Gamers are eagerly awaiting T2, but delays are causing frustration. With the rise of SteamDeck and questions about Nintendo's direction, the gaming landscape is changing. Will T2 live up to the hype?
With the US intensifying military operations against Nicolás Maduro, fears grow that his fate may mirror that of past Latin American leaders toppled by coups. As tensions rise, will history repeat itself?
A Cornell physicist's groundbreaking study suggests that the universe is on track for a 'big crunch' in 20 billion years, reversing its expansion and collapsing back into a singularity. This new conclusion challenges long-held beliefs about the cosmos' fate.
As Argentina heads to the polls, President Milei's free-market reforms face a critical test. With a potential US bailout hanging in the balance, voters will decide if his austerity measures can continue or if change is needed.
A white dwarf star has been observed consuming a planetary relic, offering new insights into the fate of planetary systems after their star's death. This cosmic event may change our understanding of planetary evolution.
Discover the dramatic story of Napoleon Bonaparte's 1812 invasion of Russia, where tactics and harsh conditions led to a devastating loss for his army. What went wrong?
The U.S. military has intensified its strikes on drug-running boats linked to the Tren de Aragua gang, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declaring that narco-terrorists will face the same fate as Al-Qaeda. With at least 43 deaths reported, the Trump administration's military presence in the Caribbean raises questions about its true objectives.
In a breathtaking heist, thieves stole crown jewels worth €88 million from the Louvre in just eight minutes. With 100 investigators on the case, questions about security and the fate of these priceless artifacts arise.
NASA's OSIRIS-APEX mission to study the Apophis asteroid will continue operations thanks to a last-minute $20 million funding allocation. The future of other missions remains uncertain amid the ongoing government shutdown.
In Missouri, a grassroots movement led by Leann Villaluz is pushing back against a controversial congressional map that threatens to dilute voter power. With over 100,000 signatures collected, voters may soon decide its fate.