Why it could take time for a new Israeli government to form

Kate Middleton shares new family photo from mountain challenge she took on after cancer treatment

Kate Middleton has shared an unseen photograph featuring Prince William, their three children and mountain rescue volunteers. The picture was taken after she completed Britain's National Three Peaks Challenge in June 2026 to support a cancer charity following her cancer treatment. She posted the photograph on October 25 to mark Mountain Rescue Awareness Day and thank volunteers for their service.

2,000-year-old Roman emperor's marble torso sold for $34.26 million in October 2026

A stunning marble torso of a Roman emperor made headlines at an auction, fetching an astounding $34.26 million, breaking previous records. This remarkable piece, which was sold for only $7.36 million in 2010, showcases its enduring appeal. With its origins in ancient Rome, the sculpture highlights military honor and divine connection, and it has been featured in significant museum displays across the US.

13,800-year-old Alaska campsite reveals tools, a hearth and clues to early life near Beringia

Archaeological research at Shég’ Xdaltth’í’ in Alaska revealed a rich site dating back 13,800 years. The site included stone tools, animal remains, and evidence of a possible shelter. Researchers identified activities such as food processing, toolmaking, and clothing production among early inhabitants. Comparisons with similar tools in Siberia suggest cultural connections across the Bering Land Bridge.

Dyslexic campaigner wins national award after 25 years of helping vulnerable families in England

Andy Willis received the Community Shining Star Award at the Dyslexia Awards 2026 held in Telford. He has been a community campaigner for 25 years, supporting vulnerable individuals and families in Banburyshire. Known as the 'People’s Champion', he founded the Banburyshire Advice Centre to help residents navigate support systems. His extensive voluntary work has contributed to raising awareness of dyslexia and the support available.

Truce begins in Ukraine city where residents ate weeds to survive

The ceasefire in Oleshky, secured by US First Lady Melania Trump, is meant to allow aid deliveries and the evacuation of civilians.

Nevada couple donates $150 million for state’s first children’s hospital

Pokimane reveals why she stayed silent after Atrioc’s deepfake controversy in 2023

Pokimane has expressed the discomfort and trauma she experienced due to Atrioc’s deepfake scandal, which exploited her likeness. She revealed that her initial silence was a result of feeling exposed and vulnerable after the incident. While Atrioc has attempted to financially counteract the damage by removing the deepfakes, Pokimane made it clear that the emotional scars remain.

Oklahoma Man Faces Felony Charges Over Alleged $5.4 Million Mansion Inheritance Claim

In a shocking act of deception, Antonio Moore from Oklahoma attempted to unlawfully claim a lavish $5.4 million mansion. After being denied inheritance claims, he repeatedly submitted fraudulent paperwork to the county clerk's office. The rightful owner uncovered suspicious alterations in utility services and discovered an illegal loan request backed by the property.

Bukayo Saka wins 2026 Socrates Award for his humanitarian work

Beck's former Hollywood Hills home, once featured on TV renovation show, sold to Robert Pattinson for $5.3 million

In a noteworthy real estate move, Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse have purchased a stunning Spanish Colonial Revival home in Hollywood Hills for $5.3 million. This elegant property, once owned by musician Beck and actress Marissa Ribisi, showcases modern renovations by designer Jeff Lewis. With three spacious bedrooms and beautifully landscaped outdoor areas, it blends luxury and privacy seamlessly.

Global leaders congratulate Trump critic Lula on reelection in Brazil

BRAZIL — Regional and world leaders congratulated Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva after he defeated challenger Flavio Bolsonaro to win an unprecedented fourth term. Latin America’s left-leaning leaders were especially quick to react, but conservative presidents across the region also acknowledged Lula’s victory and emphasized the need for their countries to cooperate with