Why do humans across cultures keep coming back to alcohol, despite knowing its risks? From wine at weddings to beer after work, drinking is woven into social life in ways few other substances are. According...

India’s tightly concentrated airline market may be on the verge of its most significant shake-up in years. Weeks after widespread flight cancellations by IndiGo left thousands of passengers stranded, the Indian government has granted initial...

As 2025 draws to a close, December 31 marks six years since China first notified the World Health Organization about a mysterious pneumonia spreading in Wuhan. That date has become a fixed point in global...

Ben Simmons isn’t chasing a comeback headline the usual way. The former No. 1 overall pick, once positioned as a franchise cornerstone for the Philadelphia 76ers and later a high-profile gamble for the Brooklyn Nets,...

A newly resurfaced document tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has ignited renewed scrutiny, not just for its disturbing content, but for growing questions over whether it is real at all. The handwritten letter,...

Nearly 100,000 residents across Pennsylvania have received an unexpected envelope in the mail this year, and for once, it is not a scam. The state has confirmed that it has mailed checks worth more than...

American rapper Nicki Minaj’s official Instagram account has disappeared from the platform, prompting widespread speculation about whether the move is linked to her recent public support for former US President Donald Trump. The account, previously...

Few TV shows manage to become global events. Fewer still sustain that momentum for nearly a decade. Stranger Things has done both, and as the Netflix juggernaut heads toward its long-awaited conclusion, it has crossed...

The death of Vince Zampella, one of the most influential divs in modern video gaming, has sent shockwaves through the entertainment and tech worlds. The 55-year-old co-creator of Call of Duty was killed in a...

When the U.S. government released more than 11,000 files tied to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, many readers expected long-awaited clarity. What they got instead were pages thick with black bars. Names vanished. Sentences disappeared. Entire...