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On the day of the liner's departure, Archibald Gracie sent a postcard to an acquaintance in London.

A Coldplay concert was all it took to expose an affair involving the CEO of a major American company.

Bulgaria has received formal approval from the European Union to adopt the euro as its official currency from 1 January 2026.

‘We tried to reach the stories that most people might not know,’ the CEO of CityFans told French news agency AFP about the new immersive experience in the footsteps of Anne Frank that can be done with a smartphone in Amsterdam.

Tourists and residents on Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula were forced to evacuate following a new volcanic eruption, the sixth in the region over the past 18 months.

He was born in 1952 in Alexandria, Virginia (USA). Like guitarist Andy Summers, he brought a complex and inventive rhythmic structure to the unstoppable pop melodies of The Police between 1977 and 1984.

Kim Ung-Yong is a 63-year-old South Korean civil engineer and university professor. During his youth, he was known as a child prodigy.

US President Donald Trump has given Russia an ultimatum to end the war in Ukraine or face further sanctions.

According to Canadian researchers, there may be a link between our nightmares and the consumption of lactose in the evening.

To everyone's surprise, Chelsea won the inaugural edition of the Club World Cup with a 3-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in New York on Sunday evening.

The last surviving member of the Ramones was born in Brooklyn (New York) in 1952 and, as far as civil status is concerned, goes by the rather ordinary surname of Bell.

A resident of Arizona, United States, has died after contracting pneumonic plague, health officials announced last Friday.