These birds clack their wing bones together to woo mates at night
During courtship, male scissor-tailed nightjars crack their wings together to make a sharp snapping sound. It's the result of colliding arm bones.
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Police crack down on anti-hijab protests in western Afghanistan
By Mohammad Yunus Yawar KABUL, June 9 (Reuters) - Afghan security officials dispersed a women's rights protest in the western province of Herat on Tuesday after residents said Taliban morality police detained women accused of violating mandatory dress rules. Witnesses said one
Interpol Announce New Album This Mirror Weighs A Ton: Hear Two Tracks
Interpol are back, baby! To be fair, the atmospherically decadent New York rock elders have never exactly gone away. Just two years ago, Interpol played the biggest show of their career, with more than 200,000 people watching them in Mexico City. But they've been touring
35 former judges can't all be wrong about Trump's fraudulent self-settlement
The former judges argued that the purported settlement of the case was the product of collusion and fraud.
Chanel Backs Revival of Legendary Paris Cinema Le Saint-Germain-des-Prés
An alliance of prominent French business, publishing and film figures has joined forces to revive one of the most storied venues in Paris cinephilia, with luxury house Chanel serving as lead partner behind the reopening of the historic Saint-Germain-des-Prés cinema. The Left
Judge upholds oversight of US consulate builder in Milan over labour probe
MILAN, June 9 - A judge on Tuesday upheld a decision to place the Italian arm of U.S. builder Caddell Construction under judicial control, as it faces an investigation into alleged worker abuse at Milan's new U.S. consulate site, documents seen by Reuters showed.
Iran’s proxies moving towards ‘violent gig economy’, but no imminent threat to Southeast Asia: Expert
While there are no reports of Iran-linked “violent gig economy” activities in Southeast Asia, “well-to-do” societies may be more vulnerable to threats, says a counterterrorism expert at a dialogue in Singapore.
Thaksin has electric monitoring bracelet removed after Thai court reviews pardon list
The former prime minister had been under probation supervision having been pardoned in May.
Kurt Busch shares message of mourning after death of Kyle: 'Rest easy, little brother'
Kurt Busch thanked everyone who had supported him since Kyle Busch's death and reflected on the times he and his brother raced together.
India should think twice about a US trade deal
Even as American negotiators were sitting across the table in New Delhi this week discussing the contours of an interim trade agreement, Washington simultaneously unveiled additional Section 301 tariff proposals against India and 60 other countries. The timing itself reveals
Amid widespread protests, Albanian island project also sparks flood of fake claims
The heated controversy surrounding the multi-billion-euro property development project across various Albanian beauty spots has triggered a stream of misleading online claims.
US puts Alibaba, BYD and Baidu on Chinese military blacklist
The Pentagon has added 188 Chinese companies to its military blacklist — its biggest ever expansion — in a move that targets household names far beyond the defence sector.
Actress Mayim Bialik shares her 'nightmare' experience with a GLP-1
Researchers found that approximately 44% of GLP-1 users reported at least one side effect.
EU proposes new sanctions on Russian oil, 'shadow fleet', fisheries and soldiers
The new package of sanctions is intended to delay a scheduled review of the price cap on Russian oil, which has surged following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, to avoid granting Moscow economic relief.
Stock Market Today: Dow Rises On Trump Comments; Micron, Sandisk Continue To Rebound (Live Coverage)
Israel launches deadly strikes on Lebanon's Tyre after warning
BEIRUT, June 9 (Reuters) - Israel struck the historic port city of Tyre in southern Lebanon on Tuesday killing at least eight people, the Lebanese health ministry said, after an Israeli evacuation order for the entire city was issued for the first time. The deaths followed a
Africa: Informal Apprenticeships Remain Africa's Largest Skills Development System
[Namibian] Informal apprenticeships remain Africa's largest skills development system, providing training opportunities to millions of young people and workers who would otherwise lack access to formal training.
Here are 10 ways a ‘super’ El Niño could impact the planet | Benjamin Selwyn
The climate phenomenon is intensifying an already unequal global economy Continue reading...
Destiny 2 officially ends after 12 years of blood, sweat, and tears
June 9 marks the end of live service updates for the Destiny franchise, but there's no denying the mark that Bungie's franchise made on the industry.
‘Scary Movie’ Reboot Leads U.K. and Ireland Box Office as Steven Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ Looms
The U.K. and Ireland box office experienced a highly competitive frame as Paramount’s franchise revival “Scary Movie” secured the top spot, debuting to a robust £4.1 million ($5.6 million). Debuting in second place, Piece Of Magic Entertainment’s “The Amazing Digital Circus:
Why Obiang’s Equatorial Guinea matters to Trump’s Africa policy
Equatorial Guinea gets a new US ambassador and a shout-out from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio as its 84-year-old ruler prepares to cede power to his son, the vice-president.
The real reason Bill Pulte was named director of national intelligence
President Trump appointed Bill Pulte, with no intelligence or national security experience, as the interim director of national intelligence to prove the 2020 presidential election was stolen.
The Movement: ‘Islamification’ fears drive appeals to conservative base
A note for Movement readers: Movement is becoming part of The Hill Insider — our new premium access digital subscription launching July 2026. As a Hill Insider subscriber your weekly briefing on politics and policy continues, now with live editor calls, exclusive analysis and a
Rare meteorite might be a relic from a ‘lost world’
Hints of high-pressure chemistry within a rare meteorite suggest this fallen space rock comes from a planet gone wrong in the solar system’s early history
PAS and Bersatu are now divorced, but who gets custody of Malaysia’s opposition pact PN?
The power struggle is set to reshape Malaysia's opposition alliance, Perikatan Nasional
Capitol agenda: Drama as House GOP eyes next big swing
Party leaders still aren’t sure if they’ll have the votes to pass their long-brewing immigration enforcement bill.
Google reportedly orders at least three million chips from Intel to arrive in 2028, as TSMC struggles to keep up with the AI boom
Could Intel's Foundry efforts be starting to pay off?
