A federal judge has dismissed a Department of Justice lawsuit against Arizona seeking access to the state’s voter records.

Creatives converge from all over the globe, new designs are showcased, and trends are set for the forthcoming year. The ...

Pacha — whose parent company is based in Dubai and has clubs around the world — has promised that it will be open and ready ...

In this video, a resin table is created using colorful stickers as part of the design. The process shows how the stickers are arranged and embedded into the resin, resulting in a unique and visually ...

“ When it is over, we need to put everything on the table, discuss and decide together on the future of the bases.” The president had previously commented on the bases as “ a remnant of colonialism”.

A celebrated American wingsuit pilot has been killed jumping near South Africa’s Table Mountain, after a daredevil stunt went tragically wrong. Brendan Weinstein descended some 1,000 feet at a speed ...

But Israel’s Channel 12 news cites Deqa Qasim, the director of the political department in Hargeisa’s Foreign Ministry, as saying in an interview that such a military base is on the table and being ...

SANParks has warned that BASE jumping is an illegal, unregulated activity and is strictly prohibited within Table Mountain National Park. This comes after American BASE jumper Brendan Weinstein, an ...

An American base jumper, Brendan Weinstein, died on Monday while attempting a jump near Table Mountain, crashing onto the busy Platteklip Gorge hiking trail. Base jumping is prohibited in the Table ...

An evening view of Cape Town's Table Mountain from the Bloubergstrand area. Picture: @CityofCT/X Western Cape police are investigating the death of a base jumper who crashed on Table Mountain.

Wilderness Search and Rescue (WSAR) teams were called into action on Monday on the iconic Table Mountain, following a tragic incident involving a wingsuit BASE jumper in the renowned Platteklip Gorge.

Justin Williams, a journalist at Briefly News since 2024, covers South Africa’s current affairs. Before joining Briefly News, he served as a writer and chief editor at Right for Education Africa’s ...