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Think you noticed every detail of the Stranger Things tour? Millie Bobby Brown reveals the real reason why she only wore black. It wasn’t just a style choice, but it was a strategic statement. Here is the secret behind the star's method of dressing.

Swedish parents get about 16 months of paid leave ⁠in total. Out of this leave, 90 days are reserved for each parent individually and cannot be transferred to the other. However, if a parent does not utilise their allotted number of leaves, they are forfeited.

The bhaukaal of Mirzapur is officially returning. This time, the intense burst won't be heard on small phone screens, however, it will be experienced on the big screens as the critically acclaimed show makes its comeback in the form of a movie.

First responders and rescue teams face an unforgiving race against the clock to pull survivors from the rubble after devastating twin earthquakes jolt Venezuela. Entire neighborhoods have been reduced to debris fields, leaving local infrastructure completely shattered and cutting off vital access to water, power, and medical care. With thousands of displaced families already forced into makeshift camps, a multi-million dollar global relief web is spinning up rapidly to prevent a secondary humanitarian catastrophe.

The current Ivory Coast national team has done what the likes of Didier Drogba and Yaya Toure couldn't, reaching the knockout stages for the first time in World Cup history.

Japan is on high alert as two tropical storms approach, bringing torrential rain, landslide risks and widespread transport disruptions. Authorities have urged nearly one million people to evacuate, while hundreds of flights and train services have been cancelled.

A major update has emerged in the Ayodhya Ram Temple donation case as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) examines internal audit reports and CCTV footage during its probe. Reports suggest alleged discrepancies between donation slips and official records, with claims of multiple irregularities being reviewed. The investigation has also triggered administrative changes, with a top official resigning, as per sources, adding further seriousness to the ongoing scrutiny.

A new report highlights how billionaires including Elon Musk and George Soros are emerging as major financial forces in the U.S. election campaign landscape. Political fundraising is surging to record levels, with Republicans reportedly leading the cash race as spending intensifies ahead of polls. The growing influence of ultra-wealthy donors is reshaping campaign strategies, raising fresh debates about money, power, and political influence in American democracy.

South Korea is set to train 500,000 drone operators as part of a major national security and technology initiative. The move comes amid growing concerns over North Korea and highlights Seoul’s push to expand drone capabilities for both civilian and defence applications.

The FIFA World Cup is driving a massive surge in global betting activity, with bookmakers and prediction markets witnessing record participation. The expanded 48-team format has created more matches, more outcomes and greater engagement from fans worldwide. As technology reshapes the industry, sports betting and prediction platforms are becoming a major part of the tournament experience, opening a new chapter in how millions interact with football's biggest event.

NASA has revealed how antimatter propulsion could revolutionise space travel and dramatically reduce journey times to Mars. Scientists believe the technology could one day make interplanetary missions faster, more efficient and more practical for future human exploration.

The first-ever World Cup own goal was scored by Mexico’s 18-year-old defender Manuel Rosas during a 3-0 defeat to Chile at the inaugural tournament in 1930.

Poland is on course to overtake the United Kingdom in GDP per capita adjusted for purchasing power, according to multiple economic projections. Once considered one of Europe's emerging economies, Poland has recorded decades of rapid growth, rising incomes and expanding industrial strength. Meanwhile, Britain has faced years of sluggish productivity growth, weak investment and economic stagnation. What explains Poland's remarkable rise? And what does it reveal about the changing balance of economic power in Europe?

EU governments’ climate ministers gathered in Luxembourg on Thursday for a long day of talks, but one fresh-faced participant drew attention at the negotiating table: a three-month-old baby. Swedish climate minister Romina Pourmokhtari brought her son, Adam, to the EU council meeting to highlight the benefits of parental leave policies that do not force women to choose between work and family responsibilities.

The dramatic footage of the aircraft crash showed debris falling from the 108-storey CITIC Tower also known as China Zun.

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has announced that the state will move ahead with implementing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) through due legal process. A UCC Bill is expected to be introduced in the Assembly during the ongoing budget session, marking a significant political and legislative development. If tabled, the proposal could become one of the most closely watched policy moves in the state ahead of upcoming elections.

A U.S. federal judge has ordered the Justice Department to either release unredacted versions of key files related to Jeffrey Epstein or clearly justify why the information remains hidden. The directive comes amid a lawsuit challenging alleged improper redactions by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay marked the International Day Against Drug Abuse by participating in and completing a 6-kilometre anti-drug marathon at Chennai's Marina Beach. In a departure from the usual practice of merely flagging off such events, Vijay ran the entire distance alongside participants, using the occasion to promote fitness, youth awareness and a drug-free Tamil Nadu. The event drew large crowds and highlighted the state's campaign against substance abuse.

A new report highlights how billionaires including Elon Musk and George Soros are emerging as major financial forces in the U.S. election campaign landscape. Political fundraising is surging to record levels, with Republicans reportedly leading the cash race as spending intensifies ahead of polls. The growing influence of ultra-wealthy donors is reshaping campaign strategies, raising fresh debates about money, power, and political influence in American democracy.