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Samsung's Harman is acquiring ZF's ADAS division for an estimated $1.76 billion, a strategic move to combine digital cockpit tech with advanced driver-assistance systems and become a key player in the future of automotive technology.

Syrian government forces and the Kurdish-led SDF have agreed to a ceasefire in Aleppo after deadly clashes left at least two civilians dead amid a visit by Turkey's foreign minister.

The capture of the strategic Heglig oilfield by Sudan's RSF has displaced nearly 1,700 people, deepening what the UN calls the world's largest humanitarian crisis after nearly three years of war.

Gaza's ancient Great Omari Mosque, a site with a 2,000-year history, has been destroyed in the conflict. This article analyzes the significance of its loss and the broader implications for cultural heritage in war.

As 2025 ends, the U.S. Congress faces criticism for a lack of legislative achievements and a rise in retirements. Former lawmakers warn the institution is 'in a coma,' citing long-term systemic issues.

The team behind Retro has launched Splat, a new generative AI app that turns any photo into a printable or on-screen coloring page for kids. We cover its features, pricing, and the wider trend.

In 2025, news of global conflict from Sudan to Gaza is consumed in 90-second clips. We analyze how engagement algorithms are reshaping our worldview, and the societal impact of short-form video journalism.

A one-year-old Gaza infant, evacuated to Jordan for life-saving treatment, has been hospitalized again just days after her return, highlighting the territory's fragile health system and ongoing humanitarian crisis.

An NPR analysis reveals more immigrants are missing mandatory court hearings compared to prior years, leading to immediate deportation orders. We explore the causes and the impact on the U.S. immigration system.

CBS News pulled a '60 Minutes' report critical of the Trump administration, sparking internal accusations of 'political censorship' and raising questions about media independence.