Man rescued from rubble in Myanmar five days after devastating magnitude-7.7 quake
Hopes are fading of finding more survivors, with rescue crews hampered by the ongoing civil war and severe damage to roads and bridges.
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Scientists discover first new class of antibiotics that could fight off drug-resistant bacteria
Lariocidin was efficient against strains of E. coli, including drug-resistant ones, according to the new study.
Israel expanding operations to ‘seize large areas’ of Gaza, military says
It comes after Israel ordered the evacuation of most of Rafah, and as the World Food Program says all of the bakeries it supports in Gaza have been forced to shut.
Ray Dalio unveils ETF with ‘All Weather’ strategy — typically just 30% stocks — amid recession fears
Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti's tax evasion trial opens in Spain
Spanish prosecutors accuse the successful Italian coach of defrauding the state of €1 million in 2014 and 2015. He maintains his innocence.
Mexican band has US visas revoked for 'glorifying drug kingpin'
The band Los Alegres del Barranco had shown an image of a cartel leader on stage during a concert.
Council of Europe to send mission to Turkey amid ‘democratic backsliding’
The Council of Europe's Congress held an urgent debate after Erdogan arrested his main opposition leader, Istanbul’s Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu
Trump-backed conservative news channel’s share price soars over 2,200%
Newsmax has seen increased popularity during US president Donald Trump’s second term, with the election of other right-wing politicians also boosting its success.
Death sentence for three Americans over DR Congo coup attempt overturned
The Americans are among 37 people sentenced to death last September by a military court.
Africa: Rwanda's Syringe Manufacturing Facility to Boost Africa's Vaccination Initiatives
[New Times] Health minister Dr Sabin Nsanzimana on Tuesday, April 1, officiated the launch of TKMD Rwanda's auto-disable syringe manufacturing facility in Rwamagana District.
Aria Aber’s Good Girl tackles identity, culture and grief
Book Club: 'Good Girl' follows a young Afghan girl in a Berlin nightclub, grappling with her sense of self-identity while burdened with life's pain and grief
The secret to finding one of the most endangered bumblebees in the US? Dogs
Experts are desperate to analyse rusty patched bumblebee nests for information that might help save them. But they are extremely hard to find – unless you’re a trained conservation canine Words and photographs by Anne Readel in Somers, Wisconsin On a summer day in Somers,
The Incandescent Rise of Sofia Camacho
For Runner’s World, David Alm profiles Sofia Camacho, a 25-year-old runner with a rocky, traumatic past who’s emerged as a trailblazer in both sports and the arts. Camacho won the New York City Marathon’s nonbinary division last year and set a new nonbinary course record by 14
Republicans would love to see AOC lead the Democrats
It would be the biggest mistake Democrats could make and the biggest gift they could give Republicans.
France’s Crédit Agricole gains ECB nod to raise stake in Banco BPM
The green light comes as Italian bank UniCredit prepares to launch a buyout offer for Banco BPM, which could be complicated by CA’s stake.
Myanmar military fires at Chinese Red Cross quake relief convoy
The Myanmar military said its troops fired shots in the air after the convoy did not stop.
Global shares mostly decline ahead of Trump's latest tariffs
Global shares were mixed on Wednesday as investors waited to see what US President Donald Trump will announce about tariffs.
Man rescued from Myanmar hotel rubble five days after earthquake
Five days after the devastating earthquake killed over 2,700 people in Myanmar, a rescue team pulled a survivor from the rubble of a collapsed hotel in Naypyidaw.
Columbia protester Khalil's case to remain in New Jersey
The ruling means Khalil's case will be heard by the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals, whose judges are equally appointed by Democrat and Republican presidents.
The MSI Modern 15 F13M: the modern laptop for modern life
With powerful Intel® Core™ processors and a thin and light design, the MSI Modern 15 F13M is a PC for everyone to enjoy
World's largest wildlife crossing reaches critical milestone
Monday was momentous for the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing although it still looked like a bridge to nowhere from the 101 Freeway, where more than 300,000 vehicles stream endlessly every day.
Gaza 'most dangerous place' in the world for aid workers: Lammy
On the anniversary of the killing of seven aid workers by Israel Gaza, David Lammy said he was pressing Israel to conclude an investigation
Lowering levels of bad cholesterol could cut your risk of dementia by 26%, new study claims
Experts said more studies are needed to test whether higher levels of bad cholesterol actually cause dementia, or if it is only a risk factor.
Kanye West Eviscerates J. Cole In Social Media Rant: 'I Hate [His] Music So Much'
Kanye West has returned to social media and continued attacking J. Cole, claiming that he 'hates' the 'False Idols' rapper's music.
'JFK' director Oliver Stone calls for investigation into presidential assassination
After thousands of pages of government documents on JFK's assassination were released, the director of the controversial 1991 film called for a renewed investigation into the president's murder.
Study uncovers mercury treatment in 19th-century French child suffering from rickets and scurvy
A recent study, published in the International Journal of Paleopathology, examined the skeletal remains of a child who lived in mid-19th-century France. The study revealed that the child had suffered from rickets and scurvy and was likely treated using mercury before his death
Cost to build multifamily housing in California more than twice as high as in Texas, report finds
Building multifamily housing in California is more than twice as expensive as it is in Texas, with much of the difference driven by state and local policies that contribute to long permitting and construction timelines, and higher local development fees, according to a new RAND
