All 166 worshippers kidnapped last month from two churches in Nigeria's northern Kaduna state have been released, according to the Christian Association of Nigeria. Details of their release remain unclear as government officials have yet to comment.
A four-year-old girl has died in a drowning incident at a Michigan athletic club after two mothers left their six children unsupervised in the pool area for approximately 35 minutes to visit the on-site bar and restaurant, authorities confirm.
Sony Group's entertainment giant reported a 12% year-over-year decline in fiscal third-quarter sales, dragged down by weaker theatrical and television production results, while its music and gaming divisions continued to show robust growth.
A housing complex in northern Lebanon sheltering hundreds of Syrian Shiite refugees has become a focal point for regional tensions, facing unproven allegations of harboring loyalists to the fallen Assad regime. The controversy underscores the fragile sectarian landscape and deep-seated suspicions shaping Syria's aftermath.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville has sharply criticized House Republicans' focus on the Clintons in the Jeffrey Epstein document review, calling it a self-defeating political stunt. He predicts the upcoming depositions will backfire on the GOP.
In a decisive move against becoming the world's 'dumping ground,' Malaysia has imposed an immediate and comprehensive ban on all electronic waste imports, closing loopholes and launching a crackdown on corruption within its environmental oversight bodies.
A 26-year-old Illinois man has admitted to orchestrating a phishing campaign that compromised the Snapchat accounts of nearly 600 women, leading to the theft of private photos. The case is linked to a former university coach already serving prison time.
Despite a fractured electoral landscape, incumbent Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is forecast to navigate post-poll negotiations and lead a new coalition government, leveraging nationalist sentiment and his party's pivotal role.
Brad Karp has stepped down as chairman of elite law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, citing media scrutiny over his past social interactions with the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as a 'distraction' for the firm.
Indigenous groups in Brazil's Amazon have intensified a two-week occupation of a key Cargill port terminal, demanding the government revoke decrees prioritizing river dredging for grain exports. The standoff highlights growing tensions between Brazil's economic ambitions and environmental pledges.
A breakdown of Alicanto Minerals' (ASX:AQI) share register reveals a company largely driven by its retail shareholder base, while insiders maintain a significant 17% stake, raising questions about alignment and future direction.
Apple's strategic acquisition of an Israeli AI startup and a deeper partnership with Google aim to supercharge Siri, while new Indian tax policies fuel its manufacturing diversification away from China, signaling a pivotal shift in the tech giant's long-term strategy.
A super PAC linked to AIPAC has launched a $2.2 million ad campaign against former Rep. Tom Malinowski, a moderate Democrat who questioned unconditional aid to Israel. Critics see the move as a warning to other candidates ahead of the 2026 midterms.
A faster-than-expected coronal mass ejection, triggered by a major solar flare, has heightened forecasts for a widespread aurora borealis display visible from multiple northern U.S. states Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
New research reveals revenue teams lose nearly two full workweeks each month to manual commission management, creating a significant drag on analysis, forecasting, and strategic planning.
A 27-year-old man and a 16-year-old juvenile are in custody following the January shooting death of 14-year-old Jeremy "Tank" Rosales, an Oak Hills High School football player remembered for his leadership and infectious spirit.
A sudden reduction in your credit limit can strike even responsible borrowers, damaging scores and financial flexibility. We explore the systemic triggers and strategic steps to mitigate the impact.
The release of millions of pages from the Jeffrey Epstein investigations has sent shockwaves through political, tech, and business spheres, revealing uncomfortable connections and igniting fresh debates over transparency and victim privacy.
Israeli authorities have indicted twelve individuals, including active-duty and reserve soldiers, for allegedly operating a sophisticated smuggling network that funneled hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of contraband into the Gaza Strip, potentially aiding Hamas during the ongoing conflict.
A federal indictment unsealed in Arizona details a four-year conspiracy involving nine individuals across three states, accused of using straw purchasers to acquire belt-fed rifles and .50-caliber weapons intended for criminal organizations in Mexico.
