Brevard County flooding closed all schools Monday after up to 11.9 inches of rain fell in West Melbourne, triggering a flash flood emergency on the Space Coast.
Read articleThe National Weather Service called it a “particularly dangerous situation” and rated the damage threat catastrophic. By sunrise, cars were underwater in Palm Bay, U.S. 192 was closed in Melbourne, and a county built…
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Trump Iran deal after midterms: the president said 'no' to new strikes, Vance sees a negotiated settlement, and oil fell as Doha talks circulate a draft.
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On the eve of the midterm elections, the president took the war’s most-watched deadline off the table in a single word — while his vice president talked up a negotiated settlement, Qatari mediators circulated a draft…
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Iran's Strait of Hormuz reopening plan could restart transit in two days under a draft from Doha — if Washington first ends its naval blockade of Iran.
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Tehran has cut its Strait of Hormuz reopening plan from seven days to two — but the faster clock, by Iran’s own account, starts only if Washington first ends the naval blockade, lifts its newest sanctions and meets…
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Cyclone Murasu landfall is expected south of Ongole tonight: a severe cyclonic storm with gusts to 120 kmph, a 1.0–1.5 metre storm surge, at least 21 flights cancelled and evacuations under way along the Andhra coast.
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World / Weather — The Cyclone Murasu landfall is now a matter of hours. A severe cyclonic storm over the west-central Bay of Bengal is forecast to cross the south Andhra Pradesh coast between Nellore and Narsapur, to…
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Alstom shares plunged 27% in Paris after the French train maker cut its full-year outlook for the second time in 2026, blaming Coradia Max delivery delays in Germany and guiding free cash flow to minus €1.5 billion — even as orders rose to €11.0 billion.
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The Alstom share price plunge on Monday was the market’s verdict on a familiar story: the world’s second-largest train maker has plenty of orders and not enough ability to turn them into delivered trains and cash. A…
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Three shootings in 75 minutes on Halloween night killed four people and injured about 15 in Dallas's Deep Ellum — despite extra police patrols already in the district. Police say the attacks do not appear connected.
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U.S. / Dallas — Three separate shootings tore through Dallas’s Deep Ellum entertainment district in the early hours of Sunday, November 1, killing four people and injuring about 15 others as Halloween crowds packed…
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Bulgaria presidential election results: Iliana Iotova wins the runoff with 57.58% to become the country's first elected female president. What it means.
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The Bulgaria presidential election results give Iliana Iotova — the vice president who has run the presidency since January — a full five-year term of her own, won on a promise of peace and dialogue, and on a turnout…
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Russian gas sales to Europe could restart through Ukraine under a US plan tied to an energy ceasefire, the WSJ reports — but the EU wants its ban permanent.
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Envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff floated Russian gas flowing through Ukrainian pipelines — sold via an American intermediary — as part of an energy ceasefire before winter. Kyiv's resumed refinery strikes have…
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The UN’s Western Sahara mission is over — not with a settlement, but with a veto deadlock. Guterres confirms MINURSO’s liquidation began November 1, 35 years after it was created to hold a referendum that never happened.
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World / Africa — The UN Western Sahara mission ends not with a settlement, a referendum or a ceremony, but with a veto deadlock in New York. On Sunday, Secretary-General António Guterres confirmed that MINURSO —…
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The Myanmar civil war death toll has passed 100,000, UN experts warn, accusing the military of deliberately attacking civilians to force submission.
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UN experts told the General Assembly that more than 100,000 people have died since the 2021 coup, most of them civilians — and that the killing of civilians is not collateral damage but the military’s strategy.
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Two days before the midterms, Trump says he will become “Mr. Veto” if Democrats take Congress — and Reuters reports his White House has spent six months mapping how to govern without it.
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Politics / U.S. Elections — Two days before voters decide control of Congress, President Donald Trump has given his answer to the question hanging over the midterms: if Democrats win, he will veto their bills until…
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One person was killed and eight others wounded when shots rang out in the 400 block of Graymont Avenue West, behind Legion Field’s south end zone, after Alabama A&M’s 31–28 win in the 85th Magic City Classic.
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Gunfire in the vendor rows behind Legion Field’s south end zone killed one person and wounded eight others on Saturday night, turning the largest HBCU football weekend in America into a crime scene hours after…
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President Prabowo Subianto dismissed his chief of staff Listyo Sigit Prabowo by decree on Wednesday, a day after police named the former national police chief as a suspect in an alleged illegal wiretapping operation — as more than 20,000 troops deployed to Jakarta.
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The Prabowo wiretapping scandal reached the top of the presidential palace on Wednesday: the president sacks his chief of staff, three police generals are suspects in an alleged plot to wiretap the president’s own…
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An armed suspect crashed a sedan through the campus fence into the outdoor lunch area at Citibank Center in Brandon, fatally shot a woman, and was shot by a Citibank security guard — two dead, four hurt, in what the sheriff called a “targeted incident.”
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An armed man crashed a sedan through the perimeter fence of the Citibank campus in Brandon at lunchtime on Wednesday, fatally shot a woman in the outdoor dining area, and was then shot in an exchange of gunfire with…
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Two people were killed and six wounded in two airstrikes in Khan Younis and a third person in Al-Mussadar in central Gaza on Monday, medics said — the second lethal day in a row, more than a year into a ceasefire that has never fully stopped the fire.
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Three dead and six wounded across the south and centre of the enclave on Monday — a day after eight were killed, under a ceasefire now in its second year.
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