In light of mounting scrutiny due to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein, talent agent Casey Wasserman announces his decision to sell his agency following the departure of several high-profile clients.

Following revelations of his past connections with Jeffrey Epstein, talent agent Casey Wasserman announces plans to sell his agency as clients withdraw and he acknowledges becoming a distraction.

The recent U.S. Department of Homeland Security shutdown is causing concerns among travelers as security screening operations face potential delays. With TSA officers working without pay, experts suggest longer wait times at airports could follow if the situation persists.

Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem steps down as head of Dubai's DP World after revelations of extensive communication with Jeffrey Epstein, prompting scrutiny and pressure from business partners.

A significant fire at the Ñico López oil refinery in Havana chronologically highlights the worsening fuel situation in Cuba, ignited by supply disruptions and geopolitical tensions.

Travel groups and airlines warn that a partial government shutdown could disrupt airport operations and delay flights as Transportation Security Administration workers may face unscheduled absences.

The recent U.S. Department of Homeland Security shutdown is causing concerns among travelers as security screening operations face potential delays. With TSA officers working without pay, experts suggest longer wait times at airports could follow if the situation persists.

Travel groups warn of possible delays and travel disruptions due to the impending government shutdown, urging lawmakers to find a quick resolution to funding issues affecting the Department of Homeland Security.

As Asia's super-rich population grows, the demand for luxury private jets is soaring. Manufacturers like Gulfstream and Dassault are responding to changing market dynamics at events like the Singapore Airshow.

The picturesque city near Mount Fuji has decided to cancel its cherry blossom festival, citing overwhelming tourist numbers and troubling behavior that disrupts local life.

Vladyslav Heraskevych faces disqualification from the Winter Olympics for wearing a helmet adorned with images of athletes killed in the war.

As the Winter Olympics unfold, two Chinese-American athletes, Eileen Gu and Alysa Liu, find themselves at the center of a heated online debate about national loyalty and identity.

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych faces disqualification from the Winter Olympics for sporting a helmet honoring athletes fallen since Russia's invasion, igniting a major debate regarding the intersection of sports and national tragedies.

Vladyslav Heraskevych's appeal to wear a helmet honoring Ukrainian athletes killed in the war is dismissed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, preventing him from competing at the Winter Olympics.

Ilia Malinin dazzles in men's short program amidst a backdrop of emotional stories, including Maxim Naumov's tribute to his late parents and a flamboyant performance marred by mistakes.

Nearly four decades after its original airing, Arundhati Roy's iconic film 'In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones' continues to resonate with Indian youth, exploring themes of idealism and societal bureaucracy in education.

Actor Blake Lively and director Justin Baldoni attended settlement talks in New York for a lawsuit involving sexual harassment on the set of 'It Ends With Us'. The extensive negotiations ended without a resolution, leading to a high-profile trial scheduled for May 2024.

The iconic filmmaker contributes to a GoFundMe campaign for the grieving family of the late Dawson's Creek star, James Van Der Beek, who recently passed away.

Explore the legacy of Dawson's Creek, a teen drama that tackled real-life issues with heart and authenticity, and made an unforgettable mark on pop culture.

Dawson's Creek castmates and other stars share heartfelt messages as they mourn the loss of actor James Van Der Beek, who passed away at 48 after battling cancer.

In a recent riveting exchange on 'Piers Morgan Uncensored', Lady Victoria Hervey confronts the host and unveils allegations connecting him to Hollywood's notorious figures amidst ongoing investigations into systemic abuse within the industry.

In a significant address at the Munich Security Conference, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized the enduring bond between the US and Europe, calling for revitalized cooperation despite existing challenges.

Nearly four decades after its original airing, Arundhati Roy's iconic film 'In Which Annie Gives It Those Ones' continues to resonate with Indian youth, exploring themes of idealism and societal bureaucracy in education.

Kathryn Ruemmler, former White House Counsel and top lawyer at Goldman Sachs, steps down following the release of emails revealing her deeper ties to Jeffrey Epstein, including discussions about legal strategies linked to Alex Spiro, Jay-Z's attorney.

In a surprising twist on traditional Valentine's gifts, many Kenyans are opting for bouquets made of folded cash, raising eyebrows and concerns about materialism.

The Festival del Habano in Havana has been postponed indefinitely due to a fuel shortage exacerbated by the US oil blockade, severely impacting Cuba's economy.

In a recent riveting exchange on 'Piers Morgan Uncensored', Lady Victoria Hervey confronts the host and unveils allegations connecting him to Hollywood's notorious figures amidst ongoing investigations into systemic abuse within the industry.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's plan to modify regulations protecting the endangered North Atlantic right whale has drawn sharp criticism from environmental advocates following the death of a young whale.

The World Health Organization has raised ethical concerns about a halted US-funded hepatitis B vaccine trial involving newborns in Guinea-Bissau, describing it as both unethical and scientifically unjustifiable.

Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych faces disqualification from the Winter Olympics due to his helmet depicting fallen athletes from Ukraine's conflict with Russia.

The World Health Organization has criticized a proposed hepatitis B vaccine trial for newborns in Guinea-Bissau, calling it unethical and raising concerns about its scientific justification.

Despite a recent victory in Congress, a federal law requiring impairment-detection technology in new vehicles faces delays and skepticism regarding its implementation and readiness.

Law enforcement agencies have increased their efforts in locating Nancy Guthrie, mother of NBC's Savannah Guthrie, who was reported missing in Tucson, Arizona. Investigators are analyzing surveillance footage from the night of her disappearance.

The reversal of the endangerment finding by the Trump administration signifies a major shift in U.S. climate policy, leading to potentially adverse environmental impacts and economic benefits for the automotive industry.

Once a teen idol known for his role in 'Dawson's Creek', James Van Der Beek faced severe financial challenges due to soaring medical bills after a cancer diagnosis. The actor's passing highlights the systemic issues of healthcare costs in America, showing that no one is exempt from the financial burden of illness.

India has mandated social media companies to remove illegal content within three hours of notification, significantly reducing the previous 36-hour timeframe. This move raises concerns over potential censorship in the country.

A groundbreaking trial examining the mental health impact of Instagram and YouTube has commenced in California, with claims that these platforms intentionally foster addiction among young users.

A pilot from Starsky Aviation is being commended for his exceptional bravery after successfully crash-landing a Fokker 50 aircraft on a seashore near Mogadishu. All 55 passengers and crew members were unharmed following the emergency landing.

A groundbreaking case in California alleges that Instagram and YouTube have engineered platforms designed to addict young users, leading to serious mental health issues.

The emergence of commercially available drones in West Africa is transforming the tactics employed by jihadist groups, allowing unprecedented levels of aerial assault and reconnaissance.