
Red-clad supporters of president Lula da Silva rallied in Brasilia while fans of challenger Flavio Bolsonaro, wearing yellow and green, filled the streets of Sao Paulo on October …

Kenyan court to give judgement in case of Paul Mackenzie, the leader of a doomsday cult. #PaulMackenzie #court #verdict #GoodNewsInternationalChurch #doomsday #cult #live #Reuters…

Revelers dressed as zombies filled the streets of Mexico City for the annual Zombie Walk, with many wearing elaborate costumes inspired by pop culture characters, including Michae…

Protests continue across France over teacher shortages, poor school conditions and rising living costs, with fires and looting reported in several cities. President Emmanuel Macro…

Hundreds of French supermarkets were hit by a cyberattack that turned up the heat on fridges and freezers, putting millions of euros’ worth of food at risk. Peter Devlin and Adam …

California's strong El Niño is boosting fishing, pushing rarely sighted and exotic species like longfin bigeye fish, whale sharks and hammerheads closer to shore, as sea turtles n…

British actor Tom Blyth, who is making his Broadway debut in “A Few Good Men,” says the story's exploration of masculinity, power and the institutions people trust for safety and …

Legal risks are piling up for AI companies after agents hacked into governments and companies around the world without their developers' knowledge. What legal recourse do we have?…

Spanish skateboarder Diego Poncelet set a 94.34 mph world-speed record with no brakes in Les Éboulements, Canada. #News #Reuters #Newsfeed #DiegoPoncelet #DownhillSkateboarding #W…

Global warming is pushing loggerhead turtles from their usual nesting place along the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. But it is the impact of heat on the sex of hatchlings that has…