Rescuers in Indonesia are racing to save students trapped under unstable concrete after an Islamic school collapsed. At least one student was killed, and dozens are injured, as teams push oxygen and water through fractured rubble in hopes of saving more lives.

Kim Soo Hyun is caught in a firestorm of accusations that he has been two-timing, prompting massive backlash from Korean netizens. Many feel this controversy has tarnished his public image, fueling intense discourse online.

While canvassing door to door for his local campaign, politician Kris Johns encountered Jake Sanford, who questioned him on guns, Mormons, and the LDS church. Johns recalls that Sanford repeatedly referred to Mormons as “the Antichrist,” just days before an attack on a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

In the aftermath of a church shooting in Michigan, community members came together in heartfelt prayer. Led by Pastor Jeffrey Heimsoth, residents offered support, reflecting the city’s shared commitment to comfort, faith, and healing.

A Saratoga County couple and their daughter are suing a local pilot after a plane crash on Great Sacandaga Lake two years ago. The family alleges negligence, seeking legal recourse for the incident that thrust them into a harrowing situation.

Troy Aikman, an ESPN commentator, unleashed sharp criticism of the NFL’s officiating during the Denver Broncos’ 28-3 win over the Cincinnati Bengals. He believes some penalty flags were unwarranted and insists he will not remain silent about it.

Anniston’s search for its next city manager is set to advance with interviews at the Anniston City Meeting Center. However, the process is already drawing scrutiny from incoming council members, who have voiced concerns about the hiring procedure.

President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are expected to brief a global gathering of military commanders in Quantico. With the country on the brink of a government shutdown, Trump is also pitching a plan aimed at ending the war in Gaza and freeing hostages held by Hamas.

Bay Area electric vehicle owners will lose their right to drive alone in carpool lanes once the Clean Air Vehicle Decal Program ends at midnight on Tuesday. This program also offered reduced tolls for eligible drivers, but the expiration signals a significant shift for commuters throughout the region.

Over three million birds at a Jefferson County poultry farm may soon be disposed of amid a bird flu outbreak. Concerned residents in nearby Palmyra are calling for greater oversight and transparency in handling this massive operation.

The Pittsburgh Steelers claimed a 24-21 victory over the Minnesota Vikings in Dublin, Ireland, pushing their record to 3-1. Yet despite the impressive win, a reported devastating injury may undercut the team’s trade options going forward.

In a sudden turn of events, Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill was carted off the field with a severe left leg injury. He was immediately taken to a hospital, leaving fans and teammates anxiously awaiting updates.

Tyreek Hill, now a Miami Dolphins wide receiver, was carted off the field on Monday night following a gruesome leg injury. Patrick Mahomes, his former teammate, shared his prayers on social media, tempering any renewed talk of a future reunion.

The Bruce Bochy era with the Texas Rangers has officially come to an end. On Monday, the team confirmed both sides have mutually agreed to part ways, signaling a new leadership direction for the ballclub.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has denounced the Trump administration’s deployment of armed Border Patrol and immigration officers in Chicago and other parts of the state. Calling it an “attack on Americans,” he expressed deep concern over the presence of masked agents at a news conference Monday.

Russia unleashed a barrage of drone and missile fire on Ukraine, killing at least four people and wounding 70. The heaviest damage was reported in Kyiv, which has not seen such an assault since last month’s deadly air attack.

The Green Bay Packers found themselves in the spotlight after head coach Matt LaFleur mishandled the clock in a decisive moment. When asked to explain the oversight, LaFleur’s response was criticized as a “bad excuse,” igniting debate among fans and sports analysts alike.

Harvard’s latest insights on emotional intelligence highlight five simple habits, combining modern research with timeless teachings from Socrates and Warren Buffett. Although details on each habit weren’t included, the article underscores the profound effect high EQ can have on both personal and professional success.

First Brands, a US auto parts maker, has filed for bankruptcy after borrowing billions in private markets. The collapse has unsettled Wall Street, with many fearing multibillion-dollar losses.

Naufal Takdir Al Bari, a 19-year-old Olympic hopeful, has died 12 days after suffering a severe neck injury in a foam pit during training. Authorities have launched an investigation into the tragic incident. His untimely passing comes as a shock to the sports world, which had high hopes for his future.

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told the United Nations that his country has no intention of attacking Europe but will retaliate strongly if provoked. While tensions rise with NATO, Lavrov also adopted a noticeably measured tone toward the United States.