A jury at Swansea Crown Court found Thomas Morgan guilty of murdering five-month-old Jensen-Lee Dougal after the child sustained fatal injuries while in his care; sentencing will take place at a later date.
Google will expand its 'Results about you' tool in the US to let people register and monitor passport, driver's license and Social Security numbers and request removal of links if those details appear in search results.
The Irish government has awarded a new Public Service Obligation contract that changes the Donegal–Dublin timetable and removes the afternoon flight; campaigners and Donegal Airport say the change could affect patients who rely on same-day travel.
Twelve-year-old Leo Ross was fatally stabbed while walking home and the teenager who pleaded guilty received a life sentence with a 13-year minimum term; Leo's mother said the sentence was inadequate.
Teddi Mellencamp marked the one-year anniversary of her stage 4 brain cancer diagnosis on Instagram and said scans now show no detectable cancer while she continues on immunotherapy.
On 10 February the Prime Minister spoke in Welwyn Garden City, emphasising the cost of living and his working-class background.
A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration's move to end temporary protected status for roughly 350,000 Haitians, and churches in Springfield, Ohio, are expanding support as the administration appeals and the legal outcome remains unsettled.
Yemen's Houthi group has mobilized fighters and relocated weapons and equipment as regional tensions rise, and its leaders have warned the United States against military action while invoking Gaza in their public rhetoric.
Alyssa Farah Griffin was absent from The View after co-host Whoopi Goldberg said she was at the hospital as she and husband Justin Griffin awaited the arrival of their baby boy.
Agrace plans a $40 million dementia village on its Madison campus to house up to 65 people with memory loss, modeled on the Netherlands' Hogeweyk community and expected to open in September 2027.
