A Texas man is arrested over alleged bomb threats targeting Erika Kirk before a Turning Point USA event, raising security concerns amid ongoing criticism of her leadership.

France's parliament has unanimously repealed the 1685 Code Noir, a colonial law defining enslaved Africans as property, marking a symbolic step in acknowledging the nation's colonial past.

Tamara Jansen's Facebook post announcing her grandson's birth, named after US activist Charlie Kirk, sparks debate on Canada-US relations and symbolism.

An MIT study suggests AI is not causing widespread job losses but is reshaping work inside companies, with entry-level roles showing the earliest signs of disruption.

Sting connects toxic masculinity to Britain's industrial decline, highlighting the loss of identity and purpose among men. His musical 'The Last Ship' explores these themes, returning to the West End.

Pope Leo warns that unchecked AI could lead to job losses and social instability, urging responsible use and regulation to protect human dignity and economic equality.

Victims express outrage after teen rapists in Fordingbridge receive no prison sentences. The case has sparked public outcry and a referral to the Court of Appeal for review

Over 700,000 children in the US have lost food support due to new legislation, with Arizona and Texas experiencing significant reductions amid rising unemployment.

JD Vance's new memoir on faith reveals his Hindu wife Usha as his toughest editor, as he clarifies past remarks about her religion and reflects on their interfaith marriage.

A master's degree holder struggles to find employment despite applying to over 300 companies, highlighting the disconnect between education and job security in the current US job market.

Tech mogul Bryan Johnson's anti-aging efforts spark debate over biohacking versus cosmetic surgery, as he employs advanced treatments to reverse aging effects

A new survey reveals a major shift in corporate strategies towards AI, causing widespread job insecurity and declining employee morale as companies plan significant workforce restructuring.

Gisèle Pelicot, a French rape survivor, criticises a recent UK court's decision to give youth rehabilitation orders to teenage rapists.

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of Cockroach Janta Party, is at the centre of a viral India debate on satire, youth voice and political rebellion

France is grappling with a major child abuse scandal involving 114 Paris schools, leading to criminal investigations and reforms. Allegations include rape and violence against young children by school staff.

Candace Owens' Australian tour collapsed, leaving thousands without refunds. The promoter, Rocksman, went into liquidation with minimal funds, raising questions about financial mismanagement.

Three teenage boys received rehabilitation orders for raping two girls in Hampshire, sparking public outrage and a government review of the sentencing. The victims shared their emotional impact statements in court.

Lincoln Erickson, a former Detroit doctor, pleaded guilty to child pornography charges, revealing his involvement in a larger abuse ring. His arrest followed a bust op that exposed disturbing texts.

A new wave of before-and-after photos has reignited speculation over whether Anne Hathaway has had plastic surgery, as fans dissect more than two decades of her red-carpet evolution.

Rob Base, a key figure in hip-hop's mainstream breakthrough, has died at 59 after a private battle with cancer. His legacy includes the iconic track 'It Takes Two.'