Psychological thrillers have a singular power to draw viewers into unsettling mental and emotional worlds. Unlike action thrillers that rely on chase scenes or explosions, these stories explore the dark corners of the human psyche, revealing fears, guilt, and desires that feel disturbingly familiar. Their tension comes not from violence but from mind games, manipulation, and the slow unravelling of reality itself.

Early results in Argentina’s legislative elections on Sunday showed a landslide victory for President Javier Milei as voters overwhelmingly backed his free-market reforms and deep austerity measures, providing a strong boost for the libertarian leader to continue his economic overhaul.

Live from New York, it’s three Michael J. Foxes!

Anthony Hopkins is reflecting on his estrangement from his daughter, Abigail.

Two men have been charged with corruption-related offences by the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation has strengthened digital inclusion efforts by hosting a two-day Go Digital Pacific training in Suva, targeting youths and women from Lami and Qauia.

The Fiji Commerce & Employers Federation (FCEF) has rejected claims by Fiji Trades Union Congress (FTUC) General Secretary Felix Anthony, that amendments to the Employment Relations Act (ERA) were the result of 15 years of debate among tripartite partners.

Donald Trump has said he is adding 10% to US tariffs on goods imported from Canada, after the province of Ontario aired an anti-tariff advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan.

No, Bad Bunny isn’t already back again on Saturday Night Live, tonight’s episode is just a rerun while the show is on break.

In the complex mosaic of the new Syria, the old battle against the group calling itself Islamic State (IS) continues in the Kurdish-controlled north-east. It’s a conflict that has slipped from the headlines – with bigger wars elsewhere.

June Lockhart, the veteran Hollywood star famous for projects like Lassie and Lost in Space, has died. She was 100.

The Suva High Court heard that Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka did not have the authority to advise President Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu to revoke the appointment of former Fiji Independent Commission against Corruption Commissioner Barbara Malimali.