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Daylight saving time 2026 starts Sunday. Here’s what time the clocks changed and more key details.

Daylight saving time for 2026 started early Sunday, meaning most Americans lost an hour of sleep overnight. The annual ritual of having the clocks “spring forward” an hour ahead takes place on the second Sunday of March. What is daylight saving time, exactly? By shifting clocks forward an hour, daylight saving time effectively moves an…

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Stolen Renoir paintings found hidden, and damaged, behind cinder block wall: “Completely undetectable”

Two paintings by impressionist master Pierre-Auguste Renoir, stolen from a museum in southern France and later discovered hidden behind a wall, have sustained slight damage, prosecutors said on Monday. In September, thieves broke into the museum in Cagnes-sur-Mer and escaped with two works by Renoir, abandoning two others as they fled. The value of all…

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Iconic penguin colony sees “population collapse” driven by climate change, study finds

A remote island near Antarctica is no longer home to the world’s largest penguin colony as climate-driven changes to ocean food chains likely devastated its once-thriving inhabitants and caused a “population collapse,” researchers said Wednesday. Drone and satellite images showed that the volcanic island of Zavodovski lost more than 680,000 — or nearly two-thirds —…

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Environmental groups sue Trump administration over rollback of vehicle mileage rules

Environmental groups filed a lawsuit on Friday against the Trump administration over its rollback of vehicle fuel efficiency standards, saying the move will increase gasoline consumption and boost prices at the pump for U.S. motorists.  “It is unlawful for Trump to turn back the clock on fuel-efficient cars, forcing drivers to waste more money on…

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“Looksmaxxing” influencer Clavicular charged with rape in Massachusetts

“Looksmaxxing” influencer Clavicular has been charged with rape in Massachusetts, according to online court records. He denies the allegations. The online personality, whose real name is Braden Peters, is charged with one count of rape, one count of drugging someone for sexual intercourse, and one count of procuring liquor for someone under 21 years old,…

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