A school-conditions campaign that began in the Paris suburbs became a national argument about education funding, protest policing and whether the movement is losing momentum or changing form.
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France's streets have ended monarchies, accelerated labor settlements and forced policy retreats. They have also produced violence, disruption and electoral backlashes. The pattern explains why both demonstrators and…
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The third week of France's student movement peaked Thursday as tens of thousands filled Place de la Bastille, forcing the education minister to promise 3,000 substitute teachers — while evening clashes brought tear…
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The OpenAI revenue Nasdaq selloff became Wall Street's first hard test of the revenue assumptions behind the artificial-intelligence buildout. The Financial Times reported that OpenAI recently told investors its…
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The “neither left nor right” outsider has chosen a side. His 3.4 million votes exceed Bolsonaro's first-round margin over Lula, turning a small percentage into the most closely watched bloc of the campaign's final…
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Israel says Muhammad Yazji, a Shati-battalion commander, spent the war holding three hostages in Gaza City — and died a day after the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks, as the fragile ceasefire frays.
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Polish military aircraft took to the sky as air-raid alerts sounded in Lublin and Podkarpackie during Russian strikes on western Ukraine. The operation was later stood down, with officials reporting no breach of…
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A federal immigration officer wounded a 28-year-old Dominican man during a targeted operation in Marble Hill. The child in the back seat was unharmed, but the event opened an immediate dispute over accountability,…
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EU envoys agreed the wave on October 7, 2026; foreign ministers are due to adopt it formally in Luxembourg on Monday, October 12.
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Trump personally reviewed the latest US proposal on Thursday before sending his two envoys to Miami, where a possible energy and grain ceasefire — and a later trip to Moscow — are on the agenda.
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A 44-year-old Massachusetts felon admitted importing plutonium from Russia and shipping it to 67 customers through the U.S. mail — the first case of its kind to test how nuclear smuggling laws apply to an online…
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Britain has expanded its pressure campaign from oil producers and tankers into crypto payments and military supply chains, while Ukraine warns that winter air attacks are intensifying.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Thursday he expects European partners to join this weekend's US-Ukraine talks, with air defence at the top of the agenda after more than 70 people were killed in two days of Russian strikes.
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A cut perimeter fence, an abandoned vehicle and four unexplained hours have put one of NATO's most sensitive intelligence sites at the center of a national-security investigation.
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A previously unreleased Army study — read by ICE before it signed the contract — found its new electroshock gloves inflicted intense pain, produced instant compliance, and left test subjects fearing the next shock.
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Overnight workers removed the "British Consulate General" plaque from the Sheikh Jarrah mission as Israel's 30-day closure order expired — the sharpest rupture yet in one of the world's oldest Western diplomatic…
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The European Commission is weighing an expansion of its “Corporate Resource for Europe” levy that would capture revenue from Apple, Google and Meta without singling them out — a bid to fund the 2028-2034 EU budget…
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In a keynote speech that earned three standing ovations, the Conservative leader branded Nigel Farage's party a “circus,” waded into the row over who counts as English, and unveiled a sweep of tax cuts, welfare…
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The planning order moves Washington closer to operational readiness, not necessarily to war. Trump has not approved an attack, and no date has been set.
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Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone led all 32 allied military chiefs to Kyiv for talks on Ukraine's battlefield priorities and the lessons NATO is drawing from the war.
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From the Pnyx hill beneath the Parthenon, the Secretary of State tied ancient Greek ideals to Trump's America First doctrine — and Washington is reading it as a 2028 audition.
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Jeff Bezos has given the clearest signal yet that Blue Origin could become a public company. The important caveat is in his own timetable: “several years,” not an imminent filing, stock symbol or launch date for shares.
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The embassy cited heightened threats around the anniversary without naming a plot, target or actor. The island-specific, date-specific warning is more limited than Tunisia's national advisory — and more unusual…
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Student demonstrators marched from King's College to UCL despite appeals to protest on another day; five were arrested for inciting racial hatred outside the Board of Deputies as clashes with counter-protesters…
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The president announced the nation's highest civilian honor from a San Antonio campaign stage, offering Clemens a White House imprimatur that Cooperstown's voters withheld for a decade.
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The Democratic National Committee says $20 million in Homeland Security money spent on ads praising the president violates the federal ban on government propaganda — with less than a month until the midterms.
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A proposal to build an official retreat at Trump International Golf Club promises a privately funded residence and free federal access. It also forces a public debate over security, precedent and the line between…
Read articleAll out-of-town visitors must leave the Florida Panhandle coast by 8 p.m. Wednesday; residents in coastal Zones A and B face a mandatory order at noon Thursday, as the season's first hurricane targets a Friday…
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The 87-year-old died in a Madrid hospital two weeks after being removed from the home where she had lived since 1956, turning a long-running legal dispute into a defining test of Spain's housing system and election…
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On the third anniversary of Hamas's October 7 attack, hundreds of demonstrators rallied across New York City — testing a new mayor, a heavily deployed NYPD, and university campuses still scarred by two years of…
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