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As Iran tightens its grip on the Strait of Hormuz, Qatar's finance minister warns of an impending energy crisis, suggesting that current price increases are just the beginning.
The discovery of 50 infants and 6 adults in a Cumuto cemetery has sparked concerns over the unlawful disposal of unclaimed corpses, according to police.
In light of recent tensions with President Trump, the Pope has clarified that his comments regarding 'tyrants' were not directed at the US leader, addressing potential misinterpretations.
A novel method developed by US scientists enables the analysis of rare-earth elements in plants while maintaining their integrity, marking a significant advancement in plant science.
At NAB 2026, Cobalt Digital has introduced its new blueCORE standalone processors, aimed at enhancing SDI and ST 2110 workflows in broadcasting.
An op-ed highlights the environmental dangers posed by mining activities near the Boundary Waters, which could also affect Voyageurs National Park.
Following the attack on two Indian vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, New Delhi has taken diplomatic action by summoning Iran's ambassador for clarification.
Director Luca Guadagnino addresses the backlash surrounding his staging of The Death of Klinghoffer, an opera that has faced protests for its portrayal of terrorism.
As US-Iran negotiations remain stalled, Iranian officials have stated that the vital shipping lane of the Hormuz Strait will continue to be closed until the US lifts its blockade on Iranian ports.
A new bipartisan initiative has been launched to promote advancements in nuclear energy and technology across New England, with Governor Ayotte at the forefront.
Ben Roberts-Smith, a recipient of the Victoria Cross, has been arrested on serious allegations of murder during his military service in Afghanistan.
Iran's parliamentary speaker has suggested that discussions with the US regarding the ongoing conflict have seen some advancement, although a conclusive agreement remains elusive.
A recent Financial Times analysis highlights the significant fees wealth advisers earned from private capital, totaling more than $2 billion across 16 funds.
In response to the ongoing energy crisis, the European Commission is promoting remote working as a potential solution, alongside suggestions for heat pumps and public transport subsidies.
The US president's close associates, described as devout Christians, may be contributing to his inflated self-image, reflecting a dynamic of admiration rather than genuine faith.
As spam, robocalls, and chatbots continue to infiltrate our daily lives, we must seek out ways to find amusement amid the chaos.
As urban job opportunities diminish, there are growing worries among policymakers regarding a significant return of migrant workers to rural regions, driven by declining domestic demand.
Despite claims of progress in negotiations with the US, Iran's chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf notes significant challenges remain, including the recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
Despite claims of energy independence, the complexities of oil production and consumption in the U.S. contribute to rising gas prices, raising questions about the true state of energy security.
Motorcycle enthusiasts often debate the merits of tubed versus tubeless tires. This editorial explores the key advantages and disadvantages of each type to help riders make informed choices.