France’s recent heatwave caused around 1,000 excess deaths, mostly among the elderly, highlighting the deadly impact of extreme heat on aging populations. Clim…

Federal graduate student loan limits will cap at $20,500/year under new rules starting July 1, aimed at pressuring schools to reduce tuition. Economists debate…

China is rapidly expanding Cuba's solar capacity—now at 5% of daytime demand—after US sanctions slashed oil imports, with China supplying most equipment under …

Europe is experiencing an unprecedented early-summer heatwave, with record temperatures and over 300 heat-related deaths in Spain alone, while scientists confi…

Iran launched retaliatory strikes against U.S. military sites, testing a fragile ceasefire and risking escalation. Both sides exchanged threats, raising fears …

Scotland, England, and Wales were all eliminated from the World Cup after their final group stage matches. The Round of 16 will feature underdogs like Morocco …

Iran was eliminated from the World Cup after Algeria scored a stoppage-time equalizer against Austria, finishing third among all third-place teams by one spot.…

Venezuela's earthquake death toll reached 1,430 as rescuers struggled with slow government aid; critics blame years of underfunding and political neglect for t…

DR Congo’s Leopards reached the World Cup knockout stage for the first time with a 1-0 win over Uzbekistan. Their underdog success offers hope and national pri…

Fred Vasseur criticized race control for not deploying double yellow flags after Max Verstappen's qualifying crash in Austria, warning this will encourage driv…

Former defence minister Al Carns demands clear economic plans from Andy Burnham before deciding on a Labour leadership bid. Carns argues defence spending shoul…