Live Feed
105639 articles tracked · Updated as news arrives
NASA has released the first images of Earth captured by Artemis II astronauts during their lunar mission. The images are presented as a significant milestone in humanity's efforts to return to the Moon for exploration.
The article reports conflicting claims regarding the death of Mohamed al-Mousawi in Bahrain. Family members allege he died after torture in detention, while the government denies these allegations, calling the images misleading.
The article describes Easter Friday baptism ceremonies held at Kingdom of God Church in Kliprivier, South Africa, highlighting congregant participation and family attendance.
The article reports on the displacement of Shia Muslims in Lebanon following the Israel-Hezbollah conflict, highlighting economic hardship, sectarian tensions, and political divisions.
The article explores the historical connection between Easter traditions and chocolate, tracing the evolution of Easter eggs from religious symbols to commercial products.
The article reports on three Indonesian UN peacekeepers injured in a blast in southern Lebanon on April 3, 2025, and the deaths of three others in separate explosions.
Three Greek ministers resigned amid an EU investigation into alleged farm subsidy fraud, denying wrongdoing and citing facilitation of the probe.
The article reports on early spring phenomena in Britain, citing citizen science data from Nature’s Calendar and naturalist observations.
The article discusses King Charles III's upcoming visit to the United States, focusing on his planned meeting with former President Donald Trump.
The article explains data processing practices involving cookies and partners, outlining purposes such as advertising, analytics, and personalization. It includes a news bulletin header with categories for upcoming content.
Bangladesh implemented energy conservation measures including reduced office hours, banned decorative wedding lighting, and restricted fuel purchases due to global price hikes from the West Asia war.
The article reports on Donald Trump's criticism of NATO, calling it a 'paper tiger,' and includes a response from UK leader Keir Starmer defending the alliance.
The article reports on a taste test comparing various chocolate caterpillar cakes, with Colin the Caterpillar from M&S ranking last𝘂.
The article discusses Highland cows at Hothfield Heathlands nature reserve, explaining their hidden status to protect them from visitor stress and social media attention.
The article describes the destruction of Endo Kazutoshi's sushi restaurant by fire, detailing his personal loss and the impact on his culinary legacy.
The article profiles Cooper Lutkenhaus, a 17-year-old track and field athlete who became the first American to win the men’s 10,000-meter title at the World Championships.
Tiger Woods has declined to captain the United States at the 2027 Ryder Cup following his decision to step away from golf for health reasons.
Alisha Joyce, a Welsh rugby player, returned to competition 123 days after giving birth and was named in Wales' Women's Six Nations squad.
The article profiles cricketer Asa Tribe, detailing his career progression, achievements in domestic and international cricket, and insights from teammates about his work ethic and potential.
The article describes mourning ceremonies in Tehran for an Iranian naval commander killed in an Israeli strike, coinciding with the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Republic.