As of May 8, direct messages on Instagram are no longer protected with end-to-end encryption. Meta announced the decision via its own official support page, in an extremely brief explanation that raises more questions than it answers.
An organized criminal network on Everest is alleged to have turned high-mountain expeditions into a means for swindling international insurance companies.
In Clyst Honiton, Paul Phillips' life was peaceful... until his dog decided that a particular corner of the garden deserved special attention.
The image, released by the field research team, also caused a stir online, so much so that many believed it to be a montage generated by artificial intelligence.
A surreal dawn assailed the island of Crete: the sky turned bright orange and became heavy with dust.
None other than rock star Paul McCartney was temporarily thrown off a Reddit forum for breaking internal rules.
April 1, now synonymous with jokes and pranks, is celebrated in numerous countries with the tradition of the April Fool's Day (Pescado de Abril). The custom links different cultures, from Germany to Portugal, from France to Great Britain and on to the United States, India and Japan. Everywhere, the first day of April is the perfect time to prank someone.
Despite the rain and the pressure, Jannik Sinner transformed the Miami final into a true manifesto of control and precision.
Seven stolen dogs, a sudden escape and a return home: a story worthy of a movie script. A crazy story from the Jilin province in north-east China.
For more than four decades, the ocean along Panama's Pacific coast followed a precise and reliable rhythm. Between January and April, cold, nutrient-rich water masses rose from the depths, feeding the marine food chain and protecting coral reefs and local fisheries. In 2025, however, this mechanism came to a sudden halt. The Panama upwelling didn't take place, leaving scientists without historical references and questioning the stability of tropical ocean systems.