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Deep-Sea Discovery: Scientists Capture Footage of Deepest Fish Ever Filmed At a staggering depth of 8,336 meters (over 27,000 feet), researchers from the University of Western Australia and Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology have made the deepest-ever fish film in the northern...

Margot Robbie comes to defence of Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff in Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights adaptation, saying "he is Heathcliff" and likening him to Daniel Day-Lewis. The film has faced criticism over its casting and changes made by Fennell, particularly regarding Elordi's character...

US Environmental Agency Abandons Tough Soot Pollution Standards, Citing Lack of Authority Under Biden Administration In a move that has sparked widespread concern over public health, the Trump administration is seeking to scrap a rule that sets stringent standards for deadly soot pollution. The...

Graeme Green, a renowned British photographer, has taken it upon himself to reclaim the narrative on endangered wildlife. The "New Big Five" is no longer reserved for trophy hunters in Africa but instead represents five animals that are critically at risk and require our attention. In 2021, a...

The pound has staged an impressive comeback this year, surpassing even the most optimistic expectations. Having plummeted to record lows in 2022 following Prime Minister Liz Truss's budget plans, the currency has now reached its highest level against the US dollar in over a decade. Sterling hit...

The Guardian's latest newsletter, 'Well Actually', promises to deliver practical advice, expert insights, and answers to your burning questions on how to live a good life. This weekly email aims to provide subscribers with valuable content that will help them navigate the complexities of health...

The Bourse de Commerce, originally built as a wheat silo and exchange in the 1760s, now houses an impressive collection of over 10,000 works by prominent artists. American artist Meg Webster's sculptures occupy a central space within this building, standing out for their primal, oddly vulnerable...

A Sea of Hope: Thousands Gather for NYC Mayoral Rally Just days from the highly anticipated New York City mayoral election, hundreds of thousands of enthusiastic supporters poured into Forest Hills stadium in Queens to show their backing for Zohran Mamdani, a grassroots Democrat candidate. In...

OPEC+ Has Unleashed a Price Hike for US Drivers, as the "Inflation Monster" Roars Back to Life A surprise move by OPEC+ to slash oil production has sent shockwaves through the global energy market, with crude prices surging and gas futures soaring. The group's decision to cut oil output by more...

President Donald Trump has confirmed in a recent public appearance that he's demanding $230 million in compensation from the Justice Department for the federal investigations into him. This revelation comes as no surprise to those familiar with Trump's history of allegations and lawsuits, but it...

The French government's prized museum, the Louvre, was left vulnerable to theft due in part to its antiquated security measures. According to director Laurence des Cars, a weak and "aging" CCTV system around the perimeter of the museum failed to spot thieves who made off with €88m worth of...

The heist that's got everyone talking in Paris right now is one of the most brazen and shocking museum robberies in decades - the €88m (£76m) jewel heist at the Louvre. On Sunday, a gang of four men broke into the Apollo gallery, smashing two display cases containing some of France's most...

Construction on President Trump's planned ballroom addition to the White House has begun, contrary to his earlier claims that it would "interfere" with the existing structure. The East Wing of the White House, which is home to the first lady's office and staff, has been partially demolished as...

A deadly flare-up in the Gaza Strip has tested the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, with a series of deadly strikes launched by the Israeli military, resulting in at least 45 Palestinian deaths. The violence broke out after two Israeli soldiers were killed in an attack on the southern...

Congressional Gridlock Hinges on Trust, Not Policy A growing distrust between Democrats and Republicans is hindering efforts to end the government shutdown, with lawmakers from both parties struggling to find common ground. The impasse is largely driven by a lack of trust, which has been...

British Volunteer Struggles to Cope with War Trauma in Ukraine For 24-year-old Akula, joining the fight against Russian forces in Ukraine was a matter of patriotism and duty. But what he experienced during his time on the front lines would leave even the most seasoned soldiers shaken. The...

A lone North Korean soldier walked across a heavily fortified border in one of the most secure areas between two bitter enemies, marking the first reported defection by a North Korean soldier through this route since last August. According to the South Korean military, the defector expressed a...

A Polish judge has turned down a request to extradite a Ukrainian suspect linked to the sabotage of Russia's Nord Stream gas pipelines. Volodymyr Zhuravlyov, who is suspected by Germany of involvement in the 2022 underwater explosion, walked out of court free after the judge deemed his actions...

In a closely contested match at Craven Cottage, Arsenal took all three points from Fulham with a solitary goal in the 66th minute. The Gunners' win sees them climb to fourth place in the Premier League table. The first half was marked by neither team creating any clear-cut chances, with both...

Mississippi Town Sues Biomass Firm Over Toxic Emissions Permit A small Mississippi town is taking a UK-owned biomass firm to court after it was granted a permit to increase emissions at its wood pellet production plant. The Amite county facility, owned by Drax Biomass, has been cited for...