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Tragedy strikes Crans-Montana as deadly fire at Le Constellation bar claims 40 lives and injures 119 during New Year's Eve celebration

An exclusive interview with Harvey Weinstein from Rikers Island reveals his current state, lack of contrition, and the stark contrast to his past Hollywood power. Examining his physical decline and continued denial amidst pending legal battles.

An Arkansas man awaiting trial for murder has secured the Republican nomination for sheriff in Lonoke County, raising significant questions about legality, public trust, and the election process.

Nine injured in a mass shooting at Riverfront Live in Cincinnati. Two suspects arrested and charged as city officials vow to combat gun violence.

Prog metal band Everon returns after a 16-year hiatus with "Shells," a new album driven by songwriter Oliver Philipps' unexpected resurgence of creativity and a surprising label option.

Popular Florida rapper Lil Poppa (Janarious Wheeler) has died at 25, with authorities investigating the cause of death. Wheeler recently released a new single.

After capturing hearts worldwide clinging to a plush toy, baby Japanese macaque "Punch" has successfully integrated with his troop at Ichikawa City Zoo, marking a heartwarming triumph of careful reintroduction efforts and social bonding.

Mets Spring Training is buzzing with Francisco Álvarez's elite fitness, Christian Scott's confident return from Tommy John, and Jonah Tong's unexpected rise, amidst NL East shifts and MLB free agency action. Steve Cohen weighs in on team outlook.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has firmly stated that elections will not be held until a full ceasefire is in place, dismissing US pressure and rumors of an anniversary announcement.

Actor James Van Der Beek, known for his iconic role as Dawson Leery, has died at 48 from colorectal cancer. His wife, Kimberly, shared the news, highlighting his courage and grace.

Ten people, including the shooter, are dead after a mass shooting at a high school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, shaking Canada with an event rare in its history.

India's Ministry of External Affairs strongly rejected claims linking Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Jeffrey Epstein's files, calling them "trashy ruminations" by a convicted criminal.

Sunetra Pawar appointed Maharashtra's first woman Deputy Chief Minister, receiving key portfolios. This comes amidst an explosion in Iran, Gaza ceasefire developments, and security threats in India.

Explore the top stories from January 28, covering Bill Belichick's Pro Football Hall of Fame eligibility, Caitlin Clark's new broadcast role, the passing of Maine's 'lobster lady,' and ongoing challenges for TikTok.

Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar and four others have died in a plane crash near Baramati, Pune. An investigation by the AAIB is underway.

NPR's "All Things Considered" highlights Minnesota's plea for reduced immigration enforcement, Rubio's critical roles, and global crises from Gaza to Myanmar.

India secures a dominant win in the U-19 World Cup while international diplomacy unfolds between Ukraine and Russia, and domestic news highlights critical issues and events.

India bowls out New Zealand in U19 World Cup, Gaza civil defense reports drone strike, Trump discusses seized Venezuelan oil, and more in a day of diverse global events.

Pasadena Unified students return to school after devastating Eaton Fire forced closures and damaged several campuses, with a focus on healing and recovery.

Spain's worst train accident in over a decade kills 43, injures 292 when two high-speed trains collide near Adamuz in Córdoba on January 18.