It's no joke – seven years after the heartbreaking loss of Chester Bennington in 2017, Linkin Park is making a much-anticipated return, and they’ve got a few surprises in store.
Prince Hisahito, the only son of Crown Prince Akishino and Japan's potential future emperor amid ongoing debates over female succession, turned 18 on Friday, highlighting the imperial family's pressing issue of succession under current laws.
We have eagerly awaited this day since his departure in March: Sam Steen is back hosting his eponymous show in the morning.
France's new right-wing Prime Minister Michel Barnier began consultations on Friday to form a government capable of securing a parliamentary majority, following a period of political deadlock after a snap election that saw President Emmanuel Macron's centrist alliance lose its majority.
Starting Friday afternoon, motorists on the A3 motorway heading towards Luxembourg City will face additional traffic restrictions due to ongoing construction work.
Residents of Larochette were faced with an extraordinary scene on Friday morning following a night of severe thunderstorms in the region.
Asian markets were subdued on Friday as traders awaited a key US jobs report that could shape the Federal Reserve's upcoming decision on interest rates, amid mixed signals from the world's largest economy.
Germany's most iconic rock festival is back next June with headliners that are definitely worth seeing!
The Luxembourg Red Cross is actively seeking plasma donors aged 18 to 65 to help meet the growing demand for this vital resource.
A series of incidents, including a fire caused by a lightning strike in Fischbach, marked a tumultuous Thursday night in Luxembourg as thunderstorms swept across the region.
As businesses worldwide explore flexible working arrangements, Differdange-based company Flibco has successfully adopted a 32-hour work week, with promising results after one year of implementation.
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Friday, 6 September.
A year after being violently expelled from their homes in Uttarakhand by Hindu extremists, Muslim families like Mohammad Salim's remain displaced and fearful, as anti-Muslim sentiment continues to grow.
China is scaling back its massive infrastructure loans in Africa, analysts say, shifting to smaller, less risky projects as it navigates its own economic slowdown and concerns about debt sustainability on the continent.
The Japanese owner of 7-Eleven, Seven & i Holdings, announced Friday that it had rejected a takeover bid from Canadian retail giant Alimentation Couche-Tard, arguing that the offer "grossly undervalues" the world's largest convenience store chain.
A 14-year-old boy was charged Thursday with the murder of four people, including two students and two teachers, in a shooting at Apalachee High School in Georgia, while his father faces manslaughter charges for allowing access to the firearm used in the attack.
The summer of 2024 has officially become the hottest on record, surpassing last year's temperatures and setting the stage for this year to be the warmest ever recorded on Earth, the EU's climate monitor, Copernicus, announced Friday.
