Here's how you could own a piece of the original Notre Dame Cathedral
The Notre Dame Cathedral reopened last year after a devastating fire occurred at the historic landmark in 2019.
US tourist who took baby wombat in Australia could have visa canceled, official says
An Instagram influencer is facing criticism after a social media video reportedly captured her running off with a baby wombat in Australia.
Americans jailed in Kuwait on drug charges released, including military contractors
Kuwait has freed several American prisoners, including veterans and military contractors, following diplomatic efforts by the Trump administration.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred exposes 130-year-old shipwreck in Australia
The aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred in Australia included the uncovering of a shipwreck which was driven ashore more than 130 years ago at Dicky Beach.
Billy Joel delays concerts after recent surgery: See the list
Billy Joel had surgery recently and needs time to recover.
Turkish official pledges to enact law to cull stray dogs after 2-year-old’s death
A young girl died after being attacked by stray dogs last week in Turkey.
Who is Mark Carney, the new prime minister of Canada?
Mark Carney, the new prime minister of Canada who will replace Justin Trudeau, has helped run two economies in crisis before and will now try to steer Canada through a looming trade war brought by Trump.
Mark Carney to replace Justin Trudeau as Canada's prime minister
Canada will have a new prime minister in coming days amid a trade war with the U.S. and an annexation threat by President Donald Trump.
Ryan Wedding, ex-Olympian-turned drug kingpin, added to FBI 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list
The FBI has named Canadian ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding as one of America’s top 10 most-wanted fugitives. Wedding is accused of ordering murders in Ontario to protect his drug empire.
Jersey shore property owners express concern about Canadian tourism for summer season
Canadians make up a large portion of booking in Wildwood for decades, but, property owners are worried anti-American sentiment coupled with concern over the exchange rate and inflation, may keep Canadian tourists away.
China warns US it is ready for ‘any type of war’ as trade tensions escalate
China has warned it is ready for "any type of war" in response to President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods. The statement comes as Beijing boosts defense spending and tensions escalate.
Will Canadians continue to flock to Wildwood in the summer?
In Wildwood local officials say Canadian’s make up 10 percent of tourism revenue and actively market in Quebec and Ontario.
What is NATO? Calls for US exit spark debate over alliance’s future
As some Republican lawmakers push for the US to leave NATO, questions arise about the alliance's role, history, and impact on global security. Here's what to know.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pauses US cyberoperations against Russia
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has paused offensive cyberoperations against Russia by US Cyber Command, a move that national security experts warn could weaken US cyber defenses.
Trump doubles tariffs on China, citing fentanyl
President Trump has doubled tariffs on China to 20% and confirmed 25% duties on imports from Mexico and Canada, citing fentanyl trafficking and trade imbalances.
Toronto fans boo US national anthem at WWE match; Pat McAfee responds
The latest booing comes amid rising geopolitical tension and a sports rivalry between the two nations.
Famed snowboarder Luke 'The Dingo' Trembath dead at 38; tributes from Tony Hawk, others pour in
Tributes from Tony Hawk and others are pouring in for the famed snowboarder.
Zelenskyy, Trump, Vance argue in front of media in Oval Office
A visit from the President of Ukraine, aimed at easing tensions and future support, cut short, as President Trump claimed disrespect after a contentious debate.
From Trump and Zelenskyy to history’s most heated presidential exchanges
President Donald Trump’s tense Oval Office meeting with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the latest in a history of heated presidential clashes with world leaders.
Boris Spassky, Soviet chess champ who lost Cold War’s ‘Match of the Century,’ dies at 88
Soviet chess legend Boris Spassky, who lost the 1972 "Match of the Century" to American Bobby Fischer in a Cold War-era showdown, has died at 88. The match, viewed as a symbolic battle between the U.S. and Soviet Union, ended the USSR’s long-standing dominance in chess.