July 12, 2023

Scientists said the breathtaking shot provides the best clarity yet of this brief phase of a star’s life

U.S. military and intelligence agencies were not among those impacted in the hacking which took place in May and June, but the State Department was

The nominations suggested that HBO — which got the most overall nominations by far with 127 — can still dominate even as streaming-only outlets have taken over so much of elite TV

Zelenskyy wanted firmer commitments on his country’s path toward NATO membership, but Biden didn’t want to take that step at this stage of Ukraine’s war with Russia.

President Ebrahim Raisi spoke in Uganda, which recently passed anti-gay legislation prescribing the death penalty for “aggravated homosexuality

The singer-songwriter, who has a devoted fan base, will perform at Spain’s Huercasa Country Festival along with other acts like Robert Finley, The Sadies and The Sheepdogs

The researcher is committed to studying how mental illness is influenced by the microbes that live in our intestines

Every weekend, the Pochaina neighborhood of the Ukrainian capital hosts a fascinating flea market. It has survived despite the war, which has blocked tourism and displaced thousands of citizens. Visitors can find almost anything, from flippers to a bust of Stalin

The actor, famous for performing his own stunts, once again defies death to please his fans in ‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One’

Shunning the government, they instead seek help from organized crime groups to find the unmarked graves

The Alcaraz-Rune rivalry and the renewed women’s hierarchy symbolize a total transformation in the landscape after two decades of stagnation and the ‘post-Serena’ volatility

Prices are rising at their slowest pace since 2.6% in March 2021, but the Federal Reserve is still wary

Studios and the SAG-AFTRA union have until midnight Wednesday to reach a deal. If no agreement is made, performers will join screenwriters on the picket fence for the first time in more than six decades

The European Commission said Broadcom made comprehensive commitments to provide access and system connections to its competitors

The writings of Kundera were banned in Czechoslovakia after the Soviet invasion of Prague in 1968

The U.S. State Department said it does not discuss the movements of U.S. military assets

FBI Director Chris Wray’s appearance before the House Judiciary Committee is expected to be contentious

Known on the streets as tranq, it is an animal sedative that causes severe skin wounds. Dealers mix it with the opiate to make it cheaper and to prolong its effects

The bodies of a Mexican couple, their three children and their Nepali pilot have been recovered after their chopper went down at an altitude of 3,500 meters

In a communiqué, the Allies say defense spending will be ‘at least’ 2% of GDP and announce further investigation into emerging threats in the southern flank

The island of Gotland will become one of the strongholds of the Alliance, and the powerful Swedish military industry will strengthen the development of aircraft, tanks and anti-aircraft defense systems

The multitude of new platforms and formats feeds into the creation of fictional universes, with dozens of different plots ready to host users. But, an expert warns, ‘as fantastic as these worlds are, they must also remain credible’

Tuberville’s brief comment in the hallway follows several media interviews in which he has repeatedly declined to describe white nationalists as racist

Of the 222 stone statues damaged last October, 22 show ‘serious alterations,’ according to the UNESCO-led investigation

Tuesday’s chaos arrives after the spectacular breakdown seen last November during Ticketmaster’s sale of “Eras” tour tickets in the U.S.