Prof Andrew Challinor, from the University of Leeds, said the images were “consistent with widespread water stress”, which “does not bode well” given much of Europe’s land is covered by crops meaning it could hit the agriculture industry and food production. In the worst-affected areas, soil moisture is lower than on about 98% of comparable … Read more

The late Shannen Doherty was a television and movie icon; she’ll forever be known as Brenda Walsh in “Beverly Hills, 90210,” but she was also in a handful of cult classic movies like “Heathers” and “Mallrats.” Despite her Hollywood success, Doherty had no shortage of on-set drama that nearly ruined her career more than once. … Read more

President Trump is dismissing concerns that sailors were deployed for too long on the USS Abraham Lincoln, an aircraft carrier that’s been at sea since late 2025 and served as a launchpad for operations in Iran. The USS George Washington aircraft carrier is being sent to replace the carrier, as family members of crewmen complain … Read more

Police have recovered three paintings that were stolen from a museum in Italy earlier this year. CCTV footage of the theft on the night of 22 March was released by authorities, showing two masked thieves breaking into the Magnani Rocca Museum, near the city of Parma. It is estimated the paintings have a combined worth … Read more

You’d think celebs would have it easy. They have professional makeup artists and makeup products either designed for them or picked out of millions to match them perfectly, yet sometimes they still end up with makeup blunders. Frequently, the issue is not even the quality of the makeup itself; rather, it is the flash photography … Read more

HOUSTON — A federal prosecutor says tests on “a white crystal-like substance” found inside the van of a man shot to death by immigration officers in Houston last month showed the material was not methamphetamine. U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz confirmed the tests were negative for meth in a statement to The Texas Tribune, the news … Read more

Thousands of US military members who have lived aboard an aircraft carrier for more than 250 days are reportedly contending with food shortages, broken plumbing and exhaustion, leading lawmakers to demand answers from the Pentagon and pressuring the Trump administration over the Iran war. Military news outlets reported that some USS Abraham Lincoln sailors have … Read more

BARDSTOWN, Ky. — White House border czar Tom Homan defended Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s plan to give officers gloves that deliver painful electric shocks, calling them a tool to help officers end confrontations without using deadly force. “It’s another device to help someone get compliant when they are not,” Homan said Thursday in an interview … Read more