Seven were reported killed and Workshop No. 4 destroyed in blasts at a Moscow-region plant linked to warheads for Shahed attack drones — the death toll is unconfirmed and the cause remains undisclosed.
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A federal lawsuit says the Pentagon and budget office unlawfully removed a long-standing option for citizens born abroad, turning an administrative form revision into an urgent test of ballot access.
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A Pentagon-led working group will bring six European allies to Poland in November while leaving out Britain, France and the three Baltic states. The spending rationale only partly explains the dividing line.
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A nationwide pause at American diplomatic posts starts two days before Brazil votes, with no public timetable for reopening and no explanation of the threat behind the decision.
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After the UN condemned the September 28 Kyauktaw market bombing and Fortify Rights called it a possible war crime, Myanmar’s junta answered with more bombs: a midnight strike on a displacement shelter in Ponnagyun…
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Six tankers were struck in the Strait of Hormuz in a single week — the sharpest wave of attacks on commercial shipping since the strait effectively closed. Brent crude reclaimed $100 a barrel. No one has claimed…
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Every plague scare revives the same question. The honest answer: no vaccine is licensed for the public anywhere in the West — but the 130-year hunt for one, from a self-experimenting doctor in Bombay to today's F1/V…
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Diagnosing plague is a race against the clock. Doctors start with what they can see, confirm with what the lab can find, and — critically — begin treatment before every result is in.
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Rospotrebnadzor says Daria Shipilova died of “pneumonia of unknown etiology,” not plague, and says expanded testing found no organism linked to her work. The denial is categorical. The response around it—189 people…
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Daria Shipilova, 28, died on October 1 after two days on a ventilator in Shelekhov. Officials first spoke only of a “particularly dangerous infection”; the head of neighboring Buryatia later named the disease as…
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Seven months into the war with Iran, the president says his 'four to six weeks' forecast was always about the nuclear mission — and that he ended it in a single night. The record says otherwise.
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Santo Domingo's decision to bar Haiti's national team from its venues turns a 4-1 football result into the latest front in the island's deepening divide — and sets up a fight with FIFA over a striker's three-word remark.
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Apple has finally entered the world's most populous country, but its first Indian wallet is deliberately narrow: Axis Bank credit cards on Visa and Mastercard, with no UPI and no RuPay.
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Trump rallied Vandalia Saturday with a vulgarity-laced turnout pitch, a viral Ramaswamy child mishap, and a Gruden cameo — one month before Ohio's Senate and governor races.
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Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi extended the deadline to disarm Iran-backed militias to June 30, 2027 — on the day he declared the U.S. coalition mission over. But Kataib Hezbollah says it answers to no timetable. Inside…
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Tens of thousands of Spaniards filled the streets on Saturday in the largest housing demonstrations in years, a day after parliament rejected emergency tenant protections. With 70,000 marching in Madrid alone and a…
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A car driven by an 18-year-old struck around 1,000 Newcastle Knights supporters gathered at Wallsend to farewell the team bus to Sydney — turning a morning of celebration ahead of the NRL Grand Final into a…
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Nvidia says Lenovo and Acer will ship the first Windows computers built around RTX Spark in October, moving its Grace CPU and Blackwell GPU combination from keynote promise to consumer hardware. The release could…
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The G7 will release 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil through the International Energy Agency over four months, with a substantial diesel tranche in the first 20 days. It is a targeted bridge for an…
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine will double down on strikes against Russian oil refineries in answer to an alleged Kremlin doctrine meant to make life in Kyiv and other cities untenable. He drew a line…
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A Saturday statement from the Sudan Doctors Network says footage circulating online shows paramilitary fighters executing civilians accused of siding with the army — with indications the killings were ethnically…
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A 15-page ruling gives prosecutors their first consequential pretrial evidentiary victory, but preserves the defense's right to test the protected witness in open questioning.
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AFP correspondents heard at least five blasts across the Yemeni capital on Saturday as warplanes struck Houthi military sites — the sharpest Saudi–Houthi escalation in years, with a hospital damaged and tens of…
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On Sunday, October 4, Houthi forces seized the road-junction town of al Turbah in Taiz governorate, severing the main ground supply route between besieged Taiz City and the government's interim capital in Aden —…
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Yemen's Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council chairman says military operations have begun to restore government authority across the country, transforming a planned counteroffensive into an openly declared…
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Taiz is seeing its widest escalation in three weeks while Saudi Arabia and forces aligned with Yemen's internationally recognized government prepare a major coastal offensive toward Bab al-Mandeb. Washington has…
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Pyongyang fired a ballistic missile from its east-coast Wonsan area toward the East Sea, extending the range of its latest test and sharpening a confrontation already inflamed by a disputed mine blast inside the…
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A brief shutdown exposed a lasting Baltic dilemma: commanders must react before they know whether an unfamiliar radar track is a hostile drone, a wayward aircraft or even a flock of birds.
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A 700-kilometer flight from Wonsan has become a strategic argument: North Korea says it proved an intermediate-range, evasive weapon, while regional governments say the missile type remains under analysis.
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Indiana's season ended in a first-round Game 3 loss to Las Vegas. Now the Fever must decide whether continuity around Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell, Aliyah Boston and coach Stephanie White is still the fastest route…
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