A soldier from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery died on Friday night at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. The rider fell from his horse shortly after a performance and died on the spot from his injuries.
Greek reality program Survivor Greece was temporarily taken off the air after contestant Stavros Floros (21) was seriously injured.
Between Saturday, May 16 and Friday, June 5, pop star Harry Styles will give ten concerts in the Johan Cruijff Arena. With about 700,000 visitors epxtected, Amsterdam expects a major economic boost.
Marineland management reports that it has a possible solution for the transfer of two orcas and 12 dolphins still residing at the closed zoo. Europe's largest dolphinarium had to close its doors in January 2025. But since then, the animals have been swimming in circles there, trapped in their tiny enclosures and the administrative and political tangle.
The FBI has put a $200,000 reward (about 172,000 euros) on Monica Witt's head. At the very least, this reward is waiting for whoever can provide the ultimate tip that would lead to the arrest of the fugitive American military who is believed to have been spying for Iran.
Five Italian divers died in a tragic accident in the Maldives on Thursday, Italian media reported. Among the victims are a mother and her daughter. It is one of the most serious diving accidents ever in the Maldives.
56-year-old Belgian Katty Oosterlinck was brutally killed by her own son Aaron H. (22) in her Fuerteventura home on May 3. He strangled her, fatally wounded her and then cut her body into pieces, which he dumped in garbage bags.
A new book by Florian Tardif, journalist for Paris Match, claims that the infamous slap Brigitte Macron gave her husband at Hanoi airport in May 2025 was triggered by a text message she found on his phone from Iranian actress Golshifteh Farahani.
A six-year-old boy from Norway has made a miraculous discovery during a school outing. His childlike curiosity has provided an important historical discovery.
"It's a miracle they survived," U.S. Army Capt. Rory Whipple told CBS News after a plane crashed off the coast of Florida.