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Archaeologists find world’s oldest beer receipt and decode the surprising message written on it
Researchers have identified the world's oldest known beer receipt, a small clay tablet from ancient Mesopotamia detailing beer supplied to workers. This everyday transaction, discovered during a review of museum collections, highlights the early use of writing for managing trade, labor, and resources, offering a human glimpse into ancient life.
'Release these women': Trump's offer to Iran for 'good start to negotiations' after military warning
Hidden for 50 years: Cold War nuclear bunker found beneath Scarborough Castle
'China helping prop up Iran's regime': Nikki Hailey says ship seized by US linked to chemical shipments for missiles
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“The fight involved a man": Klaudia Glam case explodes as friend LALA reveals hidden tensions with RIELLEUK
A close friend of Klaudia Glam, identified as LALA, has spoken out about the London incident, claiming the dispute with Gabrielle Carrington (RIELLEUK) stemmed from long-standing tensions, not a man as widely rumored. She said the conflict began after a social media unfollow and escalated over time. LALA dismissed viral theories as false and urged restraint, while authorities continue investigatin...
Who is Dillon Latham? Viral clip shows streamer using tears as hair spray while explaining “crymaxxing”
Dillon Latham went viral after saying he uses his tears as a sea salt spray during a Kick livestream on April 19, 2026. The clip, shared by AdinUpdate on X, sparked online discussion. The 21-year-old creator is known for grooming content and simple style tips, and has built a strong following across TikTok, YouTube, and other platforms.
‘Then lots of bombs start going off’: Trump on what will happen when Iran ceasefire expires
US President Trump has warned of a significant escalation in the Iran conflict, stating "lots of bombs start going off" if a peace deal isn't reached before the current ceasefire expires. While a US delegation prepares for talks, Iran's participation remains uncertain, with Tehran resisting negotiations under pressure. Washington's core demand is Iran's renunciation of nuclear weapons.
IShowSpeed’s Caribbean tour schedule: Start date and countries revealed
Internet sensation IShowSpeed is embarking on a new Caribbean tour, commencing April 25, 2026, with his brother Jamal. Following an impactful Africa trip, Speed aims to showcase the region's vibrant culture to his massive global audience. The tour includes 15 nations, with a notable stop coinciding with St. Thomas Carnival, promising significant live-streaming exposure.
Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahad dies at 78: Veteran Gulf screen icon passes away after prolonged illness
Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahad, a pioneering force in Gulf television and theatre, has passed away at 78 after a prolonged illness. Her death marks the end of an era for the region's entertainment industry, where she was a defining cultural voice for over five decades. Al-Fahad's career spanned acting, writing, and producing, leaving an indelible mark on Arab drama.
US limits intelligence sharing with Korea after remarks on North Korea nuclear site: Report
US has partially restricted satellite intelligence sharing with South Korea after Seoul's unification minister revealed details about a suspected North Korean uranium enrichment site. While the minister claims the information was public, Washington views it as an unauthorized disclosure. Despite this, officials state military preparedness and broader intelligence cooperation remain unaffected.
"I’m glad he’s exposed": Sodapoppin blasts Sykkuno amid controversy
Twitch veteran Sodapoppin has strongly criticized streamer Sykkuno amidst a growing controversy. He labeled Sykkuno as "fake as f**k on stream," expressing satisfaction that alleged off-stream infidelity has surfaced. Sodapoppin also dismissed Sykkuno's innocent persona as a performance, asserting that being soft-spoken doesn't excuse his actions. His unfiltered take targets all parties involved.
UK electricity price shake-up: Will your bills rise or fall under the new clean energy plan?
The UK government is overhauling its electricity pricing to decouple household bills from volatile gas markets, aiming to leverage cheaper renewable energy. This "once-in-a-generation opportunity" seeks to deliver cleaner, more secure, and ultimately cheaper power by giving renewables a greater role in price setting.
‘Digging nuclear dust sites will be a difficult process’: Trump says Iran's N-sites 'obliterated'
Former President Trump stated that recovering uranium from Iran will be a protracted and challenging endeavor following US strikes on Tehran's nuclear sites. He asserted that "Operation Midnight Hammer" completely destroyed these facilities, making retrieval difficult.
Canadian tourist killed, 13 injured in Mexico pyramid shooting
A Canadian woman was killed and 13 others injured in a shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids. The gunman opened fire on tourists on the Pyramid of the Moon before dying by suicide. Authorities recovered a firearm and ammunition from the scene.
'If you attempt to run...': US helicopter gunner warns ship near Iran port as 27 vessels returned — watch
US forces released video of a helicopter gunner warning a cargo vessel to turn back from a restricted zone near Iranian ports, enforcing a maritime blockade. This action comes amid escalating tensions and disrupted shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, with both nations imposing restrictions.
Vance to visit Pak for second round of peace talks as ceasefire deadline nears: Report
US Vice President JD Vance is heading to Islamabad for crucial talks with Iran, aiming to avert a looming conflict as a fragile ceasefire nears its end. Washington has warned of renewed bombing if no agreement is reached, though a deadline extension is possible if progress is seen. Iran's participation was delayed by internal pressure, but approval was eventually granted.
"She’s for the streets": Laura Loomer’s latest attack pulls Candace Owens’ family into escalating political feud
The feud between Candace Owens and Laura Loomer has escalated, with Loomer targeting Owens’ father-in-law, Michael Farmer. The conflict turned personal after Owens referenced Loomer’s husband, prompting a sharp response. Loomer’s remarks have drawn attention to Farmer’s background, though neither he nor Owens has publicly addressed the situation as the controversy continues to grow online.