USS Abraham Lincoln suicide attempts: eight cases across the carrier strike group on a 300-plus-day deployment put Navy mental-health care under scrutiny.
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A strengthening coastal low damaged NC 12 and pushed dangerous surf into the Outer Banks. Its exact track will determine how much flooding, wind and erosion reach the Northeast.
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The Trump Xi state dinner gave Xi Jinping the symbols of a co-equal power, with warm words but just one modest, time-limited deal — pageantry over substance.
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A NetBlocks alert turned reports of failed calls in Tigray into a measurable network event. Here is how routing tables, traffic patterns and active probes reveal a blackout—and why none of them alone can identify who…
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NetBlocks detected a subnational disruption in northern Ethiopia as the deepest military escalation since the Pretoria peace deal makes communication itself a measure of civilian risk.
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ArcelorMittal booked a $1 billion charge after missile strikes crippled its Kryvyi Rih steel plant — the war's biggest single corporate casualty yet.
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Argentina's president attacked the institution from its own rostrum, then made the Malvinas claim an economic confrontation over offshore oil rather than a ritual diplomatic demand.
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At a preliminary hearing Friday, a Jackson detective testified the 29-year-old mother's hanging was staged after a drug-dispute killing — a revelation that recasts a case that drew national attention as an echo of…
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Popemobile rides, a vespers at a reborn Notre-Dame, a million expected along the Champs-Élysées — and a Church in France that is suddenly growing again.
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Home, Code and the newly renamed Autopilot consolidate Microsoft's scattered assistants while moving advanced work onto usage credits—the company's biggest Copilot monetization test yet.
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Anthropic-Akamai deal details: seven years, up to $20 billion with expansion, a 5% equity warrant — one of AI’s largest cloud commitments.
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Days after 14 servicemen drowned in a botched Caspian Sea drill — and with five officers already under arrest — Kazakhstan's president has sacked his defence minister and installed a special-forces commander in his…
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A fatal disembarkation in rough weather has become a test of command responsibility, safety culture and public trust in Kazakhstan’s small but strategically important Caspian fleet.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy says President Donald Trump verbally approved letting Ukraine build Patriot missiles under license. Trump declined to confirm the claim.
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A three-day state visit produced strategic theater and a trade-truce extension — but no major joint agreement, as both capitals chose optics over substance.
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Nominations closed overnight for the most consequential WHO leadership vote in a generation — with the agency broke, bleeding staff, and caught between China, the Gulf states, and Europe.
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José Guadalupe Fuentes Ochoa made the contradiction in his ring name into a career: “Baby Face” sounded heroic, but El Cañonero de Colima became one of Mexican wrestling's bloodiest, most durable rudos before…
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From a seven-year-old carried 170 miles for care to maternity wards converted into emergency rooms, Yemen's renewed fighting is pushing a weakened health system beyond its limits.
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In his first speech since Houthi forces swept government troops from the western Red Sea coast, the head of Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council called Yemenis to arms and promised immediate pardons for fighters…
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India's defence minister said New Delhi remains prepared for “any kind of strike” against terrorism while Pakistan continues what he called a state policy of terrorism, tightening the link between dialogue and…
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Pakistan's prime minister used the UN rostrum to connect river flows, Kashmir and the 2025 India-Pakistan clash. The warning sharpened Islamabad's diplomatic message, while India's reply exposed how little common…
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Regional outlets say six bombs struck an NUG-linked command headquarters near the Bago–Mon border, killing four to five people and severely wounding two military defectors.
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President Donald Trump refused Tehran's offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, calling it unacceptable as the U.S.-Iran standoff deepens.
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A two-kilometre popemobile ride down the Champs-Élysées, two emergency overflow sites, and a crowd more than triple the size of Benedict XVI's 2008 Mass — Saturday in Paris was the day France's Catholic revival…
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Israel’s GovMap portal briefly unblurred Gaza satellite imagery, exposing military bases and destruction in northern Gaza before re-censoring the images.
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IDF said Friday it killed four Hamas members in targeted Gaza strikes and destroyed a 2-km tunnel, amid continued airstrikes under the fragile ceasefire.
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The U.N. human rights office's annual update brings the controversial database to 214 firms across 11 countries — landing in the same month Britain, France and Canada moved to cut trade with the settlements.
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Ethiopia's military sharply raised its claimed rebel death toll as clashes spread across three regions — and the collapse of the 2022 Pretoria deal threatens to engulf the Horn of Africa.
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The IDF says it killed Nukhba commander Ibrahim Mohsen and an October 7 infiltrator linked to hostage-taking, as targeted killings strain the fragile truce.
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The UN settlement blacklist update names 61 more companies for doing business linked to West Bank settlements — the largest expansion since the database began — and lands as Britain, France and Canada move to squeeze…
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