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An eight-month-old baby’s first flight with his pilot father went viral, as social media melted over his tiny uniform and joyful cockpit moment.
A one-year-old Palestinian girl is back in hospital after returning to Gaza from Jordan, highlighting worsening child health risks amid aid and medical shortages.
A global Christmas outreach led by the Slavic Gospel Association (SGA) is helping tens of thousands of children across Eastern Europe and Central Asia experience the message of Christ—many for the first time in their lives. Immanuel’s Child Outreach reaches unreached children Speaking about SGA’s annual Immanuel’s Child Outreach, Eric Mock of the organisation said […]
A Mexican Navy plane on a medical mission crashed off the Texas coast near Galveston, killing at least five people and prompting a multi-agency investigation.
An Ecuador court jailed 11 soldiers for 34 years over the abuse and disappearance of four children in Guayaquil, exposing deep concerns over militarised policing.
A huge sinkhole in Shropshire’s canal trapped boats and prompted a major incident declaration, with emergency teams rescuing people safely.
NSW Police say the Bondi Beach attackers planned the terror strike for weeks, carrying out firearms training and storing bombs and ISIS flags
Displaced 13 times, a Gaza mother gave birth amid airstrikes, hunger and fear, revealing the human cost of war on pregnant women.
Donald Trump has announced plans for a Trump-class battleship as part of a major push to modernise the US Navy and revive shipbuilding.
Dubai Municipality has unveiled the Middle East’s first integrated RV tourism route, linking mountains, beaches and deserts through regulated parks and road trip experiences.
A mother’s train seat dispute in England went viral after passengers ignored her reservations, prompting debate on courtesy and rule enforcement.
US hiring has slowed to one of its weakest paces in years, with economists warning of a stagnating labour market despite steady growth.
A Ukrainian drone strike video shows modern warfare colliding with old tactics, as Russian soldiers on horseback are targeted from the air.
A surge of warm air is set to bring one of the warmest Christmases on record to large parts of the US, with temperatures soaring far above normal.
The FBI has issued a public alert seeking information on Saeed Tavakoli, an Iranian national accused of directing overseas IRGC-linked covert operations.
British singer-songwriter Chris Rea, famed for Driving Home for Christmas, has died at 74 after a short illness, his family confirmed.
Vince Zampella, a defining force behind Call of Du and Apex Legends, has died at 55 after a Ferrari crash in California, EA confirmed.
James Ransone, known for The Wire, Generation Kill and It Chapter Two, has died in Los Angeles at 46, prompting tributes across Hollywood.
A hydrogen-powered drone from China has set a Guinness World Record after flying for over four hours, highlighting a major leap in clean aviation.
Europol warns that drones, autonomous vehicles and robots could be exploited by criminals and terrorists by 2035, forcing police to adapt rapidly.
