The moon is, to put it mildly, an inhospitable place for people and other living organisms from Earth, with its lack of breathable air, extreme temperatures and exposure to relentless space radiation and energetic particles.

Police investigate circumstances of wrong-way collision near Middlesbrough

The publication's editor-in-chief Erik Slavin told CBS News he was being fired for "insubordination" following an interview with the network where he spoke about disagreements with the Department of Defense.

Myanmar has been consumed by civil war since the military staged a 2021 coup ousting the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi and detaining the Nobel Peace Prize laureate.

The lack of a final agreement means that new 50-percent duties impacting some $20 billion worth of goods, or 5.5 percent of Canadian exports to the United States, came into force

US District Judge Jeannette Vargas in Manhattan issued the ruling yesterday, describing the policy announced by the State Department in January as “patently unlawful” and contrary to federal immigration law

The Moroccan city of Fnideq is next to Spanish-controlled Ceuta. In Fnideq, would-be migrants dream of crossing to a better life, even as locals who witnessed recent mass migration surges say it's way too risky

Regulators around the world have been ramping up enforcement against social media companies that violate laws around protecting children's data, privacy and safety

Strait of Hormuz traffic plummets and oil prices continue to rise

Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan was briefly taken to hospital, declared medically fit and sent back to prison within a few hours early yesterday, a surprise move that his supporters and party said violated a top court directive.

US President Donald Trump has threatened “tremendous economic consequences” for any country offering Iran an economic lifeline, declaring an “economic D‑Day” six months into Washington’s costly war with Tehran.

International Criminal Court (ICC) President Tomoko Akane of Japan yesterday warned against “the demise of international rule of law” after the United States targeted her with sanctions.

This year’s El Nino weather pattern will be the biggest in over a century, warming sea surface temperatures to an “unheard-of” level, Britain’s national weather agency predicted yesterday.

Ukraine’s military hit a Russian oil refinery in the city of Perm overnight, more than 1,600 km from the Ukrainian border, President Volodymyr Zelensky said yesterday.

The Ebola outbreak raging in the Democratic Republic of Congo is growing “exponentially”, with more than 2,500 deaths now recorded, with half in the last 20 days, the United Nations’ senior Ebola coordinator said yesterday.

Turkey has sought an international arrest warrant for Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu accusing him of “genocide” linked to Israel’s interception of an aid flotilla for Gaza, the justice minister announced yesterday.

Iran said yesterday that its response to any new US threats would be “devastating” after Washington pledged to impose the toughest financial penalties in history with the aim of toppling the Iranian leadership.

A plane crash at a remote US Air Force site in Alaska killed eight people on Thursday, the military said.

Myanmar’s military has deployed hundreds of troops to forcibly clear areas marked for a Russia-backed special economic zone in the country’s south, burning villages and sealing off surrounding tracts of land, according to resistance fighters and a local activist with direct knowledge.

At least 13 vessels have been attacked off Somalia and in the Gulf of Aden this year, compared with five in all of 2025