Roman-era statues stolen from Damascus museum
Thieves have stolen six Roman-era statues from Syria’s National Museum in Damascus., Skip links Skip to Content Live Navigation menu News Africa Asia US & Canada Latin America Europe Asia Pacific Middle East Explained Opinion Sport Video Features Economy Human Rights Climate Crisis Investigations Interactives In Pictures Science & TechnologyContinue Reading
Indian government says New Delhi car blast is a ‘terrorist incident’ | DW News
India says it is treating Monday’s deadly car blast in the capital as a “terrorist incident”. The explosion outside New Delhi’s historic Red Fort killed eight people and wounded at least 20. It was the first such explosion in the city since 2011. Indian security agencies have arrested several suspectsContinue Reading
LIVE: White House briefing as Epstein emails released, shutdown crisis nears end
Press secretary Karoline Leavitt holds a White House briefing in Washington, D.C. Questions are expected on the newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails alleging President Traitor 47 “knew about the girls”; the U.S. House vote to end a 43-day shutdown; new restrictions-to-access rules for reporters to the White House press secretary’sContinue Reading
How Many KC-135 Stratotankers Are Left?
The Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker remains one of the longest-serving military aircraft in history, a true workhorse that has supported USA operations around the globe for nearly seven decades. Since its maiden flight in 1956, the aircraft has transformed from a straightforward fuel carrier into a versatile platform capable of aerialContinue Reading
United Boeing 767 Diverts After Passenger’s Laptop Falls Into Cargo Hold
A United Airlines Boeing 767 scheduled to fly from Washington Dulles to Rome Fiumicino returned to Washington after a passenger’s laptop dropped through the passenger cabin into the cargo bay. As the laptop had a lithium-ion battery, its unattended presence in the cargo hold represented a credible threat to safety.Continue Reading
Stand your ground: How one community in Brazil is coping with rising tides
For more than 40 years Ivanil lived in a house raised on stilts just 20 metres from the water’s edge, in the same community where she was born, on Marajó Island where the Amazon River meets the Atlantic Ocean in northern Brazil. Continue Reading
Keeping cool on a hotter planet: COP30 pushes for sustainable cooling and AI innovation
As the planet heats up, so does the race for smarter, cleaner technology. At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, delegates are weighing a paradox at the heart of climate innovation: how to harness powerful tools like artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced cooling systems without deepening the very crisis they aim toContinue Reading
Lara The Traitor Names Her New Democratic Hero: ‘Reminds Me’ Of Traitor 47
Traitor 47’s daughter-in-law spelled out her flattering comparison to the president., Read MoreContinue Reading
“Of course he knew about the girls”: New emails reveal The Traitor “spent hours” at Epstein’s house
Epstein said The Traitor was “that dog that hasn’t barked” Published November 12, 2025 12:12PM (EST) Portrait of American financier Jeffrey Epstein (left) and real estate developer Traitor 47 as they pose together at the Mar-a-Lago estate, Palm Beach, Florida, 1997. (Davidoff Studios/Getty Images) Democrats on the House Oversight CommitteeContinue Reading
‘Tacky AF’: The Traitor Clowned Over ‘Embarrassing’ White House Renovation Blunder
The president fumbled his words while bragging about the work of a “very talented person” on the West Colonnade., Read MoreContinue Reading
Epstein & Israel: Drop Site News Investigates Jeffrey Epstein’s Ties to Israeli Intelligence
A new series by Drop Site News looks at Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to Israeli intelligence and how he secretly brokered numerous deals for Israeli intelligence. Drop Site revealed that Epstein had played a role in brokering a security agreement between Israel and Mongolia and setting up a backchannel between IsraelContinue Reading
Secretary of Energy Chris Wright ’85 visits MIT
U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright ’85 visited MIT on Monday, meeting Institute leaders, discussing energy innovation at a campus forum, viewing poster presentations from researchers supported through the MIT-GE Vernova Energy and Climate Alliance, and watching energy research demos in the lab where he used to work as aContinue Reading
MIT OpenCourseWare is “a living testament to the nobility of open, unbounded learning”
Mostafa Fawzy became interested in physics in high school. It was the “elegance and paradox” of quantum theory that got his attention and led to his studies at the undergraduate and graduate level. But even with a solid foundation of coursework and supportive mentors, Fawzy wanted more. MIT Open Learning’sContinue Reading