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A detailed look at the events surrounding Donald Trump's presidential inauguration at the Capitol.

Residents of a Welsh village have turned road potholes into a makeshift amusement park due to frustration with local authorities.

Despite setbacks, Elon Musk's space dream remains alive as Starship explosion entertains millions.

Brad Pitt's spokesperson warns fans of scammers after a French woman, Anne, lost 860,000 euros to an impostor pretending to be the American actor.

The ongoing wildfire in Los Angeles may have been sparked by the remnants of fireworks set off on New Year's Eve. The fire has claimed the lives of 24 people with 16 individuals still missing.

A new wildfire has erupted in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles, adding to the existing five wildfires spreading in the city. The fire department has issued an evacuation order for the area, including iconic addresses for the entertainment industry.

American President Joe Biden will present the 'Presidential Medal of Freedom' to nineteen individuals from various sectors including politics, sports, fashion, and entertainment.

Germany faced chaos and unrest on New Year's Eve with incidents of violence reported in several cities.

A group of North Korean hackers has stolen over $300 million in cryptocurrencies on the DMM Bitcoin platform.

President-elect Donald Trump is expected to select Linda McMahon as the Secretary of Education and Dr. Oz to lead healthcare programs for seniors, disabled, and low-income individuals.

AI chatbots and robots are becoming increasingly popular in China as people seek emotional support and companionship from them.

Discover the divide in Hollywood as prominent figures like James Woods, Mel Gibson, and Clint Eastwood openly support Donald Trump amidst an industry dominated by Democratic ideals.

Former police chief of Seoul cleared of negligence in the deadly crush on Halloween in 2022 where over 150 people died due to overcrowding in a narrow street.

A recent study conducted with over 80 severely allergic children suggests that peanut particles in the air of airplanes are unlikely to trigger allergic reactions.