An individual shares their personal journey from a pessimistic outlook to an optimistic one by consistently documenting positive events, highlighting a simple yet effective method for shifting mindset.
The United States has issued two licenses to international firms, allowing them to operate in Venezuela's oil industry. This move signals a potential shift in US policy regarding the sanctioned nation's energy sector.
A British Army Colonel has issued a stark warning, stating there is 'no prospect' of European governments preventing a potential civil war.
Workers at Kenya's primary airport have initiated a strike, leading to significant flight delays and disruptions for travelers.
An analysis suggests Russia and Iran may need to intervene to stabilize the Caucasus region, where ruling groups in Armenia and Azerbaijan are reportedly not responding to rational approaches despite Moscow and Tehran's economic influence. The situation raises concerns about regional order.
A father has filed petitions with authorities, including the police and EFCC, claiming his wife, an EFCC officer, has relocated their children and denied him access. He describes himself as distressed over the alleged violation of his and his children's rights.
Tennessee has shown major improvement on national education assessments, attributed to the state's decision to raise its education standards.
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace introduces legislation to make non-citizens convicted of animal abuse deportable and inadmissible to the U.S.
An analysis delves into Donald Trump's social media activity, including posts about Obama and Bad Bunny, to illustrate his political philosophy rooted in nativist nationalism.
Republicans and Democrats at the Munich Security Conference united to criticize Donald Trump's 'destructive' rhetoric against US allies, urging Europe to stand firm.
The murder trial is set to begin for a Georgia father accused in connection with his son, an alleged teen school shooter, bringing a high-profile case to court.
The government is expected to announce its plans to overhaul the complex system of support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), proceeding with caution.
A former royal butler claims Prince William has intentionally distanced himself from Prince Harry, exacerbating their royal rift with no signs of reconciliation.
Director of public prosecutions says he is confident police would examine any evidence of potential misconduct
Reports indicate that Labour activists allegedly paid for a smear campaign targeting journalists, raising questions about party conduct.
Employees at craft beer firm Brewdog are reportedly upset and concerned about their future following the company's announcement to explore new investment and sale options.
Mercedes-Benz has issued a recall for nearly 12,000 electric vehicles due to concerns that their battery packs could ignite, posing a safety risk.
Indian public sector undertakings NLCIL and NALCO have signed an agreement to collaborate on the development of thermal and renewable energy projects.
Japan's economy grew by 0.2% annually in the last quarter of 2025, according to preliminary data, narrowly avoiding a technical recession after a previous contraction.
A roundup of current market discussions and insights within the automotive and transportation industries.
Articles discuss how the emergence and advancements in quantum computing technology may have implications for Bitcoin's valuation and overall security.
India is actively pursuing plans to establish advanced chip manufacturing capabilities, aiming to expand its domestic technology industry and reduce reliance on foreign supply chains.
Gamers have expressed significant dissatisfaction with the first officially confirmed free game for PlayStation Plus in March 2026.
The Copenhagen Doc Fest's industry strand will focus on the impact of AI on media, content creation, and the 'infrastructure of truth,' alongside political pressures and the need to protect independent voices.
OpenAI has announced the hiring of Peter Steinberg, the founder and lead developer of the AI agent OpenClaw, bolstering its team with expertise in advanced AI agent technology.
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing significant volatility, with Bitcoin facing a potential liquidation spiral, while other assets like XRP show bullish signs and Coinbase shares jump on dip-buying optimism.
This article provides a morning market overview, covering topics such as China's summoning of tech giants and the current valuation of U.S. stocks.
The CEO of Lloyds Bank has stated that the bank has acknowledged and responded to criticisms regarding its use of employees' spending habits during wage negotiations.
Big Short investor Michael Burry, known for his market predictions, has reportedly become an open book, expressing skepticism regarding the current artificial intelligence boom.
These articles offer investment guidance, suggesting a specific stock as the top choice for a buy-and-hold strategy.
Archaeologists in Denmark have unearthed a 2,000-year-old Iron Age temple, highlighting the presence of a major ancient settlement in the area.
A new report suggests that human physiological and psychological well-being, rather than just engineering, is a critical factor that could hinder deep-space travel. NASA is urged to prioritize research into the body and mind for future cosmic missions.
A 'spud truck' is distributing free meals to families, specifically targeting those who struggle with food insecurity outside of school term-time. The initiative aims to support households unable to afford regular meals.
A Hong Kong consumer watchdog has identified 10 types of fragrance allergens in perfumes from luxury brands like Gucci and Bvlgari, which could exacerbate skin sensitivities.
Thai coffee and tea chains have implemented a new health initiative by cutting the default sugar content in their beverages. This move aims to promote healthier consumption habits among customers.
Discussions are ongoing regarding the appropriate duration of screen time for children, with experts weighing in on recommendations to ensure healthy development and well-being.
Actress Tania Brishty has been diagnosed with a brain tumour and has successfully undergone surgery, with details on her recovery expected to follow.
A review of Takeshi Koike's latest "Lupin the IIIrd" anime film praises its animation and fan service but criticizes its thin plot and characterization.
This article recounts the memorable life of Otto, a wild yet people-loving golden retriever who charmed many and had twenty volunteer dog walkers.
A review critiques Emerald Fennell's maximalist film adaptation of "Wuthering Heights," noting its strong production design but weak character development.
Following Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, travel interest to Puerto Rico, particularly his hometown, has seen a significant surge.
Details for Ramadan 2026, expected to begin around February 18-19, have been released, outlining suhoor and iftar timings and fasting hours for Muslims worldwide.
This article explores the symbolic significance of public benches, noting how even poorly placed ones in cities like Bristol and York can embody civil kindness and community spirit.
Letters to The Times discuss Keir Starmer's proposal for a more 'European Nato,' reflecting on its implications and feasibility.
An opinion piece from The Wall Street Journal suggests that Washington's policies are artificially inflating credit scores, potentially leading to another housing bubble.
A political cartoon by Peter Brookes published in The Times on February 16, 2026, offers satirical commentary on current events.
An article reflects on the career of former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre, highlighting his elusive presence during his decades at the helm of Fleet Street.
Mexico is preparing to enter the gas extraction market with this method, which has sparked intense debate both within and outside the government. EL PAÍS brings together the views of six specialists o
While the Iberian power cut offers lessons for renewable energy resilience, the tourism industry struggles with rising carbon emissions. Meanwhile, significant rewilding projects are underway in Wales, and innovative local solutions, like reusing Christmas trees for coastal protection, demonstrate diverse approaches to environmental challenges.
A large sinkhole has emerged in Central Aceh, Indonesia, consuming agricultural land and threatening the livelihoods of local farmers.
A severe storm with heavy rain and strong winds has caused widespread disruptions in New Zealand, leading to flight cancellations, train and ferry interruptions, and power outages for thousands.
Northern California is anticipating a significant winter storm bringing heavy snow and rain, which is expected to cause travel disruptions across the region.