A roundup of recent political news, including the gold toilet theft trial, "The Cocaine Files" interactive feature, a murder charge in a house fire case, and a bribery case involving an auxiliary police officer. Read more...

Data from De Lijn in Antwerp shows buses and trams carrying twice as many passengers as scanned tickets indicate. Brussels is also considering easing green agenda rules for companies. Read more...

Zubimendi attracts European interest, Pedri emphasizes learning from experiences, and Endrick secures a cup victory for Madrid amidst Ceballos's injury. Read more...

A Turkish man finds solace in a cave after losing his home in an earthquake, while a teacher rediscovers his passion through travel. Two stories of resilience and unexpected journeys. Read more...

This article covers diverse topics: a tip on freezing coconut milk, a blacksmith's view on his craft, a tragic incident in Lewisham, and a family's search for answers in Benidorm. Read more...

Bank of America offers free museum admission to customers. A new photo series unveils the lives of America's most vulnerable. Read more...

UN biodiversity talks resume in Rome after unresolved issues at Cop16 in Cali. Concerns linger about trust and participation in the crucial meeting aimed at halting nature loss by 2030. Read more...

A look at today's political news: a special needs school bullying investigation, teen dating violence prevention, energy transition debates, and a school district lawsuit. Read more...

Explore the latest health trends: are "healthy" sodas truly beneficial? Plus, insights on weight loss, acne solutions, and the profound experiences of those who've returned from clinical death. Read more...

A new study suggests the builders of Stonehenge likely had dark skin. Plus, the discovery of a wooden "Stonehenge" in Denmark reveals links between ancient civilizations. Read more...

A roundup of political news, including the end of the post-election honeymoon, a reinstated fine, a police search, and a discussion on education and institutional loyalty. Read more...

The 50th César Ceremony kicks off amidst anticipation, while a Nice museum faces renovation delays. Plus, discover the rising stars of French cinema. Read more...

Former Vikings player Jack Brewer criticizes Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for his policy on transgender athletes in girls' sports, while a state lawmaker denounces a bill restricting trans athletes. Read more...

From architecture to international relations, Donald Trump's influence continues to shape political discourse in the US and abroad, impacting Europe and the UK's "special relationship." Read more...

The UK navigates ambitious climate targets, debates defense spending, considers changes to child benefits, and grapples with single-sex space policies amid rising birthrates in South Korea. Read more...

A quick look at the week's top sports stories, including Chievo Verona's bankruptcy case, Napoli-Inter's squad values, Sinner's training break, and Iannone's racing comeback. Read more...

United Utilities CEO admits the company isn't doing enough to stop sewage dumping as a "people's commission" launches an inquiry into the water industry in England and Wales. Read more...

King Mohammed VI of Morocco has cancelled the Lamb Festival for the first time in 30 years due to severe drought and livestock shortages. The decision comes amid economic hardship and climate concerns. Read more...

Upstart Holdings and Robinhood Markets presented at the Citizens JMP Technology Conference. Transcripts offer glimpses into their strategies and outlook. Read more...

A Lincolnshire school bans mirrors, a look at the economic challenges of maternity leave, and a deep dive into an aristocratic family feud. Plus, do you know Bab al-Sarija? Read more...