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A new international study reveals that a significant number of Gen Z men have embraced deeply conservative gender norms, leading to concerns about the potential influence of social media on this trend.

Explore the critical role of desalination plants in the Gulf region's water supply and the risks posed by potential military targeting, with analysis on safeguarding this vital infrastructure.

Uganda's Jacob Kiplimo, a rising talent in long-distance running, has regained the prestigious half-marathon world record in Lisbon, five years after first setting it on the same course.

Bahrain accuses Iran of striking a desalination plant, heightening concerns about civilian infrastructure becoming targets in the ongoing regional conflict. Iran's president vows retaliation against American interests.

As tensions escalate, Iran's religious scholars indicate a new leader will be named soon, with some obstacles needing to be resolved for an undisputed selection within the government.

Police investigate after a counterprotester threw a device containing nuts and bolts at an anti-Islam protest group in NYC, following the use of pepper spray by the protest group.

Woolworths touts 8 quarters of grocery price declines, but a closer look reveals the claim may not reflect the true cost of feeding a family today.

NSW Health is using a machine known to produce inaccurate results for testing child blood lead levels, raising concerns about the accuracy of the testing process.

A 22-year-old Iowa man is arrested in the murders of three women he had no connection to, leaving a small Utah community reeling and searching for answers.

Allegations of fabricated performance stats, denied breaks, and concealed privacy breaches at Centrelink call center operator Telco Services Australia