Controversy swirls around reported NOAA layoffs amid DOGE audits, while a New Jersey man accused of murdering his brother attempts suicide. Read more...

Bank of America offers free museum admission to customers. A new photo series unveils the lives of America's most vulnerable. Read more...

Mocidade paid a touching tribute to Márcia Lage, a beloved carnival dancer, one month after her passing from leukemia in early January. The carnival community mourns her loss. Read more...

A quick look at news from around the globe: Water shortages in Syria, a crackdown on illegal cigarettes, flooding in Jakarta, and uncovering forgotten Black history in London. Read more...

Bavaria grapples with escalating art restitution disputes ahead of elections and flight disruptions due to Verdi warning strikes in Munich and Hamburg. Read more...

The entertainment world mourns the loss of Chris Jasper, of the Isley Brothers, and The Repair Shop sees a guest overcome with emotion during a till restoration. Read more...

Cinema students in Damascus are calling for administrative reforms, while the renowned singer and activist Qasem Jamous, known as Sada Hawran, tragically died in a car accident. Read more...

Ransomware payments plummet, enterprises struggle with data retention costs, and DARPA explores growing massive bio structures in microgravity. Plus, T-Mobile retires a legacy device. Read more...

This article explores current health trends, including the rise of popular clinics, the debate around weight loss jabs, dietary changes by a dietitian, and direct sales of obesity drugs. Read more...

This week in tech: A French tech entrepreneur faces embezzlement charges, supermarkets get smarter shopping carts, and a student invents an anti-theft device with a unique scent. Read more...

From legal battles at a French nudist village to potential natural disasters in Cannes, and the unique charm of Italy's Aosta Valley, Europe's travel destinations face diverse challenges. Read more...

A look at the shifting sands of German politics, from youth voter trends and infrastructure projects to scandals involving party donations and the Bundestag administration. Read more...

A drugged man threatening police in Košice was shot, while in another case, a court recognized a claim for compensation after a COVID vaccination, marking a significant legal breakthrough. Read more...

France grants visas to Algerian imams despite tensions, a surgeon admits to child abuse, and cocaine seizures at airports surge. Plus, a debate on immigration and national borders. Read more...

A whirlwind tour of Madrid's entertainment news, from Paco de Lucía's legal victory to Andris Nelsons' triumphant return and a band's social media detox. Read more...

From Chinese foodies crashing funerals for noodles to a soap star's dramatic exit and the BBC's apology over Tim Westwood, here's a roundup of trending entertainment news. Read more...

The Trump administration's policies on trade, foreign aid, and global engagement are reshaping international relations, creating opportunities for some and challenges for others. Read more...

A PhD student is convicted of drugging and raping 10 women, a boy loses a case against his parents, and London aims for £100bn economic boost. Read more...

United Utilities CEO admits the company isn't doing enough to stop sewage dumping as a "people's commission" launches an inquiry into the water industry in England and Wales. Read more...

Considering a move to Cyprus? Or perhaps an eco-friendly cruise? We've got the inside scoop on relocating to the Mediterranean island and sailing on the innovative Sun Princess. Read more...