German Vargas Lleras dies at 64 after long battle with cancer
German Vargas Lleras died on May 8 at 64 after years of cancer treatment, leaving Cambio Radical without its dominant leader.
Brittney Griner recalls detention letter to wife after Russia arrest
Brittney Griner said she wrote a letter from detention asking her wife to keep writing after her 2022 Russia arrest and release.
Ocean Koi seized in Gulf of Oman as Iran, US trade new blows
Iran says its navy seized Ocean Koi in the Gulf of Oman as US forces disabled two tanker near Iran amid fragile ceasefire talks.
Swiss Airlines Pilot Emergency Forces Almaty Diversion After Mid-Air Alert
Swiss Airlines Pilot Emergency on LX123 sent the A350 to Almaty after a Squawk 7700 over Kazakhstan, with the cause still unconfirmed.
France envoy returns to Algeria as rift over Sahara and migrants endures
France's envoy returned to Algeria after more than a year, but the diplomatic crisis persists over Sahara, migration and a jailed reporter.
Ve Day and the date’s defining moments from Truman to the Titanic
Ve Day is marked by Harry S. Truman’s 1945 declaration, alongside other May 8 milestones from Lusitania to Ncuti Gatwa.
Zelensky says Russia answers ceasefire with threats as Kyiv faces warning
Zelensky says Russia answered Ukraine's ceasefire with strikes and threats as Moscow announces a Victory Day truce and warns Kyiv.
Pablo Escobar's hippos become a safety hazard along Colombia's Magdalena River
Pablo Escobar's hippos have become a major safety issue along Colombia's Magdalena River, where fishermen now move with wary precision.
Ufo film on Bob Lazar revisits S4 claims near Area 51
A Ufo documentary on Bob Lazar and S4 near Area 51 resurfaced on Fox News in 2026, reviving his claims of working on craft.
Russian Satellite pair pass within 3 metres in unexplained orbital manoeuvre
Russian Satellite manoeuvre seen by COMSPOC put two COSMOS craft within 3 metres in low Earth orbit, raising surveillance and collision concerns.
Caribbean cruise lines reroute as Bahamas alcohol ban takes effect May 12
The Caribbean cruise sector is adjusting as The Bahamas bans alcohol sales May 12, disrupting sailings and drink packages on some ships.
Olivia Andre Dilley Detention Release Ordered by Judge After Months in Custody
A judge ordered Olivia Andre’s detention release by Friday after nearly six months in ICE custody, drawing national attention and calls for action.
State Department Mexican Consulates Review Could Lead to Closures
The State Department Mexican consulates review could prompt closures as tensions rise over security cooperation, cartel violence and criminal charges.
Uss Mason and 2 other destroyers hit in Hormuz, U.S. strikes back
Uss Mason was among three destroyers attacked in the Strait of Hormuz as the U.S. hit two Iranian ports in response.