Ukrainian Drone Strike Sets Fire at Major Russian Oil Terminal in Novorossiysk

SpaceX Launches First Version 3 Starship on Test Flight From Texas

The 407-foot rocket lifted off Friday from a new launch pad at SpaceX's Starbase facility, generating up to 18 million pounds of thrust.

Rapper Rob Base Dies at 59 After Private Battle With Cancer

Base, born Robert Ginyard, rose to fame with the 1988 hit "It Takes Two," which became one of the most recognized hip-hop party anthems ever recorded.

IEA Chief Warns Oil Markets May Enter Red Zone by July

Global stockpiles built before the Iran war are eroding, and a summer travel demand surge could push markets into crisis by August, the IEA's executive director said.

Iran Threatens War Beyond Region if U.S. Resumes Attacks

Trump said he called off strikes that were an hour away after Persian Gulf allies cited progress in peace talks.

New Star Wars Film Opens With Lowest Thursday Preview Sales in Franchise History

The Mandalorian and Grogu earned $12 million in Thursday night ticket sales, below the previous low set by Solo in 2018.

Trump Awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to 9/11 Hero Welles Crowther

Crowther, known as the Man in the Red Bandana, was 24 years old when he led survivors to safety before the South Tower collapsed.

Alain Prost Injured in Armed Robbery at Swiss Home

Masked intruders forced a family member to open a safe during the Tuesday morning attack in Nyon.

Shericka Jackson Breaks Meeting Record at Xiamen Diamond League 200m

The two-time world champion finished in 21.87 seconds, missing the world lead by just 0.01 seconds.

States Push Back on Anti-Vaccine Bills as Public Health Groups Challenge MAHA Movement

Several US states have rejected legislation that would have weakened vaccine requirements, even as the Make America Healthy Again movement continues to pressure federal health policy.

UK Young Workers From Anxious Generation Struggle to Adapt to Workplace Demands

A report from The Guardian finds that anxiety among young people in Britain is spilling directly into professional settings, creating challenges for both employees and employers.

Sony Agrees to Pay $7.85 Million to Settle PlayStation Digital Game Price Lawsuit

A federal court has preliminarily approved the settlement, with a final approval hearing set for October 15 and eligible US customers set to receive funds directly in their PSN wallets.

New AI System Detects Gray Whales to Prevent Fatal Ship Collisions in San Francisco Bay

Seven gray whales have already died this season, several struck by vessels, prompting researchers to deploy thermal cameras that can spot whale heat signatures up to four nautical miles away.

Lukas Dhont's WWI Queer Drama Coward Lands at Mubi for North America

The Belgian film earned one of the longest standing ovations in this year's Cannes competition and follows Dhont's Oscar-nominated Close.

French Union Files Lawsuit Against Canal Plus Over Boycott Threat at Cannes

The lawsuit targets Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada's threat to stop working with 600 film professionals who signed an open letter opposing Vincent Bolloré's media influence.