David Ellison will put the Skydance name above a media empire spanning Paramount, Warner Bros., CBS, CNN, HBO and Discovery when the roughly $110 billion combination closes Tuesday. The legal and market changes are…
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Gunfire broke out at a packed late-night party at University Plaza, a strip mall roughly a block from Cal State Northridge, killing two young people. One person was stabbed in the chaos, dozens were detained, and a…
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A historic bond-market selloff lifted the benchmark home-loan rate by a quarter point in seven days, freezing more buyers out even as Federal Reserve officials signal no urgency to raise again.
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The Somalia Israel Berbera naval base claim has turned a dispute over recognition into a Red Sea security test: Somalia's president vows to block the alleged plan, Somaliland denies it, and the public record still…
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Trump taxpayer money ads: he personally ordered $20M in border funds for TV spots praising himself — and his own party is pushing back. The legal fight ahead.
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Operation KillSwitch — a joint action led by Hamburg police and FBI San Juan across four countries — seized the KillSec leak site, five servers and at least 110 terabytes of stolen data. The suspected administrator…
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Bitcoin rose for a third consecutive week, topping $86,851 on Friday as institutional flows into spot ETFs boosted demand — capping its biggest quarter since the end of 2024, up about 40%.
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Nadège Vanhée's gauzy, sunlit SS27 collection landed as Hermès shares sit 39% down on the year — while Victoria Beckham staged a profitable-season victory lap and two celebrity moments stole the front rows.
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Frank Strada resigns as Tennessee's corrections commissioner three days after Christa Pike survived two rounds of lethal injection — the state's second failed execution this year.
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Trump says he's at a "decision point" on Iran — it'll be "the easy way or the hard way." What his October 3 remarks signal for the US-Iran war, oil prices, and the Sunday deal deadline that slipped.
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Bubonic plague symptoms begin the way many bad infections begin: with a sudden fever, shaking chills, a pounding headache, and a weakness that makes getting out of bed feel impossible. For a day or two, it can pass…
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Searches for pneumonic plague symptoms have surged after a 28-year-old researcher died following a suspected accident at Russia's Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute, with nearly 200 contacts placed under observation.…
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The word “plague” still sounds medieval. The medicine is not: prompt antibiotic treatment can cure the infection, protect exposed contacts and sharply change the odds of survival.
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A death at an anti-plague laboratory in Irkutsk has revived one of public health’s oldest fears. Plague can be dramatically deadlier than COVID-19 in an untreated patient—but coronavirus is vastly better equipped to…
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A lab worker's death in Siberia has revived the oldest fear in public health: can you catch the plague from someone? The medical answer is more precise — and less frightening — than the panic. Only one of the three…
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Roughly 200 people in Siberia are watching the clock after a lab worker's death — and the clock that matters is the plague incubation period: the silent gap between exposure and the first fever. Here's how long each…
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Searches for septicemic plague have climbed as health authorities in Siberia's Irkutsk region monitor nearly 200 people after a lab worker's death from suspected plague. Septicemic plague is the form of the disease…
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Every outbreak has a first domino. In the Irkutsk plague outbreak origin story, that domino was reportedly a single broken test tube — and a 28-year-old laboratory assistant who told doctors what had happened before…
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The world reaction to the plague outbreak in Siberia has been a strange mix of alarm and restraint: deleted travel warnings, edited official statements, American politicians demanding flight bans, and a conspicuous…
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KYIV — The argument over russia north korea jet drones turned on three unusually blunt words at a press conference on Sunday, October 4. Asked whether Russia had passed North Korea technology behind Moscow's latest…
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In April 1979, weaponized anthrax escaped a secret military laboratory in the Soviet city of Sverdlovsk, killing at least 68 people. Moscow blamed contaminated meat — and held that line for 13 years. As a suspected…
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Five deaths, 198 hospitalizations, and a death-count gap with the CDC — what Pennsylvania's 1,004 measles cases tell us about the state of American immunity in 2026.
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Viral posts tie the blind Bulgarian mystic to the 2026 Irkutsk plague scare — but the prediction was dated 2022, that year passed quietly, and no written record of her saying it exists.
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At a Nebraska rally, President Trump defended the Iran war's costs — including higher gas prices — by saying Iran could "take out" Los Angeles or San Diego as "a very small price to pay." California's governor and…
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The October 10, 2025 truce stopped a return to full-scale war and delivered the hostage-prisoner exchange. But the plan's harder promises — disarmament, withdrawal, civilian government, security forces and…
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A private argument over letters, loyalty and regulation has become a public test of who controls Tata Sons — and whether India's most unusual corporate ownership model can remain outside the stock market.
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The Alfa Watan disappeared from radar after sinking, while all 18 sailors escaped the burning Able. The origin of the drones remains unknown.
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The first confirmed deaths attributed to a Ukrainian drone strike in the Moscow region turn a night of mass interception and airport closures into a sharper escalation marker.
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650 drones, an 8.5-hour assault, and a burning oil hub 40 km from the Kremlin — inside Kyiv's most ambitious deep strike of the war.
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“We'll help them,” the president said of Russia's suspected pneumonic plague scare — a rare offer of cooperation as Moscow insists the situation is under control and Washington demands transparency.
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