A Kenyan man ill for a month crossed two borders and a flight before dying at Nairobi Hospital — exposing the limits of Ebola screening at the region's busiest airport.
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Accra asks India to champion its bid to join the expanding bloc — a move President Mahama frames as diversification, not a break with the West.
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Reports of disappearing Facebook crosspost totals are making strong Reels look dramatically weaker, but not every stalled view count is a software fault. The evidence points to two different problems that require two…
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Posts urging residents of Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang to hoard food, masks and antibiotics have drawn millions of views — but no lockdown has been announced and Beijing has said almost nothing.
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After days spinning harmlessly out at sea, a Category 1 storm is bending back toward Baja and Southern California — bringing life-threatening surf, heavy weekend rain and a dramatic end to triple-digit October heat.
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A US investor in the sabotaged Baltic pipelines could reopen Russian gas flows to Germany — turning Trump's Ukraine diplomacy into an American profit center.
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Top US and Russian officials have discussed bringing an American investor into the pipelines that once carried Russian gas directly to Germany — turning a shattered energy project into a possible bargaining chip in…
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Andrew Darrick Tanaka, 27, of West Des Moines faces four counts of attempted murder after allegedly firing on strangers along I-35 in Warren County — a case that raises questions no charge sheet can answer.
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A coalition spanning federal laboratories, Silicon Valley and nonprofit science wants to build the biological data infrastructure that today's models lack. The promise is faster drug discovery; the test is whether…
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A nascent cyclone off southern Mexico is forecast to strengthen rapidly and bend north toward Baja California, while Southern California is already contending with record October heat and dangerous swells from…
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The Trump Russia plague China comparison turned a suspected laboratory death in Siberia into a test of international trust. President Donald Trump said Moscow was sharing some information but not enough; Russian…
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The two-time major winner told a bankruptcy court the terms for LIV 2.0 were 'unacceptable.' Without Rahm — and without Saudi money — the rebel league is left selling a future its biggest star just refused to buy.
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The proposed financing would put about $10 billion of bank loans beside $30 billion of investment-grade debt, turning Elon Musk's AI expansion into a defining test of whether credit markets will keep underwriting the…
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President announces $17.9 million in federal relief for July's EF-3 tornado — and credits his party's gubernatorial rival instead of the governor who asked for it. Wisconsin's governor says the state learned about…
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At a San Francisco event, Satya Nadella and Jensen Huang opened preorders for a 15-inch AI powerhouse that runs 120-billion-parameter models with no cloud — and moved the compute bill from Microsoft's data centers to…
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The Cabinet prohibited an 80% takeover of a 150-year-old logistics operator after German ministries and security officials warned that control of the port-to-hinterland network could expose supply-chain data and…
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The Bridgewater founder told the Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore that debt-fueled AI investment is nearing a bursting point, just as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs and borrowing costs climbed to…
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Three former heads of state walked into rebel-held Goma this week — the first visit of its kind. What the AU's boldest peace gamble yet says about who really holds eastern Congo.
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The president says he'll fire his top midterm strategists “immediately” if their lucrative consulting for Republika Srpska's ruling party creates a conflict — a rupture inside his own campaign machine 27 days before…
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IOM's latest figures show displacement nearly tripling since mid-September as Yemen's “Dawn of Yemen” offensive and Houthi missile strikes turn the Red Sea coast into a battlefield again.
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New York's mayor tried to hold two accounts of suffering in one anniversary message. The political explosion came from where he placed them — together, on October 7.
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Finland's Licensing and Supervision Authority told Google's Finnish subsidiary Tuike Finland Oy to immediately suspend site work in Muhos and Kajaani until environmental impact assessments are completed — a halt on…
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Jaguar's first production model under its all-electric relaunch is a 5.2-metre, four-door grand tourer with supercar power, a six-figure price and a job much larger than selling cars: proving the brand's radical…
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The Financial Times reports Elon Musk's rocket company plans about $10 billion in bank loans and $30 billion in investment-grade debt — roughly its entire 2026 revenue — to stockpile Nvidia processors for its AI data…
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Consecutive RSF drone attacks forced Sudan to cancel Khartoum airport's first post-war commercial flight, exposing the limits of the army's control over the capital.
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The U.S. president and Ambassador Mike Waltz blame open borders for France's unrest. Students name absent teachers, unsafe buildings and oversized classes — and France's own far right has not adopted Trump's causal…
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South Korea's Seoul High Court ruled that 58 free opinion polls worth 270 million won were "political assistance," not illegal financial contributions — overturning a lower-court prison sentence for the former…
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After a record-long wait for 2026's first hurricane, Florida declared a 25-county state of emergency as the National Hurricane Center warns of rapid strengthening, flooding rain, storm surge, and a king tide…
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In an exclusive Reuters interview in Fairbanks, Alaska, Vice President JD Vance said Iran must make a "meaningful" cut to its nuclear enrichment capacity to end the seven-month war — and conceded Washington isn't…
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After parliament killed his rent-cap decrees, Pedro Sánchez dissolved the Cortes and bet his government on November 29 — turning a Madrid eviction into the defining fight of Spanish democracy.
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