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Disney become the latest company to report deep job cuts, saying it will cut 7000 jobs from its global workforce. Disney had about 220,000 workers as of October 1, of which approximately 166,000 were employed in the US. A cut of 7000 jobs represents about 3 per cent of its global workforce. READ MORE: Madonna hits back at 'ageist' critics after Grammys appearance "While this is necessary to address the challenges we're facing today, I do not make this decision lightly," CEO Bob Iger, who returned to lead the company in November when the board fired Bob Chapek as the company's leader, said. "I have enormous respect and appreciation for the talent and dedication of our employees worldwide, and I'm mindful of the personal impact of these changes." The job...

Andrew Tate has been banned from various prominent social media platforms for expressing misogynistic views and hate speech. He is now being held in Romania on suspicion of organized crime and human trafficking However, he continues to draw a massive following – predominantly among boys and young men – with his self-described misogynistic way of life. The 36-year-old's arrest as part of an investigation into alleged human trafficking in Romania has now brought him to the attention of plenty who weren't familiar with his name. Where is Andrew Tate from? Andrew Tate was born Emory Andrew Tate III in December 1986 in the USA, although the exact location is not known. His official website says he is from Chicago, while other sources say he was born in Washington, DC...

The death toll from the powerful earthquakes that have rocked Turkey and neighbouring Syria on Monday has surpassed 3400, with thousands more injured. Rescuers are now racing against time in extreme weather conditions after the 7.8 magnitude quake struck south-eastern Turkey and northern Syria, trapping residents under mounds of rubble. An official with Turkey's disaster management authority said more than 7800 people had been rescued across 10 provinces. The official, Orhan Tatar, said 5606 buildings had collapsed. READ MORE: What to know about the big quake that hit Turkey and Syria At least 2379 people were killed in 10 Turkish provinces, with nearly 15,000 injured, according to Turkish authorities. The death toll in government-held areas of Syria ...

Aiden Fucci, the Florida teenager who stabbed 13-year-old Tristyn Bailey more than 100 times in 2021 has pleaded guilty to first degree murder, according to the 7th Judicial Circuit court clerk. Fucci entered his guilty plea Monday at a hearing intended to get jury selection for his trial underway, CNN affiliate WJXT said. Shortly after entering the courtroom, an attorney for Fucci, 16, told Judge R. Lee Smith they were changing their plea to guilty. READ MORE: Survivors 'screaming' under rubble as Turkey earthquake kills thousands Aiden Fucci has been charged with the murder of Tristyn Bailey. (St Johns County Sheriff's Office) Fucci stood before the judge and said "I'm sorry for the Bailey family and my family," WJXT reported. In 2021, according to the prose...

The James Webb Space Telescope has observed its smallest cosmic object to date — a previously unknown asteroid about the size of the Colosseum in Rome. A team of European astronomers made the detection of the space rock, which is between 100 to 200 metres long, and located in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. The doughnut-shaped belt is home to most of the asteroids in the solar system. READ MORE: Survivors 'screaming' under rubble as Turkey quake kills thousands The main asteroid belt is in close alignment with the ecliptic plane or the same plane that includes Earth's orbit around the sun. The asteroid may be one of the smallest ever found in the main belt. Such small, dark cosmic objects are incredibly hard to observe, but astronome...

A nursing home resident woke up in a funeral home two hours after being pronounced dead in the US state of Iowa. The 66-year-old woman was in the care of the Glen Oaks Alzheimer's Special Care Centre in Urbandale when she was declared dead on January 3. A report from the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals Health division detailed how the woman had been admitted into hospice care two weeks earlier suffering from end-stage early onset dementia. An unnamed staff member at the centre reported at 6am on January 3 that the patient's eyes were open, but wasn't breathing and had no pulse. A licenced practical nurse also examined the woman and found no sign of life. The on-call hospice nurse and the woman's family were then told about the death. By ...