Scientists have unraveled the mystery of seismic tremors that shook the Earth for nine days, linking them to massive landslides in Greenland that triggered unprecedented mega-tsunamis.
In a shocking incident in Boulder, Colorado, the family of suspect Mohamed Sabry Soliman has been taken into custody as DHS investigates their potential involvement in an antisemitic attack that left 12 injured. Soliman, accused of using a flamethrower and Molotov cocktails during a protest, remains in custody facing multiple charges, including hate crimes.
Experts warn that small cap stocks could continue to lag behind larger companies, even as fears of a recession fade. Capital Economics highlights historical trends and recent market movements.
Meta's groundbreaking partnership with the Clinton Clean Energy Center ensures the aging nuclear plant's survival, boosting energy output and job security while aiding the tech giant's carbon reduction goals.
In a stunning snap election, Lee Jae-myung is set to become South Korea's next president after leading exit polls and receiving a concession from his main rival. His victory follows months of political chaos and martial law, promising a return to stability.
In a surprising twist amid economic uncertainty, Dollar General has raised its financial forecast, reporting a 2.4% sales increase as shoppers flock to dollar stores for better deals. CEO Todd Vasos shares insights on changing consumer behavior and tariff impacts.
In a bold move, Ukraine has executed a massive underwater operation damaging the crucial Kerch Bridge connecting Crimea to Russia. This follows a series of high-profile attacks aimed at significant Russian assets amid rising tensions.
In a shocking turn of events, the family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, arrested for a firebomb attack in Boulder, is now in ICE custody. Authorities investigate their potential involvement as Soliman faces serious charges.
In a fiery critique, Elon Musk condemns Trump's multi-trillion dollar tax and spending bill, labeling it a 'disgusting abomination' and warning of its impact on the budget deficit and American citizens.
World Boxing's president apologizes to Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif after her name was mentioned in a controversial new sex testing policy. The governing body aims to ensure fair competition while facing backlash.
