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A new UN report says 2.69 billion people could not afford a healthy diet in 2025, even as global hunger fell for a third straight year

A global billing glitch left Amazon Web Services customers with absurd bills, including one UK man whose usual sub-£1 charge became a £5.8 billion invoice, sparking outrage and disbelief.

Nutrition advocates say the Trump administration’s decision to end SNAP-Ed clashes with its public push for healthier eating and leaves key education efforts in

Oil prices moved higher as U.S.-Iran diplomacy stalled and reduced traffic through the Strait of Hormuz renewed concern about global energy supplies.

The global road death rate has fallen 21 percent since 2011, but WHO says 1.16 million deaths in 2025 show that progress remains far too slow.

They Made Risky Reunite After Three Years Separation has moved into focus in artificial intelligence coverage. They made a risky bid to reunite after three years of separation, illness and deprivation — the

Dominik Szoboszlai signed a new Liverpool contract running to 2031, calling it one of his 'top three' life moments, as Aston Villa pursue João Gomes and Leeds close in on signing centre-back Muharemovic.

A NASA-supported monitoring network has produced a detailed three-year picture of PM2.5 and black carbon pollution across Ethiopia's capital.

NASA's EPIC camera captured a striking scene on September 1: three tropical cyclones spinning simultaneously across the Pacific Ocean, while the Atlantic basin sat almost silent by comparison, a split-screen snapshot of

Spain’s newly crowned World Cup champions returned to Madrid on Monday to a jubilant homecoming ahead of a victory parade expected to draw about one million people, according to a monitored public feed citing Dawn

People They’ve Been Secretly Filmed Their Homes, Concerts has moved into focus in technology coverage. People say they’ve been secretly filmed in their own homes, at concerts and at work. Are the wildly

Peshawar — For years, it's been one of the quieter indignities of growing old in Pakistan: a retiree, well into their seventies or eighties, making yet another trip to the bank just to prove they're still alive, only to

Claudia Winkleman Quits Chat Show After One Series is now a fuller entertainment update after an initial short report left readers with only the basic outline. Claudia Winkleman Quits Chat Show After One Series is now a

Ukraine officials say three people killed in Kharkiv region and three in Sumy, as Russia says it intercepted 605 drones

New research cited by NPR suggests invasive plants and animals can cause greater ecological and economic damage in lower-income countries across the Global South.

An Israeli airstrike killed three Palestinians in Jenin as Palestinian medics reported being detained and prevented from recovering casualties at the scene.

Australian founders have 48 hours left to apply for Stripe x Startup Battlefield, which will bring eight startups to Sydney and send one winner to TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco

Household energy bills in Great Britain are expected to rise to a three-year high this winter, with a forecast price-cap increase likely to cancel out the effect of VAT cuts on electricity bills

A new WHO guide gives health and community programmes a practical framework for delivering evidence-based psychological self-help at scale.

Over 1 million people a year die from diarrheal disease. Nearly half are kids under age 5. A new vaccine in trials offers great hope

Three takeover bids for UK-listed companies landed in a single day, including one for Bath-based Rotork, renewing concern about the hollowing-out of London's stock market.

Eighteen Children Among People Killed After Ferry Capsized has moved into focus in health coverage. Eighteen children among the people killed after ferry capsized on Lake Kariba Twenty-two more bodies have

TechCrunch is expanding Startup Battlefield to Australia, teaming with Stripe to spotlight early-stage founders in one of the region’s most watched startup

Bumble is removing its signature women-only first-message rule after a trial showed higher engagement and a survey found many women preferred more flexibility.