Iranian state TV read out a written statement attributed to the new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not been seen or heard publicly since his appointment.
The US military says four crew members died when a US Air Force refueling aircraft crashed in western Iraq. Officials said the incident involved a second US tanker but was “not due to hostile fire or friendly fire.”
There are increasing indications El Niño is likely to form and strengthen into potentially a significant event during the next several months, throwing weather patterns worldwide out of whack and increasing the odds of another record hot year.
More than 1,000 tornadoes roar across the United States in an average year, causing billions of dollars in damage and killing scores of Americans. Track them here.
A multi-day rash of dangerous storms in the central and eastern US is winding down after impacting more than 20 states.
Before South African high school students complete their final exams, they first walk the red carpet, pulling out all the stops for their celebratory matriculation, or ‘matric,’ balls. The photographer Alice Mann documented the increasingly lavish dances for f…
At Paris Fashion Week, there were luxuriously plain black dresses and coats of the kind favored by Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, models strutting down runways with theatrical flourishes, and in some cases, no cellphones in sight.
A new generation of African designers are bursting onto the global fashion scene, gaining recognition from top celebrities including Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, and Naomi Campbell.
With his maxi leopard print Chanel bag, the pop star issued a loud and proud proclamation that he got his hands on one of the most in-demand, status-bestowing styles of the moment.
In photographs, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance can be seen wearing black dress shoes with visible gaps between the shoe’s collar and the wearer’s foot, leaving the ankle to dangle loose in the opening like the clapper in a bell.
From fuel prices to flight routes, the ripple effects of the war with Iran are spreading across global travel, raising new questions for anyone planning a trip in the months ahead.
Italy’s Constitutional Court has signaled support for a controversial law restricting citizenship by descent, a move that could block millions of people abroad from claiming Italian nationality.
In our travel news roundup this week: the 200th anniversary of a revolutionary suspension bridge, Time Out’s best cities for 2026, plus what the Iran war means for your travel plans.
Rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah’s party gained leads in early counting in Nepal’s general election, far outpacing his other rivals, including the country’s former prime minister who was forced to resign after a historic youth-led uprising last year.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may be asking himself if the time has come to pick up the phone and call US President Donald Trump.
Two teenagers mistakenly left a knapsack containing marijuana and cash at a donation area outside a New Zealand charity shop then returned in a panic to retrieve the bag, police said Monday.
Before he dismantled Nepal’s political elite, Balendra Shah was destroying his opponents in underground rap battles.
Two people armed with a handgun shot at the US consulate in Toronto early Tuesday morning, Canadian police say.
With fuel and freight prices skyrocketing as war chokes the Strait of Hormuz, the Panama Canal is seeing more business than usual.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel says officials held talks with the United States, with the island facing an economic crisis and intense pressure from Donald Trump.