World / United Kingdom — Five days after the government told every household to keep three days of supplies at home, the tills have delivered the verdict in a UK stockpile sales surge: Britons listened. Torches,…
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World / Europe — The Israeli embassy Belgrade attack ended in seconds, with a teenage knife attacker dead outside a guard’s booth and a wounded Serbian officer standing over him, but its consequences will run for…
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Flavio Bolsonaro flees Brazil — and the man who lost the presidency on Sunday was in the United States by Tuesday. Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, 45, left Brazil for the United States days after losing the October 25…
Read articleTrump Chillicothe rally Ohio: President Donald Trump used his final Ohio appearance before Election Day to defend Vivek Ramaswamy’s embattled ad, dangle a U.S. Space Academy for Ohio if Jon Husted wins his Senate…
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The Flávio Bolsonaro surrender passports order landed less than a day after he lost Brazil's presidency. On Monday, federal police stopped Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in the street outside the Brasília home of his…
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World / Europe — A BMW was driven deliberately into a group of people in Neustadt am Rübenberge shortly before midnight on Monday, injuring four to five people. Police fired on the car, its occupants fled on foot —…
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The argument stopped being about lists and letters on Monday and became about handcuffs. The Justice Department announced criminal charges against 28 lawful permanent residents — green card holders — in California,…
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The Valkyries Dream Game 5 score will not be remembered for its beauty, and Golden State will not care in the slightest. The Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 64-55 at a sold-out Chase Center on Monday…
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Neil Young sues Trump again — and this time, the singer says, the other side had already promised in writing never to do it. Young filed a new copyright infringement lawsuit on Monday against the Trump 47 Committee,…
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The Tennessee manhunt for an escaped inmate is now a race against a head start measured in hours and state lines. Jacob Allen Morley, 28, who is serving a life sentence for first-degree murder, was discovered missing…
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Sports / St. Petersburg, Florida — The Brewers World Series Game 3 score — Milwaukee Brewers 10, Tampa Bay Rays 1, on Monday night at Tropicana Field — was decided in a single half-inning that will be replayed in…
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The Cowboys Eagles final score on Monday night was Dallas 38, Philadelphia 21 — and for once this season, the Cowboys looked like the team their record was supposed to describe. Dak Prescott threw three touchdown…
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The Dante Moore injury update Oregon fans had been dreading arrived on Monday night, and it was final. Head coach Dan Lanning announced that Moore, the quarterback who came back to Eugene this year instead of…
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Apple used the second day of its launch week to do the least surprising, most consequential thing it does every year: it put a faster chip in the machines professionals actually buy. The M6 MacBook Pro price starts…
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Kylian Mbappé apologized to China on Tuesday after a throwaway joke about a meme cost him three Chinese sponsors in a single day, got Spanish football broadcasts suspended in the world's largest television market,…
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Royals / Entertainment — Six months after her guest-judge appearance gave MasterChef Australia its biggest Sunday audience since 2023, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is coming back — this time to help guide cooks aged…
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The US has put BGI Genomics, MGI Tech and BGI Group on the Uyghur forced-labour entity list, alleging their Xinjiang genetic testing facilitates forced labour — a charge all three companies deny as Beijing condemns the move and vows to fight back.
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North Korea ballistic missiles: Pyongyang fired around 10 short-range missiles from near Wonsan on Thursday — its first ballistic salvo in 17 days — as Seoul, Tokyo and Washington shared tracking data, Japan confirmed the tracked object fell outside its EEZ, and South Korea’s unanswered offer of military talks sat on the table.
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Russia investment fund sanctions relief: Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov says talks on lifting US sanctions on the Russian Direct Investment Fund have been “going on for some time,” with RDIF chief Kirill Dmitriev active in his contacts — but the Treasury review continues, no decision or timetable has been announced, and critics in Congress warn relief would hand Putin fresh resources.
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Iran sanctions evasion network: Reuters and 240 Analytics found more than 5,000 secret Iranian military agencies — each named ‘MOD’ plus a number, all sharing the defence ministry’s Tehran address — imported at least $2 billion in missile and drone hardware, explosives and trucks past the US blockade since January 2025.
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Dolores Huerta dies at 96 — the Stockton teacher who co-founded the United Farm Workers, negotiated its first contracts and coined ‘Sí, se puede’ died of cancer at her home in Bakersfield on Wednesday. California ordered flags to half-staff as Obama, Newsom and Pelosi paid tribute.
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Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee bowed in apology on Thursday as a judge-led committee's report into the Wang Fuk Court fire that killed 168 people blamed a 'corrupt ecosystem' of bid-rigging and failed oversight — and Housing Secretary Winnie Ho resigned.
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Uganda says 27 of its citizens who enlisted to fight for Russia in Ukraine have been killed or are presumed dead — 11 confirmed dead and 16 whose bodies could not be located anywhere, including among prisoners of war — according to a letter from its Moscow embassy seen by Reuters.
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A Russian jet-powered drone hit a crowded platform at Dnipro's main station on Thursday morning as passengers boarded a commuter train to Zaporizhzhia, killing 13 people, Ukrainian officials said — a strike President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called "horrific" as he argued sanctions on Moscow must not be eased.
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Moscow's mayor said air defences downed most of 613 drones headed for the capital overnight — a claim that climbed in rolling updates all night — while three Moscow airports restricted flights and a Russian strike damaged an educational institution in Kharkiv.
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Six days before an election that could decide control of the U.S. Senate, President Donald Trump called for Alaska’s Democratic Senate nominee, Mary Peltola, to be prosecuted and removed from the ballot — after a New York Times investigation reported that her campaign worked to recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan to siphon votes from the Republican incumbent of the same name. Peltola’s campaign denies any involvement, no statute has been named, and no charges have been filed.
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Sudan’s war is no longer only Sudan’s. UN-appointed investigators say weapons, military technology and foreign fighters are still flowing in through a transnational network — in the same month that drone attacks on civilians reached their highest level since the war began — while in El Obeid some 600,000 people are caught between RSF drones overhead and SAF detention cells on the ground.
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North Korea workers in Russia are being recruited through a commercial website, priced per head and delivered to Russian companies in groups of fifty or more — on student visas, under North Korean embassy supervision, and in at least one case to a company that makes food for the military, a nine-month Global Rights Compliance investigation has found.
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Microsoft beat on the lines that mattered — Azure revenue rose 48% to $33.17 billion and free cash flow stayed positive at $18.6 billion — while Alphabet’s $51.4 billion AI spending quarter pushed free cash flow to negative $9.07 billion and its shares fell sharply after hours.
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A fire in one room of the Savannah River National Laboratory caused what officials called an unfiltered ground-level radiological release and a Site Area Emergency on Wednesday — the fire is out, and the site says there is no indication of any consequence beyond its boundaries.
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