World
Latest World news from around the world
Guinness brewery that welcomed 2 million visitors closing its doors for good
One of America's two Guinness breweries, leaving 174 Aramark employees out of work. The facility's last day open to the public will be Nov. 1.
Caitlin Clark's Fever set a TV ratings bar the WNBA semifinal openers could not come close to reaching
Indiana Fever regular-season games averaged 2.32 million viewers on major networks, more than double Sunday's WNBA semifinal openers on ABC and NBC.
Tyreek Hill denies most abuse claims but admits to shoving wife into wall in explosive testimony
Tyreek Hill admitted to pushing Lakeeta Vaccaro Hill into a wall and threatening her but denied multiple other battery allegations on the witness stand.
Pennsylvania high school district unveils plans for gender-neutral ‘universal toilet rooms’
Strath Haven High School's $76 million renovation includes "universal toilet rooms" on every floor, with cameras and walled-off stalls to curb loitering.
Anti-Zuckerberg movie 'The Social Reckoning' takes critical heat on both sides of political aisle
Aaron Sorkin's "The Social Reckoning" faced blistering critiques from both conservatives and liberals, currently sitting at 59% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Human vs ChatGPT NFL Week 5 betting picks: AI wins a round, but the human still leads the season
ChatGPT finally beat the human analyst for a week, but the human still leads the season race as their NFL Week 5 cards collide over the 49ers and Seahawks.
Woman, 87, dies after being carried from home of 70 years on stretcher during eviction in Spain
Maricarmen Abascal's eviction from her Madrid apartment of 70 years sparked massive protests, but her death has now deepened Spain's housing crisis.
Columbia University faces backlash over serving 'October 7th blush sauce' on campus menu
Columbia University's dining hall menu listed "October 7th" next to "blush sauce" on the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, sparking immediate backlash.
Pentagon confirms Fort Hood terrorist's firing squad execution will be livestreamed: 'Details will follow'
The Pentagon confirms Fort Hood terrorist Nidal Hasan's firing squad execution will be livestreamed, according to a Pentagon official.
Will Major League Baseball still lock players out after 2026 postseason proves owners wrong?
Major League Baseball's salary cap campaign takes a hit as four of the final five 2026 playoff teams rank in the bottom 11 in player payroll.
Intruder breaches airport security, takes stolen tarmac vehicle on reckless rampage
Video shows a Delta passenger allegedly driving a stolen Alaska Airlines tug across the John Wayne Airport tarmac before crashing into another vehicle. The man...
Oklahoma dismisses freshman wide receiver Jahsiear Rogers days before Red River Rivalry
Jahsiear Rogers, a four-star recruit, was dismissed from Oklahoma football days before the Red River Rivalry, reinforcing Brent Venables' standards.