One fatality and many feared trapped in building collapse near Manila
A building collapse near Manila has led to one confirmed death and around 20 individuals feared trapped. The incident is currently under investigation by local
Explore historical news coverage
A building collapse near Manila has led to one confirmed death and around 20 individuals feared trapped. The incident is currently under investigation by local
Nine individuals in Bahrain have been sentenced to life in prison for allegedly cooperating with Iran's IRGC. This action is part of a broader crackdown by Bahr
A table promoting Islam at Wylie East High School in Texas has led to community reactions. Qurans and pamphlets about Sharia law and hijabs were distributed, pr
A recent study indicates that many rodents in the Pacific Northwest are infected with the Sin Nombre virus (SNV), prompting concerns among researchers about the
Douglas Shepp McCain, the eldest adopted son of the late Senator John McCain, has died at the age of 66. His family and the McCain Institute have expressed thei
Douglas Shepp McCain, the eldest adopted son of the late Senator John McCain, died at 66. His family announced his passing, and condolences were extended by the
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman has drawn parallels between ancient Persia's victories and the current negotiations with the United States. He indicated that
Residents in Mongbwalu, Congo, attacked and burned a tent at an Ebola treatment center, leading to the escape of 18 suspected cases. This incident follows anoth
The CDC has expanded Ebola screening to Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, allowing for mandatory screenings of Americans returning from the Democratic Repub
Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito have raised concerns about the length of oral arguments at the US Supreme Court, which have increased to an
Candace Owens' Australian tour has been canceled, leaving 15,000 ticket holders without refunds as the promoter, Rocksman, enters liquidation. Owens claims sign
The Enhanced Games, allowing performance-enhancing drugs, will start in Las Vegas on May 28, 2026. Athletes like Andriy Govorov are motivated by financial rewar
Senator Thom Tillis criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, comparing him negatively to Kristi Noem. Tillis raised concerns about Hegseth's management of the
Israel has closed its border, blocking Palestinians in Gaza from attending the Hajj pilgrimage for the third year in a row. This closure coincides with the gath
Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute have discovered and mapped a previously unidentified island in the northwestern Weddell Sea, which was marked as a
As of May 15, judges across the U.S. have issued nearly 10,800 rulings against the Trump administration's ICE detention policies. Key judges, including both Tru
Experts warn that rising greenhouse gas emissions are likely to worsen chronic disease rates due to the increased frequency and intensity of climate impacts. Th
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu commented on the safety of President Donald Trump following a shooting incident near the White House. The shooting occ
Senator Thom Tillis has publicly opposed an emerging peace deal with Iran, citing concerns over the inclusion of nuclear material in the country. He emphasized
A new species of blue octopus has been discovered near the Galapagos Islands, found along a deep-sea mountain. This finding contributes to the understanding of
Researchers have identified a new species of small blue octopus off the coast of the Galapagos Islands. This discovery contributes to the understanding of marin
A new species of small blue octopus has been discovered near the Galápagos Islands. This finding adds to the biodiversity of the area and highlights the ongoing
An armed individual opened fire near the White House on Saturday night, resulting in the gunman's death. The incident occurred while President Trump was present
Megyn Kelly commented on the current state of President Trump's MAGA movement, indicating it has become a smaller group of dedicated supporters. She emphasized
The Texas primary run-off is set to influence the Democratic Party's chances in the midterm elections. Republican nominee Ken Paxton is perceived as potentially
Caleb Shomo, lead vocalist of Beartooth, publicly announced his sexual orientation as gay on Instagram. He mentioned that he has been reflecting on this aspect
Germany's Justice Minister is proposing stricter penalties for the use of date-rape drugs in sexual assaults. Victims have indicated that while this is a positi
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman drew a parallel between the historical victory of ancient Persia over Rome and the ongoing negotiations with the US. The comme
Doug McCain, the eldest son of the late Senator John McCain, has died at the age of 66. His family announced his passing, and the cause of death is currently un
Senator Rand Paul has defended the Trump administration's negotiations for a deal with Iran, addressing criticisms from other Republicans. He emphasized his pas
Livvy Dunne reacted to Paul Skenes' performance during a game where the Pittsburgh Pirates faced the Toronto Blue Jays. Skenes allowed four runs in five innings
The Iowa 80 truck stop, the largest in the world, offers various amenities for travelers but is facing high gas prices, with regular gasoline at $4.26 per gallo
Bangladesh is experiencing a significant measles outbreak, with 528 reported child fatalities as of May 21, 2026. The situation has prompted questions about the
California mayors are voicing opposition to the state's high-speed rail project, expressing concerns that local tax revenues could be redirected to support the
California mayors are opposing a funding proposal for the state's high-speed rail project, fearing it could divert local tax revenues. They have called for alte
Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the ongoing strength of U.S.-India relations during a news conference in New Delhi. He asserted that the partnership h
Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed the strength of U.S.-India relations during a news conference in New Delhi, stating that the partnership has not diminis
Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the strength of U.S.-India relations during a news conference in New Delhi, asserting that the partnership has maintai
Texas is conducting runoff primary elections, with a notable race between incumbent Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton. President Trump endorse
Ukrainian officials reported that two individuals died in Kyiv due to a major overnight aerial assault by Russia, which included the use of the Oreshnik missile
President Trump announced that negotiations with Iran are largely complete, focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. officials noted progress, while Ira
President Trump reassured Prime Minister Netanyahu in a phone call about the negotiations with Iran, stating that a final agreement will dismantle Iran's nuclea
A Baloch separatist group has taken responsibility for a suicide car bombing that targeted a military train in Quetta, Pakistan, leading to numerous casualties.
Doug McCain, the eldest son of the late Senator John McCain, has died at the age of 66. His family confirmed the news of his passing.
A shooting incident near the White House resulted in the death of an armed man after he exchanged fire with Secret Service officers. The incident took place sho
Iran has pushed back against parts of a tentative deal being negotiated with the Trump administration, which seeks to end hostilities between the two countries.
A train explosion in Quetta, Balochistan, has led to at least 24 fatalities and more than 50 injuries. The train was reportedly transporting military personnel
Johnny Manziel won his first mixed martial arts fight against Bob Menery, with the match ending in the first round due to a referee stoppage. Manziel and Menery
The Department of Justice has removed news releases about criminal cases related to the January 6 Capitol riot, labeling them as 'partisan propaganda.' This dec