Subway station in Mexico City goes viral over chandeliers
Decorative chandeliers installed at a busy Mexico City subway station ahead of the 2026 World Cup have sparked a wave of memes and mixed reactions from commuters.
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These are all the carriers banned from flying in Europe after EU Air Safety List update
With the EU’s latest Air Safety List including Air Express Algeria among carriers banned from operating within European airspace, here’s what travellers need to know about how airlines end up on it.
US inflation surges to three-year high of 4.2%
Consumers are increasingly feeling the strain of the US Israel war in Iran.
Thai woman in custody after US diplomat found dead in Myanmar, State Department says
The Thai Embassy in Yangon and Thailand's Foreign Ministry refused to say whether they had provided consular support to the suspect or give any other information.
Russel T. Davies leaves Doctor Who as future plans for the series are canceled
The future of Doctor Who remains uncertain as Russell T. Davies and Bad Wolf exit the series, and the planned 2026 Christmas special is canceled.
Tiani’s great escape: How Niger is plotting route out of the diplomatic wilderness
The Sahel junta leader is pivoting towards Ankara, Moscow and a transactional Washington to outmanoeuvre Paris and secure the regime’s survival.
Inflation tops 4% for the first time in three years as Iran war drives energy costs higher
Inflation shot past 4% in May for the first time in three years as higher energy costs amid the war in Iran weighed on prices.
Hong Kong authorities charge seven people, two companies over deadly fire
BEIJING, June 10 - Seven individuals and two companies were charged on Wednesday with 25 counts including manslaughter and conspiracy to defraud in relation to a deadly Hong Kong fire last November that killed 168 people, the Hong Kong government said.
10 Games In Steam’s Bullet Fest You’ll Definitely Want To Check Out
Whether bullet hell or bullet heaven, we've got games that'll keep you going until the afterlife
Trump: Iran 'will have to pay the price' for stalled negotiations
President Trump on Wednesday said Iran "will have to pay the price" for stalled peace negotiations and after the U.S. launched renewed strikes against Iran after a U.S. helicopter was shot down and Tehran retaliated. "Iran’s Military is a complete and total mess," Trump wrote
Trump says Iran 'taken too long to negotiate,' will have to 'pay the price'
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that Iran has taken too long to negotiate a deal over the conflict in the Middle East and will now "have to pay the price." Trump's social media post, in which he asserted that the Iranian military has been "completely defeated," came
Between the eagle and the dragon: Brazil's dangerous dependence on China
In his efforts to distance himself from the dollar and the United States, Lula has increased his dependence on China.
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Super Micro Computer, Cracker Barrel, Nike and more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.
The AI threat we should actually be talking about
Artificial intelligence leaders like Anthropic and OpenAI are racing toward blockbuster IPOs that could value them at over US$1 trillion, driven by the rapid progress of their systems. Against this backdrop, some are arguing that the world should at least have the option to
One dead and two missing in missile strike on tanker near Oman
The Palau-flagged Settebello transmitted a distress call on Wednesday reporting a missile strike on its engine room off Sohar in the Gulf of Oman, where local authorities are assisting with crew evacuation, the UK maritime agency reported.
Google claims most users know 'information generated with AI should not be blindly trusted,' but a court ruled it's still liable for false claims made in AI Overview
I doubt this will be the last time an AI getting it wrong results in legal repercussions.
Dubai is training its private sector in agentic AI – here's why
Dubai bets on agentic AI, aiming to overhaul half of public services and mobilise the private sector with training, incubators and investment funds.
Philippines continues rescue effort after powerful Mindanao quake
The Philippines continued rescue operations on 10 June after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Mindanao, killing at least 37 people, injuring nearly 500 and forcing more than 32,000 residents from their homes.
Africa: Debate About SA's Falling Murder Levels Masks a Deeper Crisis
[ISS] To keep murders on a downward trajectory, South Africa must prioritise and fund interventions that prevent family violence.
Germany's most expensive hotels: luxury stays up to €53,000 a night
In Germany's most exclusive hotels, a night costs up to 53,000 euros. These seven suites are setting new standards in comfort, service and prestige.
Microsoft rolls out Windows Low Latency Profile, giving older PCs a bit more snap when opening the Start Menu and apps
Every little helps, even if it really is very little.
‘Europe cannot afford bureaucratic paralysis’: EU strikes defence simplification deal
Facing Russian aggression and US retreat, the EU is planning to streamline permits, cut bureaucracy and make defence procurement and transfers across member states easier.
Trump and Iran trade new threats after strikes exchanged
The US president warns Iran "will have to pay the price" for taking too long to agree a deal, after Tehran vows retaliation to any attacks.
Africa: Bafana Bafana Ready to Carry South Africa's Hopes in FIFA World Cup Opener
[CAF] South Africa head coach Hugo Broos has called on his players to embrace the occasion and carry the hopes of an entire nation when Bafana Bafana face co-hosts Mexico in the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Thursday.
How to complete the Distortions quest in Destiny 2
Follow the Strange Signal to get some powerful new guns.
Trump says Iran has taken too long to negotiate, will 'pay the price'
WASHINGTON, June 10 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said Tehran has taken too long to negotiate a deal and would now "have to pay the price" after Iran and the United States exchanged strikes in the region amid reported efforts to continue talks. "Iran is
Madrid’s Nobu Hotel to open in September with three-storey restaurant from famed Japanese chef
Spain’s luxury hotel scene is set for a major addition this September with the grand opening of Nobu Hotel Madrid. Opening ahead of the Formula 1 weekend, the design-led stay promises skyline views, signature Chef Nobu Matsuhisa dishes and a prime location in the capital.
The rightwing campaign to control how US judges view the climate crisis
US energy secretary Chris Wright featured in seminars to judges when he was a fracking executive As cities and states sue big oil for billions in damages over allegations that it covered up the dangers of its products, rightwing organizations are attempting to discredit the
Israel's Netanyahu to seek re-election despite Trump doubts, war strains
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will seek re-election in Israel's upcoming national vote, his Likud party announced Wednesday, after US President Donald Trump publicly questioned whether the 76-year-old would run. Netanyahu, who is Israel's longest-serving prime minister, has
The Gavel: Republicans exude confidence on Supreme Court transgender athlete ruling
A note for Gavel readers: The Gavel is becoming part of The Hill Insider — our new premium access digital subscription launching July 2026. As a Hill Insider subscriber, your weekly legal and policy briefing continues, now with live editor calls, exclusive analysis, and direct
Sick of credit card swipe fees? Blame businesses, not the banks.
Customers don't resent higher prices nearly as much as they resent being nickel and dimed.
I already like the new survival horror Hellraiser game more than the movie
This may be the horniest horror game ever made.
