A family of four sunk $600,000 into a costal home renovation. Years later, the government sued them just as they were ready to put the property on the market.
There's little media interest in the ongoing Sudan conflict, with relief agencies struggling to keep donors interested and the lack of demonstrations against the killing in stark contrast to protests over Gaza.
A woman in England died in 2021 after she drank too much water and her sodium levels became dangerously low while under the care of medical staff for a mental breakdown.
Officials have released the identities of the 13 Israeli hostages who were taken by Hamas and released on Saturday. Four non-Israeli captives of Thai origin were also released.
The Chinese Communist Party has provided data to the World Health Organization that indicates the nation's spike in illness is not due to a novel pathogen.
The Vatican issued a letter to the German Bishops' Conference last month blocking attempts to alter doctrine on homosexual relationships and female ordination.
Video of the attack by Hamas terrorists Oct. 7 is being shown to audiences in the U.S. and the world. The footage is a compilation of Hamas body cameras and other sources.
North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un visited a command center in Pyongyang to view alleged satellite images of South Korean and U.S. military bases.
What Canadian authorities initially believed to be a "decades-old" plane crash site discovered by a hunter turned out to be an intentionally placed training prop.
Venice and other popular tourist sites have long grappled with practical ways to prevent 'overtourism'; in response the Italian tourism mecca has now rolled out a daily entrance fee for day-trippers.
One of the Arab world's most important cultural events, the Marrakech Film Festival, begins, as other similar events in the region have been canceled in the wake of Israel/Hamas war.
The government of Daniel Ortega has come under fire after it emerged that the winner of the Miss Universe competition attended a university that was at the center of anti-government protests.
The race to save 41 construction workers trapped in a tunnel in northern India has been delayed again after a problem occurred with a U.S.-made rescue machine
