Leaders from more than 190 countries have gathered in Belém, a port city in Brazil's Amazon region, to launch the United Nations' 30th annual climate conference, COP30, on Monday. The summit follows months of preparatory meetings and aims to accelerate the implementation of the Paris Agreement as
Allison Mack, best known for playing Chloe Sullivan on the long‑running television series *Smallville*, sat down for an exclusive interview with ComicBookMovie.com to reflect on her past involvement with the controversial organization NXIVM. The actress, who rose to fame in the early 2000s, said the conversation offered her
A powerful Arctic air mass began moving southward across the United States on Monday, setting the stage for widespread winter weather. The cold front, driven by high‑pressure ridging over Canada, is expected to push into the Midwest, Northeast, and even reach the Gulf Coast over the next 48 hours,
Oscar Isaac, the Academy‑Award‑nominated actor, is the focus of a recent GQ feature that presents his latest take on Mary Shelley’s iconic monster. The magazine showcases Isaac’s interpretation of the classic character, blending cinematic storytelling with high‑fashion styling to signal a modern revival of the
London (AP) – The British public broadcaster announced on Monday that several senior news executives have stepped down after U.S. President Donald Trump sent a letter threatening legal action over the way a segment of his speech was edited in a documentary aired by the BBC. The resignations come amid
Blue Origin announced on Tuesday that the second flight of its New Glenn heavy‑lift rocket has been postponed, with the new earliest launch date set for November 12. The decision follows a review of the weather forecast at the company's launch complex in Cape Canaveral, which indicated
Chicago and the surrounding region were blanketed with a fresh layer of snow overnight, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a Winter Storm Warning for the area. Accumulations of 3 to 5 inches were reported across the city, with higher amounts expected in outlying neighborhoods and parts of Northwest
Paris – Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was released from prison on Monday after a Paris appeals court granted him conditional freedom while his appeal of a corruption conviction proceeds. The decision, issued less than three weeks after Sarkozy began serving a three-year sentence for illegal campaign financing, places him under
Visa and Mastercard announced a new agreement with a coalition of major retailers to reduce the interchange fees charged to merchants for processing card transactions. The deal, which was disclosed in a joint statement on Monday, aims to lower the cost of accepting credit and debit cards and is expected
The Senate moved forward on a bipartisan agreement Thursday aimed at ending the longest federal shutdown in U.S. history, bringing an estimated $15 billion in unfunded services back online. The proposal, which would fund the government through the end of the fiscal year, received a majority of votes in
Miami's head coach Mike McDaniel addressed his players in the locker room on Sunday following the Dolphins' 27‑20 upset victory over the Buffalo Bills, a win that temporarily lifted a challenging season for the franchise. The Dolphins entered the game with a 2‑4 record, trailing
Scientists announced Monday that a faint radio transmission detected from the interstellar comet 3I/Atlas provides the first direct evidence that the object is a natural body rather than an artificial construct. The signal, captured by an array of ground‑based radio telescopes operating in the 1–10 GHz band,