The Senegal Pastef budget rejection is not an opposition ambush — it is the governing movement voting against itself. Pastef, the party that holds 130 of the National Assembly's 165 seats and controls the chamber's…
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Kyiv came under ballistic missile attack twice in one night. At about 9:45 p.m. on Monday, after Ukraine's Air Force warned that ballistic missiles were headed for the capital, Russian missiles struck the grounds of…
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A Russian missile strike on Kyiv killed at least one person and injured ten on Monday evening, in an attack that hit beside a metro station in the capital's Desnyanskyi district, shattered windows at two medical…
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The Pentagon FORTRESS plan has acquired a number, and the number is what makes it news: 90 days. Under a standard set out in internal Pentagon documents reviewed by Fox News Digital, every major military installation…
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Jordan airstrikes southern Syria turned a domestic manhunt into a cross-border crisis on Monday. The Royal Jordanian Air Force struck what the armed forces described as militant hideouts in southern Syria, saying the…
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Japan stockpile food and water is about to become an official national request. Goshi Hosono, Japan's Minister in charge of Disaster Prevention, announced on Monday that on November 2 — the day Japan's new Disaster…
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Saudi Arabia's air defences were activated again early on Tuesday, October 27. The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen said it intercepted and destroyed three ballistic missiles launched by the Houthis toward the kingdom's…
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Three times the guards, a new deportation brief: Brussels wants Frontex to run Europe's returns — tripling the border force to 30,000, giving it a dedicated returns centre and a 24-hour reaction force, and letting it…
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Two British men from Westminster are the first people charged over the September incident at the Gloucestershire airbase that hosted America's B-1 bombers — and prosecutors say the case reaches all the way to a…
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A three-year Warsaw Defence Plan ties Britain and Poland together on missiles, drones, cyber defence, warships and ammunition — and Warsaw says it should also pull Britain closer to the European Union's defence…
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World / India — The Adani Modi documentary takedown reached a Kolkata courtroom on Monday: the Calcutta High Court ordered YouTube, X and Instagram to remove Sabeer Bhatia’s 36-minute film ‘The Friendship Files’ and…
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World — A ceasefire both Moscow and Kyiv say is holding toward Kherson runs alongside the heaviest strike night on the capital in weeks — 16 ballistic missiles, more than 280 drones, and a city counting the cost by…
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Economy / Markets — Futures edged higher on Tuesday as Celestica's beat kept the AI trade alive, Visa and Seagate waited after the bell, and the Federal Reserve opened a two-day meeting almost nobody expects to end…
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Entertainment — Tom Holland will dance Fred Astaire, Sabrina Carpenter will play Ginger Rogers — but the casting that defines Sony's biopic is Margaret Qualley as Adele, the sister whose dancing no camera ever captured.
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World / Africa — South Africa deploys troops to KwaZulu-Natal: President Cyril Ramaphosa has sent 510 SANDF soldiers to back the police under Operation Prosper after a month of anti-migrant protests, torched vehicles…
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War / Africa — Somali soldiers killed al Shabaab fighters in their dozens in the battle around Buurhakaba, the Defence Ministry says. Two soldiers who helped carry the army’s own dead to Mogadishu told Reuters the…
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War / World — Sudan drone strike Nyala: a drone hit a market in the city’s north on Monday evening, killing 21 people and wounding at least 40, a medic at Nyala Hospital told AFP — the second deadly strike on a…
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Two of Russia's NATO neighbours picked up the phone to the Kremlin on Tuesday — in consultation with Ukraine, ahead of the Abu Dhabi meetings, and with a message they said only a direct call could carry: the war must…
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A Truth Social post, repeated under the wing of Air Force One, puts a seven-figure bounty on election fraud — with no published rules, no named fund, and eight days to the vote.
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Three sisters of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan were not released when their detention orders expired last week — because, a Lahore court heard on Monday, the Punjab government had already extended their…
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The Tata Communications $450 million AI fibre plan is a wager on the least glamorous layer of the boom: 10,000 kilometres of glass under Indian soil, linking the data centres where the country's AI future will…
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With the Fortinet FortiGuard Inline AI security service, the company is betting that the next fight over artificial intelligence will not be won by another dashboard — it will be won inside the network gear…
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Anthropic's Frontier Red Team and the startup Theorem say Claude did not just test 123 widely used open-source libraries. It produced machine-checked mathematical proofs that 239 of their test entry points cannot…
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The Dez Bryant police gunpoint video runs for only a few seconds, and that is enough. In footage released on Monday by OutKick, the former Dallas Cowboys star lies face-down on the asphalt of a Southlake, Texas…
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Walter Koenig, the actor who played the young Russian navigator Pavel Chekov on the original Star Trek, died at his home in Los Angeles on Sunday. He was 90. The Walter Koenig cause of death was given by his…
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Ethiopia Orthodox Christians killed in two attacks in the Arsi Zone of Oromia rose to 60 on Monday, after the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church's Holy Synod confirmed the toll from its diocese on the ground — 14…
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The EQT Range Resources merger, announced Monday, is the deal the American gas industry has been building toward for a decade. EQT Corporation will acquire Range Resources in an all-stock transaction that Reuters…
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Uganda has drawn the hardest border line yet drawn by any of Congo's neighbours in this year's Ebola emergency. Ugandan citizens returning home with a history of travel to the Democratic Republic of Congo will be…
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Russia’s years-long campaign against Ukraine’s energy grid was not collateral damage. It was, a United Nations commission of inquiry concluded on Monday, a deliberate state policy to make civilians suffer — and it…
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The United States is paying to keep an Ebola medicine on the shelf for five more years. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals said on Monday that it has extended its agreement with the Biomedical Advanced Research and…
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