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For the third time in six weeks, PG&E blackouts plunge 7,800 Richmond District homes into darkness, igniting fury over delayed repairs and lost wages.
From Marvel’s first R-rated cosmic epic to an indie iPhone drama that sold for $18 million, here are the eight films everyone will be talking about in 2026.
Anthony Joshua survives a deadly Lagos crash that killed one man and clouds the boxing star’s comeback plans.
National Guard troops vanished from Chicago, LA, and Portland overnight after a surprise White House order, leaving cities to confront rising violence with depleted ranks.
Global equities just closed out a rare trifecta—three straight years of double-digit gains—despite inflation shocks, wars and supply-chain chaos.
EU foreign-policy chief Josep Borrell rejects Russia’s accusation that Ukraine targeted Moscow with drones, calling it a pretext for fresh strikes.
A suicide bomber struck a police checkpoint in Aleppo's al-Hamdaniyeh district, killing one officer and reviving fears of renewed violence in the war-scarred Syrian city.
EU foreign-policy head Josep Borrell rebuffed Russia’s claim that Ukraine attacked state buildings, citing U.S. intelligence that traces the drones to Russian soil.
A missed flight and Christmas quarrel ended Trevon Diggs’ Cowboys tenure; Green Bay claimed the star corner off waivers within hours.
The EU’s top envoy slams Moscow’s claim of a Ukrainian drone blitz as Washington clears Kyiv of targeting Putin, deepening the rift over alleged sabotage.