, burning buildings, and mass graves.

Oscar-winning US actress Angelina Jolie to step down as UN Refugee Agency Special Envoy and will be engaging “on a broader set of humanitarian and human rights issues. The 47-year-old Hollywood actress has participated in more than 60 UNHCR field missions, bringing attention to the plight of millions of people who have been displaced from their homes over the last two decades.

Putin meets with military leaders while Russian missiles hit cities. Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, met with his military leaders on the same day that his troops fired more missiles at Ukraine's infrastructure.

When it comes to carbon dioxide emissions, the United States is far and away the leader, yet this biggest climate change bill in 2022 represents the country's first big step in mitigating those emissions. After 2035, gas-powered vehicles will be banned in California and other states.

After The HFPA controversy, Golden Globe nominations has been announced. A number of significant amendments have been made to the bylaws and organizational structure of the HFPA over the course of the past few months in order to address the association's controversial practices as well as its lack of transparency and inclusiveness.

Tom Hanks allegedly one of the targets of Paul Pelosi's attacker, according to a recent court hearing. In October, David DePape is accused of breaking into the home of US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi while she was out of town and beating her husband Paul with a hammer.

NASA Ingenuity helicopter was flown for just 18 seconds, up and down, to test its new hazard avoidance camera technology and digital elevation maps on Mars. NASA's Ingenuity drone, which is exploring Mars with the Perseverance rover, will soon begin flying over the nearby hills.

With an emotional post recently, Russell Brand celebrates 20 years of sobriety. Russell Brand has written a moving post to mark the occasion of his 20th year clean and sober. In order to overcome his addiction to alcohol and drugs, the comedian, actor, and self-described "public thought leader" checked himself into rehabilitation for treatment. On December 13, 2002, he quit drinking and using drugs for good.

A son sues Meta for his father’s death In Ethiopia. Abraham Meareg, the son of a professor and an Ethiopian academic, claims that his father was murdered after being repeatedly attacked in a series of Facebook posts.

Heidi Klum shows off a hint of sideboob as she attends Avatar: The Way of Water premiere. While accompanying her husband Tom Kaulitz to the premiere of the new Avatar movie. Heidi Klum showed off a hint of her famous sideboob in a sheer, leg-baring gown.

A new generation of European weather satellites, Meteosat, launched on Tuesday, with the goal of providing 50 times more data than is currently possible to help meteorologists improve the accuracy of their forecasts.

Putin scraps trademark year-end news conference. No reason is given, but there is growing unease among Russians over President Putin's invasion of Ukraine.