The Tennessee death-row inmate survived two doses of pentobarbital on September 30 — the first person known to survive administered lethal-injection drugs. Her lawyers head to court Wednesday to preserve evidence,…
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Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez ordered the provisional halt Wednesday morning as 18 misconduct probes opened, Macron held emergency talks, and the three-week-old school protest movement announced new nationwide…
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The Trump Putin plague call is now expected “very soon,” President Donald Trump said Tuesday evening, as the U.S. Embassy in Moscow urged Americans to leave Russia immediately over reports of a suspected…
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The Zelenskyy Russia massive attack warning puts Ukraine's air-defense shortage back at the center of the war. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday night that updated intelligence indicated Moscow was preparing…
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Jim Bakker dies at 86, closing the life of a television evangelist whose career traced almost the entire arc of modern Christian broadcasting: exuberant innovation, enormous fundraising power, spectacular collapse,…
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Russian media outlets reported Tuesday morning that a second person has died amid the suspected plague outbreak in Siberia's Irkutsk region — but the claim remains unverified, is openly disputed by specialist…
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The Sochi tanker fire sent flames and a huge column of black smoke above the Black Sea on October 6. Russia's Transport Ministry said the Aframax Rio was set ablaze off the Sochi-area federal territory of Sirius…
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France's presidential frontrunner detailed €140 billion in spending cuts and tax rises on Tuesday — and markets braced for fiscal chaos exhaled. The euro climbed off a 16-month low and French bond yields fell. But…
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A first parliamentary vote opened the door to curbing the Hague-based Kosovo Specialist Chambers. An hours-long blockade then turned into a confrontation over who controls the legacy of Kosovo's independence war—and…
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A 15-year-old lost his hand to a police dispersal grenade outside a Lens high school on Monday — the gravest injury yet of France's three-week student uprising, on the eve of a national march and six months before a…
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Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser says the oil market has spent down the cushion that once absorbed wars, storms and refinery failures. Even if the Strait of Hormuz fully reopens, he warned Monday, rebuilding global…
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The 2026 Nobel Prize Physics winner is Francis Halzen, the Belgian-American physicist whose IceCube observatory turned a cubic kilometer of South Pole ice into an instrument for detecting high-energy neutrinos from…
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The Delhi building collapse October 2026 emergency in New Seemapuri killed three people, including two children and a pregnant woman, and sent eight others to hospital. Rescue crews pulled 11 people from the debris…
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Prosecutors say a wealthy California couple ran a surrogacy agency from their mansion, watched nannies beat toddlers over a 32-camera network, and at times laughed. They pleaded not guilty Tuesday. The case is about…
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Texas executes Jamaal Howard: the state put the 46-year-old to death Wednesday evening with pentobarbital, making his case the first U.S. execution since Christa Pike survived Tennessee's failed lethal injection on…
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Maduro torture charges Americans: New York federal prosecutors are expected to bring new criminal charges against ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, over the alleged torture of…
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Paramount Warner Bros merger completed: four words that close a year of bidding, litigation and promises—and open a far more consequential test. Skydance-owned Paramount finalized its $81 billion takeover of Warner…
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The Nobel Prize Chemistry 2026 award goes to Henri B. Kagan and Kenso Soai for discoveries that showed how chemistry can favor one molecular “hand” and then amplify a tiny imbalance. Their work links a practical…
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The 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine goes to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel for turning light-sensitive proteins into optogenetics—a way to switch selected nerve cells on or off and test how living brain…
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Adrian Hill's exchange with Eric Wilson and Jeff Seeman's apparent words to Trey McBride have forced the league to examine the people who enforce its standards. The footage is uncomfortable; the institutional test is…
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Kryvyi Rih is the clearest evidence yet that Russia's air campaign is not only destroying assets. It is eroding the tax base, export earnings and municipal services Ukraine needs to sustain a war that grows more…
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Saudi-backed forces have taken large parts of Dhubab district and positions overlooking the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, four government-side sources told Reuters. It is the first reported reversal of the Houthis' September…
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The alliance's top political and military committee meets as Yemen's new Saudi-backed offensive and renewed Houthi attacks turn an August promise of collective defence into a live test of strategy, command and restraint.
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France's electrical-equipment giant is paying $205 a share to own the digital thread that runs from product design to factory operations. The prize is a fuller industrial stack; the risk is that Schneider is…
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Quebec is voting today with the Parti Québécois on the edge of power, even as support for the cause at its core sits near a historic low. The campaign's defining force came from Washington, not Ottawa.
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The former Duke of York is asking the High Court to rule on whether the warrants behind his February arrest were lawful — a challenge with no modern royal precedent.
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The case asks whether federal research money can become an instrument of presidential control over a private university — and where legitimate civil-rights enforcement ends and unconstitutional retaliation begins.
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Pedro Sánchez has converted a parliamentary defeat on housing into a national choice about who can govern — and whether Spain will remain a progressive exception as Europe's right advances.
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The headline number is 244 detainees. The more revealing number may be 3,000 phones — a clue to how banned offshore-gaming networks can mutate into distributed scam infrastructure.
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A Mediterranean 'mini-hurricane' turned streets into rivers and shut down Spain's second city. The death toll is small — the warning is not.
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