Chelsea’s Mykhailo Mudryk tests positive for a banned substance, raising concerns over doping violations and potential impacts on his football career.
A concise analysis of Israel’s journalist imprisonment practices, comparing them to China’s, highlighting similarities, differences, and global implications.
Latest updates on Russian General Igor Kirillov’s death in Moscow, covering circumstances, investigations, and reactions from officials and the public.
Boston faces growing opposition to historic stadium renovation plans aimed at boosting women’s soccer, sparking community debates and preservation concerns.
Two US men die from histoplasmosis after using bat guano to cultivate marijuana, highlighting the dangers of improper handling of organic fertilizers.
China introduces a 10-day visa-free transit for tourists, aiming to boost its economy by attracting more international visitors and enhancing tourism revenue.
Explore the Associated Press’s in-depth analysis of nuclear bunkers, revealing historical context, current relevance, and expert insights on global preparedness.
Nuclear bunker sales surge despite expert warnings of ineffectiveness, highlighting public fear and skepticism about their true protective capabilities.
Anti-whaling advocate Paul Watson is released in Denmark, successfully avoiding extradition to Japan, highlighting ongoing tensions over marine conservation efforts.
Tragic shooting at Wisconsin Christian school: 15-year-old girl involved, leaving community in shock and mourning. Investigation underway for answers.