Wrestling fans could see several surprise appearances at Monday night's WWE Raw event in New York City.
BTS's Arirang Sells 641,000 Albums in First WeekFans have embraced BTS's new music, making their comeback album a massive success following its long-awaited return.
Comedian Alex Duong, 42, dies after cancerThe family of comedian Alex Duong, including his wife Cristina and five-year-old daughter Everest, are grieving his passing.
Four Astronauts Target April 1 Moon LaunchNASA's Artemis II will be the first crewed mission beyond low Earth orbit since 1972, on a journey lasting approximately ten days.
What Saudi Arabia Demands Before Joining Abraham AccordsThe Abraham Accords are 2020 agreements normalising ties between Israel and Arab states including the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco and Sudan, driven partly by shared concerns over Iran.
Why Did Iran Target Gulf Aluminium Plants Specifically?Eight people were injured and significant damage occurred at major Gulf industrial sites following Iranian attacks.
Man shot dead in London car by suspect on bikeA murder investigation has begun following a fatal shooting, with no arrests made so far.
UK Demands Hard Cap in EU Youth Scheme TalksYoung people could live and work in the UK and Europe under a new scheme.
Tottenham manager leaves after 44 days, 1935 record brokenRelegation looms for Tottenham, one point above the Premier League's bottom three.
How Far Is Russia Willing to Go in Supporting Iran?Russia is providing some support to Iran, mainly through intelligence sharing and possible satellite assistance, but analysts say its role remains restrained.
Gaza Palestinians face food, water, medicine shortages despite ceasefire.Palestinians in Gaza are facing worsening humanitarian conditions despite a ceasefire, with ongoing airstrikes, shortages of food, water and medicine, and widespread displacement.
413,793 KitKats stolen, Easter chocolate supply reducedA truck carrying over 413,000 KitKat bars owned by Nestlé has been stolen while traveling from Italy to Poland, raising concerns about potential shortages ahead of Easter.
70 Britons Arrested in UAE Over Attack VideosBritish citizens in the UAE risk harsh legal penalties, including up to 10 years in prison, for sharing images or videos of Iranian attacks.
Iran hits US aircraft, Gulf infrastructure in widening retaliationIran has reportedly struck US surveillance aircraft and refuelling tankers, marking a new phase in its retaliation during the ongoing conflict.
All 8 xAI co-founders depart, raising stability questionsxAI has now seen eight of its original co-founders depart, with Ross Nordeen becoming the latest to exit.
Apple leans on devices and services in AI resetApple is reshaping its AI strategy by doubling down on its core strength—integrating artificial intelligence into its hardware and services ecosystem rather than competing directly with standalone AI platforms.
Verstappen says Red Bull struggles put them in midfieldMax Verstappen admitted Red Bull Racing are currently off the pace and competing in the midfield rather than at the front.
Japan's SDF shifts to combat training in PhilippinesJapan is set to deepen its military involvement in joint exercises with the Philippines, marking a significant shift in its regional security role.
China patrols Scarborough Shoal with naval, air, coast guard.China carried out naval, air and coast guard patrols around the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, according to its military.
Why Did Trump Skip His Own CPAC This Year?Public discomfort grew over the Iran war and its economic impact, including rising gas prices.
28-year-old Dembele feels career is currently his bestOusmane Dembele's strong form helped Paris Saint-Germain achieve their first Champions League title.
Who Are the Houthis and What Do They Want?The Houthis are a Zaydi Shia movement that seized Sanaa and much of northern Yemen in 2014, triggering a Saudi-led military coalition in 2015.
Australia Introduces Free Public Transport Amid Iran-Driven Energy CrisisVictoria and Tasmania have made public transport free as fuel prices spike due to disruptions linked to the Iran conflict.
Drivers Urge F1 Safety Reviews After Suzuka AccidentConcerns regarding driver safety have been raised following a high-speed accident at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Russell says strong pace could have won Japanese GP.George Russell expressed frustration after a difficult qualifying session for the Japanese Grand Prix, where he felt he had the potential for a stronger result.
Israel Strikes and US Troop Surge Strain Pakistan’s Mediation EffortsEscalating Israeli attacks on Iran and a growing US military buildup in the Gulf are undermining Pakistan’s attempts to broker peace.
Iranian Lawmakers Push to Exit Nuclear Treaty Amid Intensifying StrikesIranian lawmakers are advocating withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty as US and Israeli attacks hit nuclear facilities and industrial sites.
Thomas Markle, 81, Finds Love With Nurse, 46After years of anguish, Meghan Markle's 81-year-old father, Thomas Markle, has found joy and feels blessed again.
Football fans rarely stop supporting their clubsMany people consider supporting a football team a lifelong commitment, often decided during childhood.
Zelenskyy claims Russia provides intelligence for Iran attacks on US forces.Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia is assisting Iran in attacks on U.S.
Kimi Antonelli wins Japanese GP, becomes youngest championship leader.Kimi Antonelli claimed victory at the Japanese Grand Prix, securing back-to-back wins and moving to the top of the drivers’ standings.
Derby Man in 30s Arrested After Car Hits PedestriansSeveral people sustained injuries, some serious, following a vehicle striking them in Derby city centre.
Who Controls OnlyFans Now That Radvinsky Is Gone?The future of OnlyFans is uncertain following its owner's death.
War Escalates: New Fronts Open in Middle EastThousands have died and global energy markets face disruption from the spreading Iran conflict.
83% of Teachers Cite Staff Gaps in SENDMany children needing special education support may not receive it, as schools lack enough staff.
Badenoch Launches "Get Britain Drilling" Campaign MondayUK household energy bills are unlikely to fall with more North Sea drilling, according to experts.
Houthis Enter War, Red Sea at RiskA key global trade route faces new dangers, threatening further damage to the world's economy and energy supplies.
Mosul Airstrike Kills Two Iraqi Police OfficersAttacks across the Middle East this weekend caused deaths, injuries, and property damage.
Four people arrested after Leeds woman's deathA young woman was found gravely injured on a Leeds street, leading to her death.