Goalkeeper Mary Earps returns to the Women's Super League with London City Lionesses, drawn by the club's ambitious vision, state-of-the-art facilities, and owner Michele Kang's belief in women's football. The move marks a significant personal and professional shift from her previous stint at PSG.
A proposed $8bn renovation of NYC's Penn Station faces scrutiny from local leaders over funding, design, and Donald Trump's potential influence. Critics prioritize service and safety improvements over aesthetics, questioning the project's ultimate cost to taxpayers and its legacy-building intentions.
India enforces strict regulations around protected monuments to preserve historical sites. The law defines prohibited (100m) and regulated (200m) zones, restricting construction and requiring approvals for any development to protect heritage character.
Lionel Messi achieved a career milestone by scoring his first World Cup hat-trick, leading Argentina to a 3-0 victory over Algeria in Kansas City. He also equalled Miroslav Klose's record of 16 World Cup goals.
UFC CEO Dana White declared that the "Freedom 250" event, held at the White House, will not happen again. Despite its success in merchandise sales and subscriptions, logistical challenges, weather concerns, and high costs made it a one-time event for the company.
Russian attacks on Ukraine killed five rescuers in Kharkiv and wounded at least 20 in Kyiv on Monday. Strikes hit apartment buildings, a market, a grocery store, and the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, a significant religious landmark, causing substantial damage and fire.
Russian attacks on Ukraine killed five rescuers in Kharkiv and wounded at least 13 in Kyiv on Monday. Strikes hit apartment buildings, a market, a grocery store, and caused significant damage and fire at the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, a major religious landmark.
Kyiv experienced a wave of ballistic missile and drone attacks, causing significant destruction to civilian infrastructure. Twenty people, including a child, required medical attention, with strikes hitting residential buildings, a market, and a grocery store.
Donald Trump's name was removed from the Kennedy Center's facade following a court ruling that his rebranding of the institution was illegal. The removal was confirmed by the center's COO, Matthew Floca, after a judge denied last-ditch appeals by the Trump administration.
A federal judge has halted an executive order by the Trump administration that sought to remove exhibits deemed to "inappropriately disparage Americans." The order aims to prevent the "rewriting of history" and requires a weekly status report on changes.
Three red landmarks in Zunyi, Guizhou—Loushan Pass, Gouba Meeting site, and Zunyi Meeting site—symbolize China's revolutionary journey and spirit. Residents near these sites have witnessed Zunyi's transformation from a war-torn area to a prosperous city, with improved infrastructure, booming tourism, and increased incomes.
Director Lucrecia Martel’s documentary Landmarks highlights Argentina’s historical disregard for Indigenous rights through the 2009 killing of Diaguita leader Javier Chocobar in a land dispute.
China is leveraging its vast network of "red culture" tourism sites and traditional cultural elements to foster national spirit and drive rejuvenation. The nation aims to become a cultural powerhouse by 2035, with new public cultural spaces and vibrant rural activities contributing to this goal.
Phu Quoc's US$5.2 billion summit project, including airport overhaul and infrastructure, faces significant delays 18 months before the November 2027 event. Shortages of workers, materials, and unfinished construction plague the development.
The code is designed to protect the privacy of residents living near popular Fab Four landmarks.
French photographer François Prost's book "Gentlemen's Club" features 150 photos of US strip club facades, exploring American culture and attitudes toward sex and commerce through architecture.
