President Biden spoke with families of three Americans held by the Taliban, as negotiations for their release continue amidst uncertainty.

Los Angeles wildfires have destroyed vital outdoor education sanctuaries, impacting families and children's learning experiences.

JD Vance asserts that those who engaged in violence during the Capitol riot should not receive pardons, contrasting with Trump's clemency plans.

Exit polls indicate Zoran Milanovic's overwhelming victory in Croatia's presidential runoff, securing nearly 78% against Dragan Primorac.

Wildfires in Los Angeles have resulted in 16 fatalities and 16 missing persons as strong winds return, raising severe fire weather warnings.

Italy has released Mohammad Abedini, an Iranian citizen wanted by the US for a drone attack in Jordan that killed three Americans.

China’s health authorities report a decline in human metapneumovirus infections, reassuring the public of adequate medical resources and immunity.

Bangladesh's foreign ministry summoned Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma due to rising border tensions stemming from alleged fencing attempts.

Speculation arises on the attendance of British royals Prince William and Kate Middleton at Trump's inauguration, amid expert opinions on political neutrality.

Explore the wildfires in Los Angeles, the survival of palm trees, and the theories surrounding their resilience amidst destruction.

The death toll from a coal mine explosion in Balochistan, Pakistan, has reached 11. Rescue efforts continue amid hazardous conditions and safety concerns.

A Mississippi police officer has been suspended without pay following a chase that resulted in three fatalities. Investigation ongoing.

Early estimates suggest LA County wildfires could incur losses between USD 135 billion and USD 150 billion, marking a historic disaster.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dispatched the Mossad director to Qatar for ceasefire negotiations, indicating progress in talks regarding Gaza.

Bangladesh's Supreme Court confirms the High Court's decision to dismiss five labour law cases against Muhammad Yunus, citing no legal weaknesses.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dispatched the Mossad director to Qatar for ceasefire negotiations amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.

The US has announced a $25 million bounty for Nicolas Maduro's capture, signalling escalating tensions with Venezuela and global condemnation of his regime.

In January 2025, wildfires in Los Angeles, driven by Santa Ana winds, scorched nearly 36,000 acres, displacing 180,000 residents and causing severe destruction.

Rudy Giuliani faces contempt of court for spreading falsehoods about Georgia election workers, risking jail time for further violations.

Puerto Rico's new natural resources secretary has shelved an investigation into illegal construction allegations involving Governor Jenniffer González's in-laws.

The Trump Organisation's new ethics agreement permits private foreign deals, diverging from past restrictions on foreign company engagements.

The US will return USD 52.8 million linked to former Nigerian oil minister Diezani Alison-Madueke as part of a corruption investigation.

Greenland's Prime Minister Múte B. Egede states his people do not wish to become Americans, despite US interest in the territory's strategic location.

An attacker inspired by the Islamic State fired at police during a New Orleans incident, leading to his fatal shooting by officers.

Militants inflicted heavy losses on Benin's armed forces in a recent attack, highlighting the growing threat of jihadi expansion in West Africa.