Cameroon separatists to pause fighting ahead of Pope visit
The separatists say their decison reflects responsibility, restraint and respect for human dignity.
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Human urine could help tackle global fertilizer and wastewater challenges, study finds
Human urine—often flushed away without thought—could be key to making agriculture and wastewater treatment more sustainable and energy efficient, according to new research from the University of Surrey. Although urine only makes up around 1% of wastewater, it contains the
French woman, 86, held by ICE after moving to US to reunite with long-lost love
The son of pensioner Marie-Thérèse told French media he is worried for his mother's frail health as she is detained in a Louisiana ICE centre.
Lebanese and Israeli envoys to meet as Israel presses war on Hezbollah
By Alexander Cornwell and Laila Bassam JERUSALEM/BEIRUT, April 14 (Reuters) - Israeli and Lebanese envoys will meet in Washington on Tuesday as Israel presses its war on Hezbollah, a diplomatic milestone overshadowed by conflicting agendas with Israel ruling out a ceasefire and
How to prepare for Hello Kitty Island Adventure's City Town DLC
Make sure your pals on Friendship Island are ready for the new adventure.
Citigroup to report first-quarter earnings before market open
Citigroup is perceived to be more impacted by the geopolitical environment than many of its peers.
‘I’ll Be Gone in June’ Acquired by Luxbox Ahead of Premiere in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard (EXCLUSIVE)
Paris-based sales company Luxbox has acquired Katharina Rivilis’ drama “I’ll Be Gone in June,” which has been selected for Cannes’ Un Certain Regard. The film, whose producers include Wim Wenders, is distributed in Germany and Switzerland by DCM. In 2001, Franny, a 16-year-old
Morrisons plans to cut 200 jobs at head office
The supermarket says the redundancies form part of a restructure at its Bradford headquarters.
New model for understanding antisemitism can serve as framework, guide for developing interventions
In a new study, researchers introduce the dual threat model of antisemitism, which highlights the central role of perceived Jewish power in fueling antisemitism, and they discuss its implications for interventions aimed at curbing antisemitism.
New poll reveals Dolly Parton is the most popular person in America
Politicians don't fare too well... Neither does an American businessman who co-founded the social media service Facebook... But no one can argue with the legend at the top spot.
Fuel protesters in tractors disrupt Belfast traffic
Drivers are being told to allow extra time due to a slow-moving convoy of demonstrators unhappy with soaring energy prices.
Everything shown and announced at Sony's CinemaCon 2026 panel
The studio showed trailers for Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Beyond the Spider-Verse, Resident Evil, and Jumanji, and shared news on the Zelda movie
South Korea can’t build enough stadiums to host its K-pop stars
The reasons include soaring demand for tickets, land shortages and a thicket of lawsuits.
No discussions between Qatar and Iran over payment of funds to stop Iranian attacks, Qatari official says
DOHA, April 14 (Reuters) - There have been no discussions between Qatar and Iran over the payment of funds to stop Iranian attacks on Qatar and any suggestions that such discussions took place are untrue, the Qatari foreign ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday. "There is a
From farms to labs, Indonesia bets on better seeds to boost food security
As Indonesia works to secure its food future, the answer may well lie in something small but powerful: the seeds planted today.
‘Nothing but tree skeletons’: record-breaking wildfires devastate US cattle country
Rising temperatures and extreme drought are driving more destructive spring fires across the American Great Plains. This year, forces aligned to create the perfect storm in Nebraska In a normal year, the vast grasslands that roll across the American Great Plains would be
France, UK to host Hormuz talks Friday: French presidency
France and Britain will co-host a video conference Friday of countries ready to contribute to a "purely defensive mission" to secure the Strait of Hormuz, the French president's office said. President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will co-chair the
Hades 2, one of 2025’s best games, is finally available on PlayStation 5 and Xbox
The wait is over for PlayStation and Xbox players as Hades 2 is now available. It's one of 2025's best games, and a Polygon favorite.
The 'ungrateful lungfish': Study focuses on sustainable food sources for very hungry ancient fish
Like a naughty pet Labrador, the Australian lungfish has little restraint when it comes to food. "We had 360 sqm of aquatic plants growing inside enclosures; but, once the fences were removed, lungfish and other aquatic animals feasted on the plants, and most of the vegetation
Post-communist Cuba will need an export-led recovery
Those contemplating doing business in a post-communist Cuba should do so with their eyes wide open.
Former Pence staffer Olivia Troye launches bid for House seat in Virginia
Olivia Troye, who served as a top aide to former Vice President Pence and is a prominent critic of President Trump, announced on Tuesday that she’s launching a bid for the newly redrawn 7th Congressional District in Virginia. “Virginia deserves someone who’s been through the
After Orbán loss, Europe’s far right reassesses MAGA endorsement
Viktor Orbán’s defeat in the Hungarian elections suggests that political endorsements from Donald Trump or JD Vance do not necessarily boost European far-right campaigns, as the MAGA message increasingly struggles to resonate in Europe.
Researchers have developed a way to peek inside electronic parts as they're running and plan to see if they can snoop encrypted data
If that's got you worried about security, then don't panic: a little bit of metal solves that problem entirely.
Expulsion threats force out two House members; Two more hang in balance
Morning Report is The Hill’s a.m. newsletter. Subscribe here. In today’s issue: Two House members are on their way out of Congress as Reps. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) and Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) announced their resignations Monday evening in the face of building efforts to expel
Find Your Words uses a way of communicating I've never experienced in a game before
A day at summer camp turned into a game I'll remember for a while.
Spanish Cinema Booming Thanks to Robust Incentives, Spectacular Natural Locations, Thriving Creative Ecosystem
Spanish cinema is flourishing, thanks in large part to a dynamic film industry bolstered by strong national and regional support, a rich and expansive creative talent and diverse natural, cultural and urban landscapes. Those elements are on dazzling display in the seven films
Africa: Dr Chambas Calls for Holistic Reform of Africa's Education System
[Ghanaian Times] THE African Union High Representative for Silencing the Guns, Dr Mohamed Ibn Chambas, has called on African leaders, particularly Ghana, to adopt a holistic approach to addressing challenges in the education sector.
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Novo Nordisk, JPMorgan Chase, United Airlines & more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves premarket.
007 First Light ending leaked via ratings board
Fans eager to play IO Interactive's take on James Bond are in for a nasty surprise: the game's ending is out in the wild.
JPMorgan Chase tops estimates on fixed income, investment banking as Wall Street hums
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon called the economy resilient, but pointed to an "increasingly complex set of risks" across global markets.
Four 1MDB-linked pieces of art, including a Picasso, safely returned to Malaysia
The four pieces of art are worth close to RM800,000 (S$258,000).