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The World Health Organization and the Democratic Republic of Congo are responding to an outbreak of the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola in the eastern DRC.
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi is facing a retrial in Iran on charges of propaganda against the regime. The article details Panahi's legal struggles, his previous imprisonment in Evin prison, and the critical success of his film 'It Was…
Police in San Diego, California, are investigating a shooting at a mosque complex that resulted in three deaths. Authorities are treating the incident as a possible hate crime and noted that a security guard's actions helped prevent…
The article reports on Vladimir Putin's two-day visit to Beijing for talks with the Chinese leader, focusing on trade relations.
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The Long Island Rail Road is resuming service on Tuesday following a strike by five labor unions. Governor Kathy Hochul and railroad officials announced a deal that avoids fare or tax increases while providing wages for unionized workers.
The article presents the annual Disruptor 50 list, highlighting the dominance of AI companies like Anthropic and OpenAI. It discusses trends in enterprise software, the growth of defense technology, and the geographic concentration of…
Armada, a modular data center company, has raised $230 million in a Series B funding round and reached a $2 billion valuation.
CNBC outlines the methodology and results for its 2026 Disruptor 50 list, highlighting the dominant role of artificial intelligence in the selected companies.
A couple and a relative in Mpumalanga have been granted bail after being accused of defrauding the Covid-19 employee relief fund of over R26 million.
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NASA astronaut Christina Koch and the Artemis II crew returned to Earth after a lunar flyby mission that set a distance record.
Shinsegae Group dismissed the head of Starbucks Korea following a marketing campaign that coincided with Democratisation Movement Day and referenced imagery and sounds associated with the Gwangju Uprising.
The World Health Organization and the Democratic Republic of Congo are responding to an outbreak of the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola in the eastern DRC.
Two teenagers opened fire at a mosque in San Diego, resulting in the deaths of three men and the two gunmen. San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl stated that the incident is being investigated as a hate crime.
The article reports that former football player Eric Cantona will appear in two different projects at the Cannes Film Festival: a movie titled 'Marvellous Mornings' and a documentary about his time at Manchester United.
Neymar, Brazil's all-time leading goalscorer, has been recalled to the national team squad for the World Cup. He returns to the roster under manager Carlo Ancelotti after a nearly three-year absence.
The article examines the complex political and military dynamics in Lebanon, focusing on the tension between the Lebanese government's desire for peace and Hezbollah's refusal to disarm.
A BBC Eye investigation reports on a child HIV outbreak in Taunsa, Pakistan, linking it to the reuse of syringes at THQ Taunsa hospital.
A judge denied a request by three Republican primary candidates to prevent unaffiliated voters from participating in Colorado's primary election.