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Marc Lamont Hill speaks to Molly Crabapple about the Jewish Labour Bund, anti-Zionism and the Jewish left

Rory McIlroy says that having Bryson DeChambeau playing in the Irish Open in September "would be great for the

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake shook Peru's Andes region near Sicaya, killing at least six people and injuring more than 30, with around 300 people displaced after buildings collapsed.

BBC Radio 5 Live F1 commentator Harry Benjamin rates how the drivers performed during the Belgian Grand

Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham prepares to reshape government departments and utility regulation, signalling a shift away from his predecessor's digital identification strategy and fiscal priorities

Two riders have died after separate incidents in competitions on Saturday, British Eventing

Former Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham succeeded Keir Starmer as the United Kingdom's prime minister, with politics shaped significantly by England's north-south class divide.

Footage shows firefighters looking for a missing person amongst the rubble of a collapsed building in Pumpunya,

Legislation recently passed by the Knesset is meant to dismantle the Palestinian education system in East

Mercedes driver won his sixth GP of 2026 as championship rival and teammate George Russell crashes out on first

Health officials have walked back a claim that Taylor Farms lettuce was the confirmed source of a widespread parasitic outbreak, leaving the origin of the infections unknown as investigations continue

Australia wellbeing poverty has climbed to new highs, according to analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data that shows a sharp rise in people reporting very low life satisfaction over the past decade. New…

Australian and New Zealand public messaging about asbestos risk in play sand was built on a supplier assessment that had not been independently verified, according to reporting by The Guardian. The findings raise fresh…

A nonprofit initiative is building open-source AI infrastructure to support endangered languages and provide a public alternative to the closed models controlled by private tech corporations

Influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have been arrested in the US after British authorities unveiled 38 additional charges. The pair now face a cumulative total of 59 counts in the UK

Tech companies are pushing a new generation of smartphones that use artificial intelligence to carry out tasks with voice commands, from ordering food to composing messages, as the industry tests how far “agentic”

Shark's Detect Lift-Away XL, a corded bagless upright vacuum, proved surprisingly easy to manoeuvre and skilled at cleaning both carpet and hard floors in testing.

As the World Cup winds down, questions linger over whether FIFA's orchestration of incompatible corporate sponsorships and soft power interests has tipped the balance too far away from the game's actual magic.

Rolls-Royce is seeking UK government support for its re-entry into the huge narrowbody jet engine market, after resolving the engine reliability problems that dogged it for years.

Experts believe AI consciousness is at least possible, and argue society urgently needs a plan to navigate the ethical implications, after Anthropic published a new constitution for its Claude AI model.