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Elon Musk, the billionaire behind X (formerly Twitter), has raised eyebrows by seemingly posting on the popular video-sharing platform TikTok, despite his past criticism of rival social media companies.

Negotiations between the US and Iran end without an agreement, sparking fears of an intensified global energy crisis as oil prices surge above $100 per barrel.

Rory McIlroy defies legendary advice, conquers Augusta's perilous 12th hole to take the lead in thrilling Masters Sunday showdown.

A small Dutch town called Moerdijk is at risk of being demolished to make way for a large electricity substation, sparking outrage from local residents and preservation groups.

Rory McIlroy becomes only the fourth golfer to successfully defend his Masters title, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest of the modern era.

Pope Leo XIV embarks on a groundbreaking tour of Africa, a region crucial to the future of the Catholic Church worldwide.

Pope Leo XIV's expansive Africa tour aims to showcase the continent's vital role in the Catholic Church's future, according to aides. The tour will span 11 cities across 4 countries, covering over 11,000 miles.

Canada's armed forces face growing challenges in the rapidly changing Arctic region, from extreme weather to shifting geopolitics. Explore how they're rising to the occasion.

The UK government is launching an audit of over 200,000 carer's allowance cases, with thousands facing unlawful overpayment demands that will be cancelled or reduced.

Thousands of unpaid caregivers will have their debts reduced, cancelled, or refunded due to a government reassessment of confusing guidance on earnings.