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A suspected hantavirus outbreak aboard an expedition cruise ship in the Atlantic has sparked global concern, but a leading virologist says the risk of widespread transmission remains extremely low. Dr. Milanko Šekler

Airlines worldwide are reducing capacity by around two million seats this May, equivalent to roughly 13,000 fewer flights, as carriers adjust operations due to rising fuel costs linked to ongoing tensions in

A Costume-Themed Night at the Met The Met Gala 2026 was held on May 4 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, bringing together major figures from fashion, music, film

A series of fast-moving developments involving U.S. President Donald Trump are shaping both international security and domestic policy discussions. Escalation in the Strait of Hormuz Tensions between the United States and Iran

The United States has strongly denied Iranian reports claiming that an American warship was struck by missiles in the Strait of Hormuz. Earlier, Iranian media announced that their forces had fired two

Binance is positioning its new AI-powered tool, Binance AI Pro, as a way to simplify how users research, plan and execute cryptocurrency trades. According to Binance, the platform is designed to bring

The United States is reportedly introducing stricter interview procedures for people applying for non-immigrant visas, as part of broader efforts to strengthen security checks and prevent possible misuse of the asylum system.

During what was supposed to be a routine weekend, an allegedly automated programming tool turned into the center of a technological crisis that paralyzed the operations of a software company and caused

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 3.5-3.75% on Wednesday, marking Jerome Powell’s final meeting as chair before his term ends on May 15, while revealing deep internal divisions over whether

President Donald Trump announced during a White House event on April 29 that his administration will soon release “a lot of things” about unidentified flying objects to the American public, building on

The aviation industry is facing renewed pressure as tensions in the Middle East continue to raise concerns over fuel supply and operating costs. Industry representatives warn that, if the situation does not