Two Renoir paintings recovered after daring French museum heist
Two Renoir paintings valued at $10.5 million stolen from a museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer, France last month have been recovered, with six arrests made in connection with the organized theft.
Vidas y heridos
Historias en las que personas perdieron la vida, resultaron heridas o siguen desaparecidas. Las reunimos aquí para que cada pérdida siga siendo visible — contada, y nombrada cuando la cobertura la nombra — en lugar de pasar como una estadística.
Volunteer's Weeks-Long Search Reunites Widow With Lost Dogs After Crash
A volunteer pet recovery specialist spent weeks searching for two Goldendoodles missing after their owner's car accident in Virginia, ultimately reuniting them with the grieving widow.
Morre Juarez da Tekpix, garoto-propaganda dos anos 2000, aos 56 anos
Juarez Aparecido Pontes Fernandes, conhecido como Juarez da Tekpix, faleceu aos 56 anos. O vendedor ficou famoso nos anos 2000 pelos comerciais de câmeras digitais e seu bordão 'Vamos falar de coisa boa?', que ressurgiu nas redes sociais décadas depois.
Three convicted in murders of Australian surfer brothers and US friend in Mexico
Three men were found guilty of murdering Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and American Carter Rhoad during a 2024 surfing trip to Baja California in a suspected robbery.
Talarico resurfaces after 12-day absence amid flu diagnosis and GOP attacks
James Talarico reappeared at Austin City Limits after a 12-day absence attributed to flu, ending speculation and criticism from Trump and opponent Ken Paxton.
Brazil sues Shell for $108M over deadly 2024 floods in climate liability first
Brazilian prosecutors filed an unprecedented lawsuit against Shell's subsidiary, demanding $108 million in compensation for deadly 2024 floods in Rio Grande do Sul that killed nearly 200 people, citing the company's 2% contribution to historical global greenhouse gas emissions.
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia escalate as Trump pledges no Iran strikes before midterms
Iran-backed Houthi rebels killed three civilians in missile strikes on Riyadh airport, prompting multiple countries to advise against travel to Saudi Arabia and airlines to suspend flights as regional conflict intensifies.
Israeli drone strike wounds six near Lebanon-Syria border
An Israeli drone attack wounded six people, including five Syrians, in Lebanon's Hermel district near the Syrian border. Israel claimed it targeted a Syrian operative linked to Iranian-directed attacks.
Morre Juarez da Tekpix, ícone dos comerciais de televendas dos anos 2000
Juarez Aparecido Pontes Fernandes, conhecido nacionalmente pelo bordão 'Vamos falar de coisa boa?', morreu em São Paulo. O vendedor marcou a televisão brasileira dos anos 2000 com comerciais entusiasmados de câmeras digitais Tekpix.
A Decade After Sagamihara Massacre, Young Japanese Seek Lessons in Killer's Psychology
A university student who visited the perpetrator of Japan's 2016 Sagamihara mass stabbing seeks to keep lessons from the tragedy alive, believing isolation and desire for recognition drove the attack on people with disabilities.
UC Riverside Tests Novel Protein Therapy for Fragile X Syndrome
UC Riverside researchers received $100,000 to test a protein-based therapy designed to correct abnormal brain activity in Fragile X syndrome using mouse models and advanced brain imaging.
Trump Reacts to Mike Ditka's Death: 'A Tough Cookie' and 'A Winner'
Hall of Fame Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka has died. President Trump, informed of the news on the South Lawn, called him 'a tough cookie' and 'a winner' who was a big supporter.
Vance doubts Pentagon will livestream Fort Hood shooter's execution, says he won't watch
VP JD Vance cast doubt on Pentagon plans to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan in December, saying he would not watch if it proceeds.
Panama rocked by 7.7 and 6.6 magnitude earthquakes; no deaths reported
Panama experienced a magnitude 7.7 earthquake followed by a 6.6 quake, with no deaths reported but significant structural damage to historic buildings and infrastructure across central provinces.
Morre Juarez da Tekpix, ícone dos comerciais dos anos 2000
Juarez Aparecido Pontes Fernandes, conhecido nacionalmente como Juarez da Tekpix, morreu aos 58 anos. O apresentador ficou famoso pelos comerciais de câmeras digitais nos anos 2000 com o bordão 'vamos falar de coisa boa?'.
Segundo acidente de avião em MG no mesmo dia deixa três mortos
Dois aviões de pequeno porte caíram em Minas Gerais na sexta-feira, resultando em pelo menos quatro mortes. O segundo acidente ocorreu à tarde próximo a Ipatinga, com três vítimas militares.
Australian advocates push for subsidised GLP-1 drugs to treat PMOS
Australian patient advocates are calling for GLP-1 weight-loss medications to be subsidized through the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme for women with PMOS, a chronic hormonal condition affecting one in eight women.
Skattebo brushes off shoulder injury, tells Giants coaches he's ready for Commanders
New York Giants running back Cam Skattebo, limited in practice with a shoulder injury, told coaches he's ready to play Sunday against Washington despite the setback.
Morre Juarez da Tekpix, ícone da TV dos anos 2000 com bordão 'Vamos falar de coisa boa?'
Juarez Aparecido Pontes Fernandes, conhecido como Juarez da Tekpix, faleceu nesta sexta-feira. O apresentador ficou famoso nos anos 2000 pelo bordão 'Vamos falar de coisa boa?' em campanhas publicitárias.
Juarez Pontes, famoso garoto-propaganda de TV, é encontrado morto em São Paulo
Juarez Pontes, famoso garoto-propaganda de comerciais de TV e conhecido pelo bordão 'Vamos falar de coisa boa?', foi encontrado morto em sua casa em São Paulo. Pessoas próximas afirmaram que ele enfrentava depressão desde seu afastamento da RedeTV! em janeiro de 2025.