
Klitschko: Kyiv in "Survival Mode" as Winter Closes In
The mayor's blunt warning — consider leaving the capital temporarily — exposes how Russia's campaign against energy and bridges is turning winter itself into a weapon.
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The mayor's blunt warning — consider leaving the capital temporarily — exposes how Russia's campaign against energy and bridges is turning winter itself into a weapon.
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A large fire at Rostov-on-Don's Yug Rusi terminal during a reported drone attack has exposed the collision between Washington's diesel diplomacy and Kyiv's campaign against Russia's energy system.
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A man armed with a knife locked 13 children aged 4 and 5 inside a Curitiba daycare classroom, doused the room in a gasoline-smelling fuel, and threatened to set it on fire. Three hours later, police moved in — and…
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Trump turned a family-law terminology bill into potent rally ammunition against Gov. Kathy Hochul, compressing a technical legal rewrite into a culture-war punch line.
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Friday's strike on Wad al-Mahi province — near a displacement camp and the informal gold mines where the victims worked — drew a rare UN condemnation and a claim, denied by Addis Ababa, that the drone was launched…
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A warning about gunfire and bombs forced a last-minute decision at Tulsa's BOK Center. Police said the building was safe; Langley's team decided the remaining uncertainty was still too much.
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Moscow blames pasteurellosis and rabies for the Siberian outbreak; a USDA report citing local sources suggests the scale of the culling may point to unconfirmed foot-and-mouth disease — a claim Russia's agriculture…
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One year after the war in Gaza was declared over, more than 100 humanitarian groups say the ceasefire "exists in name only" — and the numbers back them up: over 1,400 Palestinians killed, the boundary line moved, and…
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The surge reverses Moscow's plan to cool military outlays and rebuild reserves, while showing that the Kremlin is budgeting for a longer war rather than a rapid diplomatic exit.
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The toll reported before sunrise capped four consecutive days of lethal attacks and sharpened the question hanging over the next round of diplomacy: whether winter pressure is now the strategy, not merely the season.
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The UN's human rights chief called the scale and manner of Russia's strikes “reprehensible,” the IAEA reported drone incidents at Zaporizhzhia, and aid officials warned the attacks on energy infrastructure could make…
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The Ensenada court found that a robbery attempt became a triple murder near a remote Baja surf break. The verdict gives three families a measure of accountability, while leaving harder questions about sentencing,…
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A decades-old friendship moved from the White House to Air Force One and then to a campaign stage in Syracuse, where Trump used Tyson’s surprise appearance to reinforce his endorsement of Republican governor…
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Langley said she would not risk putting fans in harm's way. Tulsa police said bomb-dog searches found nothing and officers did not recommend canceling, leaving the final decision to the artist's team.
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The Medellín-to-JFK Airbus A320 hit severe turbulence near Jamaica and Cuba before turning for Miami. The differing injury totals describe two official snapshots—not evidence that either agency lost count.
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A year after the October 2025 agreement, humanitarian groups say civilian deaths, hunger, damaged hospitals and restrictions on rebuilding have turned a formal truce into prolonged limbo.
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A day after Houthi missiles killed three at Riyadh's airport, a regional source told AFP that the kingdom will not bow to "military blackmail" — closing the diplomatic door just as a major offensive to retake Bab…
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A white Mercedes that blew through a steady red light at Allerton and Holland avenues on Friday afternoon plowed into four women in a crosswalk and set off a four-car pileup — killing at least one person and injuring…
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Hans Grundberg told the UN Security Council on Friday that September's Houthi offensive has ended four years of relative calm — while government forces say they retook the port of Mocha and Saudi airports come under…
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A Yemen full-scale war has returned, the United Nations told the Security Council, with a September Houthi offensive, regional spillover and a fresh humanitarian emergency erasing the relative calm that followed the…
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Former Hurricane Rachel never made landfall — it didn't need to. Its swells combined with king tides to shred the Long Beach Peninsula boardwalk Friday morning, red-tag homes, and send Newport Beach crews scrambling…
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Mongolia's interior ministry ordered precautionary health monitoring at border crossings with Russia after the suspected pneumonic plague case in Irkutsk — but stressed the risk is low, crossings remain open, and…
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Buried inside the diplomacy to end the Ukraine war is a $20 billion energy transaction: Lukoil's global empire of oil fields, refineries, and gas stations — and a buyer list that runs through some of the most…
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The world's richest man told three Canadian provinces to leave the country. The prime minister's answer — and the Alberta vote ten days away — tells the real story.
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The Miami Ukraine peace talks turned a collection of Western ideas into a timetable: agree a common proposal within weeks, then test whether Moscow will negotiate before winter hardens the battlefield and the…
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The Trump Putin diesel deal puts Russian fuel at the center of U.S. price relief and Ukraine-war diplomacy, with Moscow promising staggered deliveries while Kyiv warns that the revenue would strengthen Russia’s war…
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The quake struck off Panama's southern coast at 12:56 p.m. local time, was felt in Panama City and Costa Rica, and triggered a tsunami threat stretching across the Pacific coast of Central America and down to…
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Panama's magnitude 7.7 earthquake has Americans asking an uncomfortable question: could it happen here? Federal scientists don't deal in "if" — they deal in odds. And the odds say yes.
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A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Panama on October 9, 2026. If you're wondering what just happened beneath your feet — and what to do next — here's the plain-language guide.
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At a White House event Friday, the president approved Nidal Hasan's firing-squad execution — but said nothing about the Pentagon's plan to broadcast it, as bipartisan backlash and legal questions mount.
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