A minister has called for stricter action following tourist extortion incidents in Petaling Jaya, Annaba, and Jijel, raising concerns about the future of tourism in these key destinations. The recovery of these popular tourist spots is now in question as authorities respond to the crisis.

In a historic match, 45-year-old Venus Williams secured a remarkable victory that resonates beyond the tennis world, demonstrating that excellence knows no age limits.

As the WNBA reaches unprecedented levels of popularity and profitability, players are raising concerns over salaries that haven’t kept pace. With ongoing CBA negotiations and the shadow of a potential lockout, the league stands at a critical crossroads.

In an unprecedented gathering, all 12 living CIA directors come together to share their passionate disagreements about the agency’s past, current mission, and future. The CBS News special reveals the intense debates shaping the nation’s top intelligence agency.

In a significant development following the tragic death of actor Matthew Perry, Dr. Salvador Plasencia has pleaded guilty to illegally supplying him with ketamine. This marks the fourth guilty plea among the five individuals charged in connection with the “Friends” star’s overdose.

As the Buffalo Bills gear up for training camp, the competition for the backup quarterback position is heating up. With MVP-caliber Josh Allen leading the team, former Pro Bowl quarterback Mitchell Trubisky returns, bringing experience and an impressive 73% completion rate. The battle for the crucial backup role promises to be a focal point in the Bills’ pursuit of excellence.

Brian Maxwell departed this world on July 20, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of dignity and grace that touched all who knew him.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has denied resignation reports despite mounting pressure following his ruling party’s historic election loss. Instead, he is prioritizing the implementation of a new tariff agreement with the United States.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces increasing calls to resign following his ruling party’s historic loss in a weekend election. Ishiba has stated he will decide on his resignation after thoroughly reviewing a newly established tariff deal with the United States.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba stands firm against resignation calls following his party’s historic election defeat. Amid media speculation and political pressure, Ishiba emphasizes his commitment to implementing a new Japan-U.S. tariff agreement.

At 45, tennis icon Venus Williams continues to defy expectations, securing a tour victory in front of an electrified Citi Open crowd. Three decades after her debut at 14, she proves that age is just a number.

In the wake of a new trade deal with the United States, Japanese 10-year bond yields have surged to levels not seen since 2008, signaling a potential shift in the country’s economic trajectory. Investors are optimistic about potential rate hikes from the Bank of Japan, even as political uncertainty lingers in Tokyo.

With Anthony Elanga’s £52 million departure to Newcastle, Nottingham Forest turns to Dan Ndoye to reignite their attack. Discover how Ndoye’s driving runs and joyful play could make him the team’s next star.

In a recent decision, Sacramento’s city council has designated the former Land Park Bowl, also known as AMF Land Park Lanes, as a historic landmark, recognizing its significance in the community’s cultural heritage.

Nearly two years after Israel launched an offensive in response to Hamas’ 2023 attack, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are enduring relentless war and crippling hunger.

Authorities are cracking down on illegal vaping products designed to appeal to kids, many of which are cleverly disguised and unrecognizable as e-cigarettes.

In a blind taste test, NBC’s Gadi Schwartz and Dr. Akshay Syal compared Coca-Cola’s corn syrup and cane sugar formulas. The experiment not only explored flavor differences but also delved into the health implications of each sweetener.

Pete Crow-Armstrong, at just 23, has etched his name in Chicago Cubs history, joining only Ryne Sandberg and Sammy Sosa in an exclusive club. With numbers that keep climbing and August still ahead, Crow-Armstrong’s performance is turning heads across the league.

Veteran pharmaceutical leader Don DeGolyer, former CEO of Sandoz Inc., has co-founded Ategenos, a PharmaTech startup preparing for its public launch. The company aims to tackle the global crisis of medication non-adherence, a problem costing $1 trillion worldwide.

Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP has filed a class action lawsuit against RxSight, Inc., claiming that top executives made false and misleading statements in violation of federal securities laws. Investors who suffered substantial losses are encouraged to join the lawsuit before the September 22, 2025 deadline.

Residents of Thurston County may soon find relief as the weeks-long strike by Republic Services workers appears close to ending, with trash collection resuming in King and Snohomish Counties.