
Trump Attacks Nobel Winner Navi Pillay Over Peace Prize
President Donald Trump turned a long-running campaign for Nobel recognition into a direct attack on the 2026 laureate, the Norwegian Nobel Committee and Norway itself.
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President Donald Trump turned a long-running campaign for Nobel recognition into a direct attack on the 2026 laureate, the Norwegian Nobel Committee and Norway itself.
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Donald Trump said Ukraine should choose a leader who can make a deal, escalating his clash with Volodymyr Zelenskyy one day after a Russian diesel arrangement drew criticism from Kyiv and lawmakers in Washington.
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Former New York prosecutor Daniel Wiesenfeld says Attorney General Letitia James pressed staff to keep investigating Donald Trump and associates after a year-long inquiry found no wrongdoing. James' office rejects…
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On October 9, Ukrainian drone activity forced all four of Moscow's airports to close as three of Vladimir Putin's specially equipped Il-96 presidential aircraft returned from Turkmenistan — two eventually landed at…
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Speaking at the White House on Saturday, Donald Trump said Ukraine needs “a new leader who can make a deal” — his sharpest break yet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, coming a day after the diesel deal with Putin that Kyiv…
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A new trade understanding may avert another tariff fight, but its real test is whether an unpublished mechanism can turn diplomatic language into fewer cars, easier market access and predictable rare-earth supplies.
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Ledger is investigating whether devices sold by an authorized Malaysian reseller were tampered with. Hundreds of wallets were drained, and recent buyers are being told not to initialize unused devices.
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A fake security-audit workflow is harvesting AWS, Anthropic and OpenAI credentials from repositories, pushed through trusted maintainers’ own identities.
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Universal and Blumhouse’s horror release is projected at $17–22 million while The Social Reckoning trails at $7–8 million. The weekend is a test of October genre economics.
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Saturday Night Live is new tonight on NBC and Peacock. Gillis returns as host, Rosalía performs, and then the show begins a two-week break before Halloween.
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A survey of the Mar del Plata Submarine Canyon documented dozens of species new to science, from tiny copepods to an orange sea star and a cucumber nicknamed Loki.
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Great Tides covers nearly six acres on Norwegian’s private island, with cliff jumps, a four-rider family slide, a children’s splash zone and a lazy-river bar.
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Harry and the King have reportedly spoken several times, but there has been no in-person meeting. Scotland, Wales and an October 27 Caribbean tour crowd the calendar.
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Azurite and SUIS reached two stars in the Netherlands, while AnnaLena became Vancouver’s first two-star restaurant. The results show two dining scenes at different stages.
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Ukraine's president directly linked Washington's easing of restrictions on Russian diesel exports to a devastating attack on homes in Zaporizhzhia, turning an energy deal into a test of U.S. leverage and allied trust.
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Missiles struck Terminals 3 and 4 at King Khalid International Airport, injuring dozens and forcing Saudi authorities to close the airport while damage was assessed.
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The president heads to Tennessee's F&M Bank Arena with polls forecasting a harsh rebuke for Republicans, Blackburn and Hagerty on stage, and Isaias weather hanging over the day.
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Trump backed Pete Hegseth’s plan to execute Nidal Hasan by firing squad on December 3 and broadcast it publicly. Lawmakers on both sides are calling it medieval.
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OpenAI’s annualized revenue came in at $50B, not the projected $70B, and the market punished the AI chip trade. Friday’s rebound promise only partly repaired the damage.
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SpaceX is in talks to raise $40B in debt to fund an exclusive Nvidia chip commitment, betting a year’s revenue on the AI buildout. It would be the largest debt financing tied to AI infrastructure yet.
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A CNN analysis traces the road back to war: an unprepared Riyadh, a U.S. ally told no twice, and Houthi drones over Saudi cities. Here is how every side read the map wrong.
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Cleveland stormed back from 0-2 in Chicago to force a Game 5 at Progressive Field. Ramírez is in century-rare company, and the White Sox are fighting a 1906 ghost.
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Fabrizio Romano says Haaland could eventually land at Real Madrid or Barcelona, while AC Milan prepare to reignite their pursuit of Sporting’s captain. Plus: Chevalier, Olise and Arsenal’s talks.
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Two women were found shot dead in the street Friday evening. After a SWAT standoff, police discovered six more victims inside the home — including two children — plus the suspected gunman, dead from an apparent…
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The Doncaster park was evacuated and closed for the weekend after a tiger attacked a man who entered the Land of the Tigers enclosure. Police say there is no wider risk to the public.
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Medics reported four deaths near Panda Mall and one in Tuffah. Israel said both strikes targeted militants as a year-old ceasefire came under growing strain.
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Lebanon said five Syrians and one Lebanese national were wounded near Khush al-Sayyid Ali. Israel said it targeted a Syrian militant operating under Iranian direction.
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After “proof of life” demands from Paxton's camp and Trump's “TalaFREAKo” taunts, James Talarico walked the Austin City Limits grounds Friday — 24 days before Election Day.
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The detention of Banerjee, TMC lawmakers and other opposition figures turned a youth-led challenge to India's election administration into a wider test of political legitimacy and protest policing.
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The preliminary investigation narrows attention to a 29-second sequence of changing rotor and engine sounds—but leaves the cause of the fatal Chatsworth crash unresolved.
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