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Damascus residents now face new rules confining alcohol to a few historic Christian areas, stirring cheers from some and concerns over pluralism from others.

Kuwait's security forces moved in after months of surveillance, seizing weapons and drones from a hidden room stacked with Hezbollah banners.

As Cuba reels from a nationwide blackout leaving millions in the dark, President Trump told reporters he believes he'll have the honor of 'taking' the island in some form.

Millions across Cuba sat in darkness Monday as the entire national grid failed, leaving homes, hospitals, and streets pitch black for the first time in decades.

Rescue teams dug through rubble and flames at a Kabul drug rehab hospital, where Afghan officials reported hundreds of patients killed in Pakistani airstrikes late March 16.

Handcuffed and escorted from a Delhi court, the seven foreign suspects faced 11 days in NIA custody after allegedly smuggling drones across a porous border.

One gamer called desert regions the most boring part of any game, sparking a lively back-and-forth on whether they deserve a spot in adventures.

A playful meme on colorful Bible pages declares: the more you read it, the more you notice others haven't. It landed amid a lively X exchange questioning why adults pick up fiction at all.

Amid Cuba's blackouts and fuel shortages, U.S. officials quietly told Havana that President Díaz-Canel must go for real progress in negotiations.

Amid ongoing U.S.-Israeli strikes, opposition sources claim a Basij commander linked to protest crackdowns died in a Shiraz base attack—though no official confirmation has surfaced.

In neighborhoods long gripped by fear, soldiers now patrol the streets as Ecuador launches its biggest offensive yet against violent drug gangs.

A woman from Lagos stood tearfully in a video, begging for bus fare home after organizers left her stranded without the promised items or payment for her campaigning.

Near Westminster's familiar green doors and flags, a woman in a keffiyeh-style scarf confronted an elderly woman, drawing shouts from a bystander to back off.

Side by side in a cat sitter interview, Khaotung grinned and declared them 'feuan'—a cheeky mix of friends and lovers—while First nodded right along, drawing giggles from the set.

On March 16, 2026, West Point stood tall on the Hudson River banks, drawing alumni and lawmakers from both parties to honor its 224-year legacy of forging leaders.

Katrina Leonoudakis urged fans to pressure game companies for union actors and better translations. Days later, her Bluesky account vanished amid backlash.

Fresh scars and bloody gashes mark the Targaryen princes in haunting new images from HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, capturing the raw aftermath of their brutal tourney clash.

A flirty strawberry in a slinky dress whispers to her suited eggplant lover in a hotel room, nervously glancing back at the door. This 5-second AI clip has hooked people with its glitchy, ridiculously human infidelity plot.

Dustin Yu and Bianca de Vera shared easy smiles at the airport, suitcases in tow, as they boarded a flight to Ho Chi Minh City— a simple moment that lit up their fans' feeds.

With oil prices soaring past $100 a barrel and the Strait of Hormuz nearly shut down, President Trump called on allies to send warships—only to face firm rejections from key partners.

On March 16, Dubai's skyline sparkled with the Burj Khalifa glowing blue and fountains dancing for crowds, directly countering online whispers of an attack.

Timothée Chalamet's Paul Atreides stares out scarred and fierce, goggles on his forehead and grit in his eyes—a battle-hardened emperor far from the young noble of the first film.

A quick clip matching nine Eurodance tracks to their countries has fans reliving the high-energy beats that packed Europe's clubs in the 90s.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stood before European lawmakers and delivered a blunt truth: Europe can't defend itself alone without America.

Just days before Slovenia's March 22 vote, a magazine uncovered secretive meetings between opposition leader Janez Janša and operatives from a controversial Israeli intelligence firm.

Amid daily blackouts stretching 16 hours and surging protests, Cuba's leaders extended a hand to exiles, inviting them to invest in the island's businesses.

Ranveer Singh is back as the daring spy Jaskirat Singh Rangi, and fans are rushing to theaters with over a million tickets sold in India alone.

Fans are racing to catch up on Dune's epic saga before today's first trailer drops at 9 a.m. PT, confessing they've skipped the films or need a fresh look.

Carl visited Paris, San Francisco, and other cities over three years without feeling scared or spotting immigrant no-go zones. His claim that some just hate cities drew sharp pushback from locals sharing tougher realities.

NCAR has powered U.S. forecasts for hurricanes and wildfires since 1960. Now, a federal lawsuit aims to halt plans to dismantle the Boulder lab.

A photo of a 'TikTok Chart' shelf at a Glasgow Waterstones bookstore has readers debating: Does it boost literacy or push lowbrow trends?

An 8-year-old shook in terror after watching videos of the Day of Judgment, praying to die young to reach paradise before sinning. That raw memory opened a flood of similar haunting tales from Islamic classes.

Bundled in parkas against Banff's snowy shores, RBD poured raw emotion into 'Sálvame'—a ballad that still gives fans chills two decades later.

Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal kissed his kids goodbye before school, only to suffer chest pains hours later in ICE custody. The 41-year-old father never made it home.

Defence Minister David McGuinty announced a major investment to bring satellite launches home to Canada, reducing reliance on foreign providers amid rising global tensions.

Kash Patel stood in athletic gear at the FBI Academy, signing autographs on his own photos while touting record arrests and fentanyl busts. The moment captured both his bold claims and the growing pushback.

A fake image of Czech PM Andrej Babiš sending the warship Krteček to the Persian Gulf fooled plenty before the punchline hit: Czechia has no navy, and Krteček is a beloved cartoon mole.

Off Portugal's coast, Ukrainian-led drones slipped past NATO ships undetected, 'sinking' a frigate in simulation while sailors wondered if an attack was coming.

Photos from a Polish soccer match showed President Karol Nawrocki alongside Romania's George Simion, a move that unleashed sharp criticism online tying him to Kremlin sympathies.

Lin Qingyu and his salted fish husband share a tender cherry blossom embrace on the cover, complete with a fresh short haircut that has fans swooning.

A missile slammed into a civilian car in a quiet Abu Dhabi neighborhood, claiming the life of one man inside. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as the city grappled with fallout from distant conflicts.

Hundreds of U.S. fighter jets now line bases across the Middle East, the biggest buildup in a generation, as airstrikes target Iran's military heart.

A straightforward X post from March 15 cut through the noise: 'In the beginning of dating, I don’t want to hear about no money problems.' It resonated with daters sharing stories of vibe-killing cash complaints.

Marc Andreessen revealed he practices zero introspection to keep charging forward, drawing from entrepreneur biographies that echo the mindset of history's empire-builders.

Nora Fatehi dances fiercely in 'Sarke Chunar Teri Sarke,' but its bold lyrics have drawn sharp criticism for crossing into explicit territory.

Picture Anakin Skywalker appearing as a wise, elderly father beside old Obi-Wan and Yoda—or as the young Jedi from the prequels. A classic post has fans picking sides all over again.

Imagine medieval Aleppo, where a scholar spread mashed chickpeas on a plate, drizzled with olive oil, and topped with pistachios and cinnamon for a luxurious treat.

Cheers filled Trafalgar Square as Mayor Sadiq Khan stepped up to declare the sunset iftar meal the biggest in the Western world, with thousands breaking their Ramadan fast together.

After 26 years penning sharp columns at the Washington Post, Dana Milbank is stepping away to help build a fresh news outlet for D.C. that mixes local grit with national punch.

From murder capital to one of the safest spots in the Americas, El Salvador under President Nayib Bukele has turned heads with its Bitcoin embrace and AI push.

Imagine a structured path from school gaming clubs to Olympic-style esports medals for U.S. players. USA Esports is making that vision real with top teams and universities on board.

A simple call to 'post your face card' on March 14 unleashed a wave of selfies blending nerves, pride, and star power across timelines.

During a cabinet discussion on energy, President Trump praised Venezuela's acting president Delcy Rodríguez for her strong leadership—then referred to her as 'him.' The slip drew quick attention online.

Dolores Keane's voice, raw and full of Ireland's soul, filled homes and hearts for decades—now it's stilled at her Galway home.

A photo of a mustachioed Estonian officer at a podium sparked endless memes about sending the nation's tiny army to counter Iranian threats.

Mike Pompeo looked back fondly on his cadet days, thanking West Point for the lifelong lessons and friendships he gained there.

Josh Barro called Stanley Kubrick's 1968 sci-fi epic boring, echoing Rock Hudson's famous premiere walkout with the question, 'Will someone tell me what the hell this is about?'

A red, retro-style tram glides under evening lights along Al-Rashid Street, drawing cheers from locals who call it a return of the city's spirit.

With just days left in Ramadan, one user posted a photo of silhouetted prayers in golden mosque light, captioning it 'Gamau babay dari ramadhan :(' – capturing the ache of letting go.

Ilya playfully stalks Shane through a sleek kitchen, lifting him tenderly onto the counter in a 33-second clip that's melting hearts all over again.

A top U.S. general in charge of Ukraine aid stumbled through a chaotic night of heavy drinking in Kyiv, then showed up to key meetings with a visible forehead mark from his falls.

In a tense ARD interview, Johann Wadephul labeled Iran a 'rogue regime' unfit to claim international law protections amid its Strait of Hormuz blockade.

Late Monday night, two drones hit a communications tower and infrastructure at one of the world's largest oil fields in Iraq. Workers shouted as explosions lit up the night, but operations kept running smoothly.

Standing before reporters at the White House, President Trump declared that Putin respects America's rebuilt military strength above all, while dismissing Europe's deterrence power.

The Shivalik's crew breathed a sigh of relief as their tanker docked at Mundra Port, carrying vital LPG through the war-torn Strait of Hormuz under Indian Navy protection.

Ozonnia Ojielo stepped into a vital role in Ethiopia, bringing over 25 years of experience just as the country faces conflicts, droughts, and aid needs for millions.

William C. Dietz's family remembered him as a devoted husband, father, and storyteller who offered escapes from real-world disappointments through his novels.

From pizza boxes stabbed with tiny swords to toga-clad actors marching through Rome's ruins, people marked the day Julius Caesar fell in 44 B.C. with a mix of laughs and history lessons.

Lebanon's government just drew a line in the sand, telling state media to drop the term 'Resistance' when mentioning Hezbollah. It's a direct challenge to the group's long-standing image.

A Russian philosopher's post twisted an IDF spokesperson's radio words into a supposed threat against Putin, igniting quick backlash online.

Camila Cabello kicked back in Miami's greenery, then dove into studio vibes with congas and keyboards—giving fans a real peek at her creative flow.

A routine day at MacDill Air Force Base took a tense turn when a suspicious package appeared at the Visitors Center, prompting FBI bomb techs to spring into action.

A post imagining a powerhouse military bloc from Pakistan, Iran, Türkiye, and Saudi Arabia tapped into dreams of regional unity amid rising tensions.

Today, Kurds across the region paused for silence at memorials, remembering the 1988 chemical assault that stole thousands of lives in minutes.

Ted Nugent shared a pointed meme claiming no one in Venezuela, Iran, or Cuba backs their regimes—only 'ignorant leftists' do. It struck a chord amid fresh unrest in all three nations.

Picture Red Dead Redemption 2's outlaws swapping dusty trails for bustling Indian streets, dodging cows and rickshaws in kurtas and turbans. Software developer @marmaduke091 brought this fusion to life with Kling 3.0.

Junior Caminero's 401-foot homer sparked wild Dominican dugout dances that thrilled the crowd but divided baseball fans online.

In a striking poll, people in Canada, the UK, France, and Germany chose China over the U.S. as a better partner during Trump's presidency.

Markiplier grins through layers of fake blood on the Iron Lung set, prosthetic wounds and all, as fans call him adorable and gorgeous amid the gore.

Imagine 11 reality TV firebrands crammed into one house for an Amazon Prime showdown. Fans are already plotting the epic clashes from this leaked lineup.

Scammers trick crypto users into signing fake approvals, handing over wallet control and millions in funds. Now, law enforcement from three nations is fighting back with a joint operation this week.

Salman Khan stands bloodied and fierce, gripping barbed wire in a smoky battlefield—his new poster captures the raw sacrifice of real soldiers.

In Estonia's Russian-speaking border city of Narva, obscure social media posts are pushing separatist dreams with flags, memes, and slogans like '#WaitingForRussia.' It's a tactic that echoes Russia's moves in Ukraine years ago.

After a year of searching, crime boss Eşref Tek stands on the edge of his life's biggest truth: musician Nisan Akyol is the childhood 'Dream' he's never forgotten.

Picture prime legends from 2000 to 2024 facing off: Europe's balanced squad against Latin America's flair-packed stars. Fans can't stop picking sides in this ultimate fantasy matchup.

David Heinemeier Hansson just brought back ONCE, turning any laptop or server into a simple hub for Docker web apps with one curl command.

The UN Security Council kept travel bans and asset freezes on top Taliban leaders like Prime Minister Akhund while making routine list tweaks this week.

Sabrina Carpenter stepped onto the Flow Stage in a sparkling blue bodysuit, and 100,000 Argentine fans turned Buenos Aires into a roaring sea of lights and voices.

Iran's Foreign Ministry delivered a direct message to Romania: let U.S. forces use your bases, and you're joining the fight against us.

Tensions rose after social media users accused the Nigerian Army of using old photos from Lagos and Oyo to claim recent IED finds in Imo. Now, the Army is opening the sites for journalists to check themselves.

Robert Kagan compared Israel to South Vietnam in the fight against Iran, saying the U.S. risks entanglement mainly for Israeli interests. The remarks from these longtime hawks caught many off guard.

Cesc Fàbregas fist-pumped and roared on the touchline as his Como players mobbed him after a dramatic comeback win over Roma.

Just hours apart near the Pakistan-Iran border, two ambushes claimed 11 lives from security forces patrolling restive areas.

Nearly 90 years after its discovery in a prince's tomb, a video of the Schist Disk's intricate design has people pondering its true role—from ritual lamp to something more mysterious.