In their first public remarks since January, Michael and Susan Pretti said the Justice Department has ignored and misled them and urged accountability for the federal agents who shot their son in Minneapolis.
A previously unreleased 1978 Bowie concert will be turned into an immersive arena experience called 'Stage' by Brett Morgen, with a world premiere at Berlin's Uber Arena on 14 February 2027 alongside the Berlin Film Festival.
NASA's Artemis III will not land on the Moon: four astronauts will fly to low Earth orbit in summer 2027 to practise docking with prototype landers from Blue Origin and SpaceX, paving the way for an Artemis IV landing in 2028.
A Euronews Travel guide says November suits travellers who want smaller crowds, from Vienna's first festive markets to a marathon in Athens, balloons in Portugal and winter sun in the Canaries.
Norwegian researchers report in NAR Molecular Medicine that JAK inhibitors, used for rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory diseases, reduced antiviral gene activity and helped several viruses spread in laboratory cell and organoid models.
Manchester United's 3-0 loss to Bournemouth on 25 October left them 16th, a point above the relegation zone, and club chiefs met on Monday to discuss head coach Michael Carrick's position.
Over 1,645 Martian days, the rover's PIXL instrument detected fine and ultrafine dust grains that stick to materials such as Teflon, findings NASA says could shape spacesuit, habitat and crew-health planning.
On the Greek island of Kea, also called Tzia, a mayor, a stonemason and a watermill enthusiast describe how colour, stonework and old mills shape a heritage that visitors rarely see in the Cyclades.
The painter Jogen Chowdhury, known for expressive figurative drawings, died in a Kolkata hospital on 25 October aged 87, ARTnews reports, drawing tributes from across India's cultural world.
Preliminary results from tiny lithium fluoride crystals flown on Orion suggest astronauts near the Moon face more radiation than in low Earth orbit, though the gap is smaller than many would assume.
Documentary photographer Nyancho NwaNri won the 2026 Flickr x Black Women Photographers grant, now worth $10,000, for 'Of Grace and Concrete', a picture of young ballet students at a free school in Lagos.
The Hungarian-born filmmaker behind 'The Ruling Class', 'The Changeling' and 'Romeo Is Bleeding' died in Los Angeles on Tuesday, his family announced, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The European Court of Auditors says about 14% of EU waters are designated as protected, but less than 1% is under strict protection, putting the 2030 biodiversity goals at risk.
Thirty-eight pupils from the Chios Music School sang with Berlin's Sing-Akademie ensembles at a 3 October service, part of an exchange backed by the Greek-German Youth Foundation, Euronews reports.
A Renfe train struck a stationary Iryo train south of Madrid on Wednesday morning. Eighty people are being treated for injuries, officials warn the toll could rise, and the cause is under investigation.