
Pablo Escobar’s Top Cocaine Pilot Earning $20 M/Month Gives His First Ever Interview
What would it take to turn down $4 million a month? For Tirso “TJ” Dominguez—once a hotshot pilot for drug traffickers—it was the promise of
What would it take to turn down $4 million a month? For Tirso “TJ” Dominguez—once a hotshot pilot for drug traffickers—it was the promise of
Get ready, Washington, DC—because in less than two weeks, the city’s streets will rumble under the weight of millions of pounds of military hardware. Yep,
Once allies, now at odds—Donald Trump and Elon Musk have officially gone from power duo to public sparring partners. The gloves came off Thursday after
What if the plastic bottle you tossed in the ocean dissolved like sugar in tea? Japanese researchers might be turning that into reality. A team
Imagine sailing through icy Alaskan waters when suddenly—thick smoke rises from below deck. That’s exactly what happened aboard the Morning Midas, a cargo ship hauling
President Donald Trump just reignited controversy by signing a sweeping travel ban — this time targeting 19 countries. Twelve nations, including Afghanistan, Iran, and Libya,
What happens when science meets national security concerns? Two Chinese nationals, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, find themselves at the center of a serious smuggling
On 10 June, all eyes will be on Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, the Indian Air Force pilot. He is set to become only the second
South Korea just handed Lee Jae-myung a dramatic political comeback—and a mountain of problems to solve. Six months after a failed martial law attempt cost
What happens when an earthquake strikes—and you’re behind bars? In Karachi’s Malir Jail, chaos. More than 200 prisoners escaped early Tuesday after tremors shook the
After more than a century away, 19 African American souls have finally returned home. This weekend, New Orleans held a powerful tribute—part solemn memorial, part
Mount Etna put on a dramatic—and dangerous—show Monday morning. It unleashed a massive plume of ash, gas, and rock high into the Sicilian sky. What