Moscow's Defence Ministry says it will intensify attacks on military, defence-industrial and related infrastructure after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy vowed more strikes on Russian refineries. The exchange turns a…
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Germany's chancellor arrived with an economic and defense delegation, €1 billion in military aid and €350 million for energy repairs as a Russian drone hit the North Bridge — an unusually compressed picture of…
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Flávio Bolsonaro won Brazil's first round with 47.31% of valid votes to Lula's 44.83%, an upset that defied every final poll and confirmed a bitter October 25 runoff.
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Brazilians vote today in a first round that has narrowed at the finish: Lula leads the closing surveys, Flávio Bolsonaro remains within range, and the likeliest outcome is a nearly even October 25 runoff.
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The russia economy crisis 2026 is no longer a forecast — it is the present tense. With interest rates at 16 percent, $202 billion in hidden defense lending, and its energy giants bleeding, Moscow is financing the war…
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Plague is not a medieval relic. It persists in animal reservoirs from Madagascar and Congo to the American Southwest and the high country where China, Mongolia and Russia meet. The geography explains why outbreaks…
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Plague is back in the headlines after a lab worker's death in Siberia put nearly 200 people under observation. The good news: plague is preventable, treatable, and hard to catch by accident. Here is the CDC-backed…
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Cats are the animal plague experts worry about most — highly susceptible, and capable of spreading the disease to the humans who love them. Dogs rarely get sick, but they can ferry infected fleas into your home. With…
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A new IARC analysis in The Lancet Oncology puts a number on what medicine has long known: about 2.3 million of 2024's new cancers trace to infections — most of them preventable with tools we already have.
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A Marine based at Futenma is in Japanese custody after a woman was found dead in a Naha hotel, reopening one of the U.S.-Japan alliance’s most politically combustible wounds.
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Andris Kulbergs turned a five-month premiership into a commanding election mandate. The result is a vote for Baltic deterrence under pressure — but 39 seats still leave him bargaining for a government.
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A 17-member expert panel, a July-born National Intelligence Bureau, and a March 2028 target for a CIA-like foreign service: Japan is rebuilding the spy apparatus it dismantled after World War II.
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New displacement warnings for more than 10 communities push the declared danger zone north of the Litani River, while Israeli strikes reported across the south test a ceasefire already hollowed out by months of combat.
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The Trojans found a way to win, but the Coliseum's sharpest message was directed at their own coach. The result protects USC's season; it does not erase the accumulated frustration behind the chant.
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The White House moved from failed diplomacy to maritime coercion, but the military order announced by CENTCOM is narrower than the president's full-strait threat — a distinction that could determine whether the next…
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Four leaders with strained relations with Addis Ababa convened on Egypt's Mediterranean coast just after Ethiopian federal forces secured Mekelle. The meeting is both a regional fire alarm and a pressure instrument.
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On Monday, the Justice Department announced civil denaturalization actions against 40 naturalized U.S. citizens in federal courts across six states — what it calls the largest denaturalization effort in modern history.
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Airstrikes and artillery fire killed at least 17 people across northern Tigray overnight into Monday, aid sources said, as the fall of Mekelle failed to end the fighting — and drew Eritrea, Sudan, Egypt and Somalia…
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A fast federal counterattack has reversed the TPLF-led alliance's early gains and taken the political heart of Tigray. The battlefield headline is decisive; the history warns against calling it an ending.
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Brussels has frozen €18 million in budget support to Sierra Leone over Freetown's refusal to arrest and extradite a convicted Dutch cocaine kingpin — turning one fugitive into a test of Europe's leverage against…
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Explosions heard across the Ethiopian capital in the early hours of October 2 mark the first time the northern rebellion has reached the city — hours after the government banned all drones over Addis Ababa.
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Ashton Daniels turned a slow start into a record afternoon, scoring five times on the ground while Florida State's defense produced 10 sacks. The result gave the Seminoles their first ACC win of 2026 and eased the…
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Panayote Dimitras and Tommy Olsen face up to 20 years in prison for work that rights groups describe as helping asylum seekers reach the asylum procedure. The prosecution says it was a criminal enterprise. On October…
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The president who called mail ballots a "Nation Destroying SCAM" now wants Republicans to use them. Inside the biggest messaging U-turn of the 2026 campaign — and the turnout math that forced it.
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The receiver rewrote three career marks, Julian Sayin threw for 324 yards and No. 5 Ohio State turned a difficult trip to No. 14 Iowa into its clearest playoff statement of the season.
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A Boston federal grand jury charged John Anthony Proia III after an alleged seven-week campaign of calls and texts against the conservative podcaster and her family. The prosecution now tests how federal law treats…
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Around noon Saturday, rising water lifted the barrier net and Busan's celebrity bronze whaler swam straight back to its old spot — undoing Friday's rescue in a single day.
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A Yakima courtroom just drew the sharpest line yet around presidential power over federal prosecutors — and the Justice Department says it will appeal immediately.
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For the first time, every major commercial bank in South Korea has been hit at once — and investigators say the attacks were powered by AI. What the breach of Shinhan, Hana, KB, BNK and Woori reveals about the future…
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A proposed immigration-status declaration would sit on the tax return used across America, joining refundable-credit policy to a legally binding disclosure. The administration calls it an eligibility safeguard worth…
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