The AOL app quietly changed the color scheme of its app from blue to yellow recently. And many who still use AOL are deeply ...

A man stabbed to death near Brixton Underground station has been named and pictured. Troy Ramsundar, 34, was pronounced dead ...

The Italian postal service has seen a huge increase in mail addressed to Pope Francis since his Feb. 14 hospitalization.

US Signal, a leading digital infrastructure provider of cloud, core connectivity, and data center services, has earned ...

Onlookers saw Phil talk with the traffic warden, however his pleas appeared to fall on deaf ears as he took the yellow ticket off his windscreen and got into the car. Last month he and Rebecca ...

Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed he will not be participating in the planned peace talks between Ukraine and the US in Saudi Arabia next week. Instead, those negotiating for Ukraine would include ...

James Lee Butler, 53, is facing a first-degree murder charge in the death of 32-year-old Aaron Reed. A Pinellas County man is facing a first-degree murder charge after another man was found shot ...

Lesley Ann Gault leaving Omagh Crown Court in Northern Ireland in 2004, after she was cleared of any part in a murder plot which saw her husband battered to death (Photo: Paul Faith/PA) Police ...

The headline feature is the redesigned Apple Mail app, which adds the inbox categorization and digest features that first debuted on iPhone in iOS 18.2. It works very similarly on the Mac.

The most important update coming with iPadOS 18.4 is the all-new Mail experience. This is what you can expect: Apple is also expected to add new emojis during the iPadOS 18.4 beta cycle.

US retailer Kroger has appointed Ronald Sargent as interim chief executive officer, following the resignation of Rodney McMullen. Sargent, a lead director at Kroger, will also take up the role of ...

"The outbreak was officially documented in the Log Logo area between January and February 2025, and between two and five patients are testing positive for Kala-azar at the hospital every day," Mr Wako ...