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Civilians move through Tehran as uncertainty grows ahead of the ceasefire deadline.
Tensions between Iran and the United States are intensifying as a fragile ceasefire nears expiration, with Tehran resisting negotiations under pressure while Washington maintains a naval blockade, raising fears of renewed conflict in an already volatile region.
A shocking discovery at Cumuto Cemetery in Trinidad has triggered a major investigation after dozens of infant remains and several adults were found buried in a single grave, raising serious questions about funeral practices and oversight.
By Aurax Desk
Authorities examine a grave at Cumuto Cemetery as investigations continue into the discovery of multiple bodies.
An Israeli soldier’s alleged desecration of a statue of Jesus has triggered strong condemnation from Christian leaders worldwide, reigniting debate over religious respect and the protection of sacred sites in a region already marked by deep sensitivities.
By Aurax Desk
Israeli soldiers stand overlooking an urban area at dusk, as tensions rise following reports of a soldier allegedly desecrating a statue of Jesus.
U.S. Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer has stepped down following a widening misconduct investigation, marking another high-profile departure and raising fresh questions about oversight and accountability within the administration.
By Aurax Desk
Student-led demonstrations filled Tiananmen Square in the early days of the 1989 protests.
By Aurax News Staff | April 18, 2026
That eerie moment when a new experience feels strangely familiar has puzzled people for centuries. Scientists are now uncovering how memory, perception, and timing glitches in the brain may create the sensation known as déjà vu.
A commuter stands frozen in a subway station, overwhelmed by the strange sensation that he has lived this exact moment before.
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