The most powerful news photos of the year
The best news photos of 2023 show a variety of historic moments, global conflicts, natural disasters, and other major news stories.
Year: 2023
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British tabloids hacked Prince Harry’s phone for years, a judge rules — and it started when he was 19
In his complaint, Prince Harry alleged Mirror Group outlets illegally gathered information on him from 1991 to 2011.
Home prices are getting slashed as inventory climbs and high mortgage rates push sellers to compete for buyers, Zillow says
"Price cuts are more common than normal – chances are good that prices are negotiable," Zillow economists said.
Former top Vatican official jailed in financial corruption scandal
The pope’s former deputy secretary of state and nine others have been found guilty in the Vatican’s biggest financial corruption scandal.
American jailed over working with Russian tycoon
A judge nearly maxed out former FBI counterintelligence director Charles McGonigal’s sentence, citing national security consequences Read Full Article at RT.com
How ‘natural Viagra’ Is harvested in the deadly cliffs of the Himalayas
Have you heard of shilajit? The resin-like substance is booming in popularity across the West. But getting this "miracle product" is no easy task.
China’s problems boil down to demand, derisking, demographics, and debt, economist says
China’s economic mess is being caused by "four D’s," and the country’s leaders are going about solving the problem the wrong way.
The candidate NY Republicans chose to replace George Santos has been a registered Democrat for more than a decade
Santos has yet to say if he’ll endorse a candidate in the race to fill the House seat made vacant from his ouster.
Tech bros are stuck in a fantasy land of apocalypse bunkers and bizarre space stations
The billionaires have seen their companies undergo drastic layoffs this year, but they’re still focused on doomsday bunkers and space-faring civilizations.
The family of a young woman who froze to death after being locked in a hotel freezer agree a $10 million settlement
Kenneka Jenkins, 19, died after being locked in a walk-in freezer in the Crowne Plaza Chicago O’Hare Hotel in 2017. Her family sued the hotel.