Celine Dion’s Return: Sold-Out Paris Residency Marks Stage Comeback
Celine Dion reopened her 16-show residency at the Plenitude Arena in Paris, marking her stage return after a lengthy health absence.
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AstraZeneca’s Camizestrant Falls Short in Key First‑Line Breast Cancer Trial
AstraZeneca reports camizestrant did not beat standard therapy in SERENA-4 first-line trial, limiting its broader use beyond an existing U.S. approval.
August Sets New Global Heat Benchmark as U.S. Summer Breaks Records
August marked the warmest month on record worldwide; the United States also saw a summer of unprecedented heat with broad implications.
Doncaster Festival Opens with Park Hill and May Hill in the Spotlight
Doncaster’s St Leger meeting begins, with the Park Hill and May Hill Group Two contests broadcast live on Sky Sports Racing.
How the Campaign Against the ‘Deep State’ Undermined Iran Policy
A look at how confrontation with institutions weakened US capacity and contributed to a costly policy failure with Iran.
Canada’s Tariff Response Deepens Trade Tensions with the U.S.
Canada has imposed tariffs on roughly $20 billion of U.S. goods, escalating trade tensions with the United States and raising wider economic questions.
How to Secure Care for a Grandson with Severe Mental Illness After You’re Gone
Practical legal and financial steps to safeguard a grandchild with severe mental illness after a caregiver dies.
Daryz, Gstaad, Opera Ballo and Benvenuto Cellini Headline Arc Trials Day at ParisLongchamp
Four notable horses—Daryz, Gstaad, Opera Ballo and Benvenuto Cellini—are entered for Arc Trials Day at ParisLongchamp this Sunday.
Milei announces sanctions and defence boost over Falklands oil activity
Argentina’s president orders faster sanctions on companies linked to Falklands oil, vows southern defence spending and will send a sovereignty bill to Congress.