Five police officers were killed in al-Mawasi, west of Khan Younis, and three people — including a 4-year-old boy — in Gaza City’s Rimal neighbourhood, medics and hospitals said on Sunday: eight dead in a single day, more than a year into a ceasefire that has never fully stopped the fire.
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Eight dead in one day under a ceasefire that has not stopped the fire — five police officers in the south and a 4-year-old boy in the north.
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A federal judge blocks DOJ election workers threats days before the Nov. 3 midterms, barring prosecution threats over 20,000 disputed California ballots.
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A federal judge blocks DOJ election workers from being threatened with prosecution for doing their jobs, in a ruling that landed on Friday, October 30 — four days before Election Day. U.S. District Judge Trina L.…
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Haley Stevens endorses Mike Rogers two days before Michigan votes, breaking with Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed in a Senate race that could decide control.
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The Democrat who lost Michigan's Senate primary by less than a point stood beside the Republican nominee at a Detroit church on Sunday, recorded a video endorsing him over her own party's candidate, and watched her…
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A Latvia airspace intrusion on November 1 sent an orange alert to Krāslava and Ludza as an unidentified object crossed near the Russia and Belarus borders, then left.
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For about half an hour on Sunday, phones in Krāslava and Ludza lit up with an orange alert telling people to stay inside — the latest sign that the drone war over Ukraine keeps reaching the edge of NATO's map.
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Bangladesh garment workers protest for a Tk30,000 minimum wage as a new wage board forms and 529 factories shut. What the pay fight means for global fashion.
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The government gave protesting garment workers the wage board they asked for on Sunday — and urged them back to their machines. The workers, demanding Tk30,000 a month against a current minimum of Tk12,500, stayed on…
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NASA Swift telescope reentry is near: the 1.5-ton observatory falls to Earth around Friday after a failed rescue. Its 22-year legacy, explained.
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A 1.5-ton observatory that chased the universe's biggest explosions for 22 years has been switched off and is coming home in flames. The U.S. Space Force expects reentry on or around Friday; NASA says most of it will…
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A Russia drone attack on Ukraine's power grid saw 433 drones launched in one night, cutting electricity to hundreds of thousands of homes as winter nears.
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Track it live: Ukraine war map — follow the front lines and strike reports on our live tracker
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The Oleshky ceasefire ends after six days as Russia refuses an extension, Ukraine evacuates 167 more civilians and Kherson braces for fighting to resume.
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Track it live: Ukraine war map — follow the front lines and strike reports on our live tracker
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Asked amid the costumes of his Mar-a-Lago Halloween party whether he would invite Ukraine’s president to December’s G20 summit in Miami, President Trump answered in three seconds — “I would. I would. No problem.” Vladimir Putin is already on the guest list. Volodymyr Zelenskyy, pointedly, was not — until now.
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War / World — Asked amid the costumes of his Mar-a-Lago Halloween party whether he would invite Ukraine’s president to December’s G20 summit in Miami, President Trump answered in three seconds — “I would. I would. No…
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A federal judge in Miami on Saturday dismissed President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the publisher of The Wall Street Journal with prejudice, ruling that Trump failed to plead that the newspaper acted with actual malice when it reported on a birthday letter bearing his name in Jeffrey Epstein’s 50th birthday album.
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A Miami judge has ended President Donald Trump's lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal for the second and final time — ruling that the case over the Epstein birthday letter never cleared the First Amendment bar…
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Syria is formally evaluating whether to join the Mecca Joint Defence Agreement, the mutual-defence pact that binds Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan, Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani said on Saturday at the IISS Manama Dialogue in Bahrain — the clearest signal yet that the alliance built around the war in Yemen could soon gain a fourth member.
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Syria Mecca defence pact talks are under way, Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani said in Manama, as the Saudi-Türkiye-Pakistan alliance opens its doors.
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Marc Marquez beat his brother Alex into Turn 1 and never looked back at Sepang, winning in Malaysia for the first time since 2018 — and a 44-point championship lead means his eighth premier-class title can be sealed in Qatar next week.
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Sport / Sepang — Marc Marquez wins Malaysian Grand Prix honours at Sepang for the first time in eight years, and the manner of it mattered as much as the result: a launch that beat his pole-sitting brother into Turn…
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More than 51 million Americans had already voted by Saturday afternoon — roughly five million more than voted early in the entire 2022 midterm cycle, with three days still to go. Texas alone has banked more than 7.5 million ballots.
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More than 51 million Americans had already voted by Saturday afternoon — roughly five million more than voted early in the entire 2022 midterm cycle, with three days still to go. Texas alone has banked more than 7.5…
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Nine thousandths of a second gave Lewis Hamilton his first pole position in Ferrari red — and put the 41-year-old directly ahead of Kimi Antonelli, the 20-year-old who replaced him at Mercedes, on the day the world championship can be won.
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Sports / Mexico City — The Hamilton first Ferrari pole arrived 1,197 days after his last one, by nine thousandths of a second, at 41 years old — and it has set up the most loaded grid of the Formula 1 season. Lewis…
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Pyongyang says its defence research institutes tested a cluster-bomb warhead for tactical ballistic missiles on Saturday, claiming one warhead can destroy 12 to 13 hectares — and South Korea's military confirms it tracked a launch toward the Yellow Sea.
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North Korea says its defence science research institutes spent Saturday testing a cluster-bomb warhead built for its tactical ballistic missiles — and says one Standard Type 2 warhead, at its densest, can destroy a…
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