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Cecilia Giménez, the Spanish pensioner whose earnest retouching of a church fresco birthed the viral "Monkey Christ," has died at 94, leaving Borja a richer town in both purse and spirit.
Cecilia Giménez, whose well-intentioned brushstrokes on a Spanish church fresco birthed the viral “Monkey Christ,” has died at 94.
FBI says ex-soldier admitted building the Capitol Hill pipe bombs; judge to decide on detention Friday.
Leaked images reveal Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra will sport a fluid, sloped camera bump, sparking heated debate among fans and shaking up the premium phone race.
Israel’s decision to block Doctors Without Borders and other aid groups from entering Gaza has left hospitals without critical supplies and intensified fears of a medical collapse.
Iranian cities saw a third night of clashes as the rial hit a record low, sparking fears of broader strikes and a fresh oil-price spike.
Juvenile lobsters are crowding into reefs that promise company but deliver starvation and predation, according to a new tracking study.
A catenary-cable failure has shut the Channel Tunnel, forcing Eurostar to cancel all trains and sending thousands of passengers hunting for ferries and flights.
Mortgage rates have fallen below 6.6%, trimming monthly payments, but soaring down-payment demands still keep homeownership out of reach for many Americans.
More than 4,300 chain restaurants closed in 2025 as labor, rent and food inflation outpaced diners’ willingness to pay.