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Amid fragile ceasefires, the complex web of alliances and rivalries in the Middle East continues to shift, with far-reaching implications for regional stability and global dynamics.

The UK government plans to ban criminals from using signal jammers that disable vehicle tracking and smart home security systems, aiming to curb car thefts and retail theft.

Local museums and galleries across the UK receive £4 million in funding to enhance accessibility and inclusivity, opening up arts and culture for all.

NASA prepares for the safe return of Artemis II astronauts after their historic 10-day lunar flyby mission, as the Orion capsule prepares for a high-speed splashdown off the California coast.

OpenAI unveils a new $100 per month ChatGPT Pro tier, offering enhanced Codex coding capabilities and challenging Anthropic's popular Claude Code tool.

A former high-ranking leader of a Mexican drug cartel, known as

Protesters in Venezuela clash with police as they call for the government to address the country's cost of living crisis and provide higher wages and pensions.

The two-week US-Iran ceasefire has temporarily paused the conflict, but the ultimate 'winner' remains uncertain as issues like the Strait of Hormuz, Lebanon strikes, and Iran's capabilities persist.

A US judge has ruled that the Pentagon has violated his order to undo a restrictive new press pass policy, and has demanded the return of credentials to 7 New York Times reporters.

A student was struck by a projectile fired by federal officers during a protest in Los Angeles, losing an eye according to the victim's lawyer. The incident occurred at the 'No Kings' demonstration on March 28.