Fathers accounted for 51% of California’s paid bonding leave claims in 2025, marking a historic shift driven by higher wage replacement rates and changing cultural norms.

Independent Senate candidates are mounting competitive campaigns across several conservative states, leveraging voter frustration while creating complex dynamics for local political parties.

Democratic candidates in conservative Arkansas are banking on voter frustration over rising costs and partisan gridlock to mount competitive mid-term campaigns.

Founded in defiance of apartheid laws in 1980, Cape Town’s College of Magic continues to bring together nearly 190 young South Africans each week to learn illusion, stagecraft, and creative life skills.

A new RACGP report shows 63% of Australians are now fully bulk-billed for GP care, driven by federal Medicare incentives, though experts stress quality and access remain key challenges.

Full satellite internet speeds have been restored across Ukraine after Elon Musk’s SpaceX capped Starlink access over alleged terms of service violations.

Nvidia faces market pressure as tightening credit conditions hit the cash-burning neocloud partners backing its multi-billion-dollar AI buildout.

A rocky week for the artificial intelligence trade saw neocloud stocks tumble over 30% in October, credit default swaps soar, and SK Hynix cancel the IPO for its Solidigm unit.

A study in Royal Society Open Science reveals that macaques surviving a deadly 2020 viral outbreak in Texas became significantly more hesitant to eat food placed near feces.

Two former FBI task force leaders face criminal charges after federal prosecutors accused them of lying to Congress regarding their knowledge of the Hunter Biden laptop investigation.