Durdle Door: The Ancient Arch Facing the Tides of Change

Durdle Door on England's Jurassic Coast is a 145-million-year-old limestone arch, shaped by ancient seas, tectonic forces, and erosion. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and popular tourist draw, this iconic landmark faces threats from climate-fueled coastal erosion and heavy visitor traffic. Conservation efforts aim to protect its fragile geology while sustaining public access.

Inter Miami CF's Historic FIFA Club World Cup Win Over FC Porto Breaks New Ground for CONCACAF

Inter Miami CF pulled off a groundbreaking 2-1 victory over FC Porto in the FIFA Club World Cup, making them the first CONCACAF team to topple a UEFA opponent in an official FIFA contest. Messi secured the win with his 50th goal, highlighting a pivotal achievement for MLS and North American soccer.

DWP Shares Tips to Cut PIP Approval Times by Up to 20 Days for Faster Decisions

The Department for Work and Pensions says new PIP claimants can speed up approvals by around 20 days by submitting stronger evidence, attending assessments quickly, and applying online. With stricter rules on the way in 2026, the DWP urges people to focus on showing daily life limitations, not just diagnoses, when applying.

Trump’s Silence on Juneteenth in 2025 Stands Out Amid Tradition of Public Recognition

Donald Trump marked a surprising shift this Juneteenth by not acknowledging the holiday, breaking from his past tradition as president. While he previously honored Juneteenth, his silence comes as President Biden and Vice President Harris take center stage celebrating the day, highlighting contrasting approaches at a time when corporate support for diversity and Juneteenth festivities is also fading.

Southern White Rhinos Find New Home in Rwanda in Bold Conservation Push

Seventy southern white rhinos have been relocated from South Africa to Akagera National Park, Rwanda, in a major conservation move by African Parks. This marks the largest international rhino relocation ever. The goal is to secure a future for the species, whose global numbers hover around 17,000, and boost Rwanda's eco-tourism.

Cody Rhodes Makes Cameo in 'The Naked Gun' Movie Trailer Starring Liam Neeson

Pro wrestling star Cody Rhodes nabs a surprise bartending cameo in the first trailer for the new 'Naked Gun' movie, starring Liam Neeson as the bumbling cop's son. Directed by Akiva Schaffer and produced by Seth MacFarlane, this reboot lands in theaters August 2025.

Rory McIlroy Earns Early Tee Time After Barely Clearing U.S. Open Cut Line

Rory McIlroy just managed to make the cut at the U.S. Open, sitting 6 over par going into Round 3. He'll tee off Saturday morning at 10:24 a.m. ET with Xander Schauffele. Leaders Sam Burns and J.J. Spaun remain under par, keeping the weekend field tight at Oakmont.

Dubai Marina Skyscraper Fire Exposes Alarm Failure, Sparks Fresh Safety Concerns

A huge fire tore through a 67-storey Dubai Marina skyscraper, forcing nearly 4,000 residents to flee as alarms failed and panic spread. Firefighters fought the blaze for hours, and while no one died, a few suffered minor injuries. The incident has triggered a deeper look into Dubai's safety standards.

Coco Gauff vs Zheng Qinwen: 2025 Italian Open Semi-Final Delivers High-Stakes Clash

Coco Gauff and Zheng Qinwen are set for an intense Italian Open 2025 semi-final showdown on clay. With Gauff leading their previous matchups, Zheng's breakthrough win over world No. 1 Sabalenka fuels this power-packed meeting, shaping both stars' momentum before Roland Garros.

Israel's Military Braces for Possible Strike on Iran as U.S. Authorities Evacuate Key Personnel

American embassies and military families are being moved out of hotspots as Israel reportedly gears up for an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities, raising fears of a serious regional clash. Iranian uranium enrichment and missile capabilities, along with attacks on aid workers in Gaza, spotlight growing Middle East tensions.