Tanzanian opposition leader found guilty of inciting unrest but acquitted of treason

Arabs celebrate El-Sayed’s election victory

BEIRUT — From Michigan to the Middle East, Arabs are celebrating Abdul El-Sayed’s election and delighting in his introduction of Arabic terms like “habibi” and “inshallah” to the American political lexicon. After being the target of Islamophobic rhetoric on on the campaign trail, the rising political star who will be the first Muslim American US

Russian extremist group denies sending hoax bomb threats

Scores of flights across Europe have received bomb threats this week, but no explosives have been found so far.

Tanzanian opposition leader found guilty of inciting unrest but acquitted of treason

The 58-year-old, who has been detained since April last year, says the charges are politically motivated.

Democrats win Congress but Trump's final 2 years could be the most explosive yet

Two dead after bus crashes in France, officials say

One child and one young adult were killed in the crash, local authorities say, with more injured.

Michigan brother ploughs landscaped strip beside sibling's home, triggering bitter land dispute

A Michigan appeals court revived a couple's claim over a 0.13-acre strip allegedly landscaped by their family for years. The dispute began after the husband's brother ploughed the land in 2022. The court ruled that a 1991 foreclosure judgment did not prevent the boundary claim, while leaving the $5,364.44 award for trespass and waste undisturbed.

New York buyer loses $1 million lawsuit after demanding $270,000 cut on $550,000 Bronx home deal

A man from New York made a cash offer for a dilapidated home in the Bronx, agreeing to accept it in its current state. After finding additional issues just days before the closing, he sought a considerable price decrease. The seller declined, referring to the contract terms and previous property condition disclosures.

US start-up plans to sell sunlight at night with India's Skyroot Aerospace

Milo Ventimiglia says family is settled in new home after losing two houses in LA fires

Milo Ventimiglia and wife Jarah Mariano lost their home and another house under construction in the January 2025 Los Angeles fires, when she was 38 weeks pregnant. Nearly two years later, the actor says the family has settled into a new home with their two children, while reflecting on the loss, memories and rebuilding their lives.

Laura Loomer announces 'break' after GOP's midterm rout; but not from supporting Trump

Republicans turn against Vivek Ramaswamy: 'He's a tech guy, Ohio is blue collar'

Boy who started food bank with £40 at age 9 now helps 5,000 people annually across six sites

After witnessing local families struggle with food insecurity, Isaac Winfield initiated a pop-up food bank in Redditch. This effort has grown into a well-established community service that supports thousands annually. The organization operates six sites and encourages donations without stigma or barriers. Isaac's mother highlights the positive community response and the inspiration his actions have sparked in others.