Galatasaray has accused Fenerbahçe manager Jose Mourinho of racism following comments made after the Istanbul derby. Didier Drogba has defended Mourinho, stating he is not racist. Read more...

A look at today's political news: a special needs school bullying investigation, teen dating violence prevention, energy transition debates, and a school district lawsuit. Read more...

A collection of recent health news, covering a woman's gratitude for life-saving surgery, advice on stretch mark creams, concerns about a medical procedure, and the "Make America Healthy Again" initiative. Read more...

NITDA trains civil servants in IT, while Mini faces design critiques despite strong engine performance. A look at tech empowerment and automotive evolution. Read more...

Get ready for changing weather! This article covers the February 27, 2025 forecasts for Warsaw and Wroclaw, plus a look ahead to a warmer, spring-like March. Read more...

A quick look at trending tech discussions: nuclear reactor lasers, a DIY solution to doomscrolling using ESP32, and the importance of visual perception in video encoding. Read more...

Poznan is grappling with the sudden death of a pregnant woman, Weronika, and the tragic passing of a police officer who collapsed on duty, leaving the community in mourning. Read more...

AI is transforming gaming and trading. From AI trading platforms to new Web3 games and cutting-edge gaming monitors, technology is pushing boundaries. Read more...

Nitra faces traffic restrictions and road closures due to waterworks and bridge demolition. A historic castle park will also undergo a 19th-century restoration. Read more...

Haiti faces a massive displacement crisis due to gang violence, while the oldest Holocaust survivor in New York passes away at 113. UN agencies warn of escalating brutality. Read more...

This sports roundup covers a 5ft wrestling champion challenging stereotypes, NASCAR's AI debates, a writer's hope for football integration, and a Conference League match. Read more...

Nováky sees a mix of events: An anniversary of a near-fatal explosion, a pedestrian accident, and a reminder of how fate can change in an instant. Read more...

This week's health news covers why hangovers worsen with age, a simple change for better sleep, a rare medical case, and controversy among cat owners in Kashmir. Read more...

Former HSBC chief Noel Quinn is the new chair of Julius Baer, while a journalist recounts a brief internship at Vacheron Constantin, exploring the world of luxury watches. Read more...

Positive news in bond markets contrasts with rising youth unemployment and competitive savings rates, painting a complex economic picture. Skillsoft's future remains uncertain. Read more...

Cinema students in Damascus are calling for administrative reforms, while the renowned singer and activist Qasem Jamous, known as Sada Hawran, tragically died in a car accident. Read more...

Controversy in the art world, drama for a 'Teen Mom' star, and a tragic end for a former gangster highlight this week's entertainment news. Plus, a hotel gets a scathing review. Read more...

John Hope Bryant argues that raising credit scores could lower crime rates, increase life expectancy, and lessen political division. Also, a woman pleaded guilty to gross negligence manslaughter in connection with the deaths of four paddleboarders. Read more...

Ransomware payments plummet, enterprises struggle with data retention costs, and DARPA explores growing massive bio structures in microgravity. Plus, T-Mobile retires a legacy device. Read more...

Stellantis navigates a complex landscape with executive departures, a significant drop in profits, and supply chain issues, while a former Google executive embraces the startup world. Read more...