Political problems facing leaders, charitable endeavors of celebrities, secret bunkers for the extremely wealthy: A recap of today's news stories
Students at Utah Valley University returned to campus following a tragic incident, as conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot.
In the realm of global politics, it's worth noting that in every Latin American country, except one, at least one former leader is under judicial scrutiny. The identity of the country where no former head of government is under criminal investigation remains undisclosed in the provided search results.
Meanwhile, in the world of Hollywood, legendary actor and director Robert Redford's classic, understated elegance continues to influence American menswear.
Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro has faced the consequences of his actions, as he was convicted of plotting to overturn an election and sentenced to more than 27 years in prison.
In the realm of news media, CNN's "5 Things PM" newsletter, edited and produced by Kimberly Richardson and Chris Good, offers a concise summary of the day's headlines for those who wish to stay informed about current events in the morning.
Bob Dylan's shoutout to those who grow the food that ends famines during Live Aid in 1985 sparked decades of giving.
Tropical Storm Gabrielle formed, marking the end of the Atlantic's unusual drought.
In the world of luxury, Hermès handbags, Chanel bags, precious works of art, and limited-edition Pokémon cards are among the valuables being stored in high-security vaults.
Margherita Ciarletta, a 94-year-old woman in the Italian village of Scanno, is the last remaining connection to a lost way of life. She is popular with tourists for her daily attire, which consists of centuries-old traditional clothes.
A new study suggests that the Mediterranean diet lowers the risk for inflammation that leads to chronic disease and dementia.
Octopuses, like humans, favour specific arms for certain tasks. (Video)
A teenager named Amran Yasin Muse from a small town in Minnesota had a unique first flight experience in the middle of Times Square, courtesy of the American Express Project.
Finally, the Federal Reserve delivered the first interest rate cut of Trump's second term after a nine-month pause.
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- Tesla broadens its Indian footprint with a new showroom and Supercharger establishment
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