The On the Waterfront actress — Hitchcock's cool blonde in North by Northwest, the oldest living Oscar winner, and half of a 65-year Hollywood marriage — died of natural causes at her Los Angeles home.
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By Signal Post News · Published October 7, 2026 · 12 min read
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“I do. I personally do,” the president said — hours after JD Vance told reporters he had seen nothing conclusive tying Tehran to the foiled September 30 plot.
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The Education Department's civil-rights office is investigating nearly 2,000 alleged staff-on-student abuse complaints in the nation's largest school district — with federal funding on the line.
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A routine Tuesday meeting turned into the loudest night in Memphis politics this year — and a warning for every American city caught in the AI building boom.
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Newly declassified Justice Department records show the former special counsel's prosecutors met with ex-CIA director John Brennan in late 2023 while preparing the Trump classified-documents case — days before Smith…
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The first reported drone strike on shipping inside Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone sank one freighter, set another ablaze and opened a dangerous new chapter for civilian traffic in NATO-adjacent waters.
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Kyiv says the attacks hit two oil sites, a military training ground and a Black Sea target after Russia's overnight barrage killed civilians across Ukraine; the claims were not independently verified.
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Jake Cronenworth's go-ahead homer and a gutsy six-out save from Michael King — two days after he started Game 2 — forced a Game 4 as San Diego refused to go quietly against the best team in baseball.
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The SpaceX wireless spectrum deal announced Thursday would give Elon Musk's company up to 14 MHz of paired nationwide licenses in the 800 MHz band, subject to Federal Communications Commission approval. Bought from…
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The White House elevated six active builders of the AI economy with the nation's premier science and technology honors. The choice is a statement about industrial strategy — and, 26 days before the midterms, an…
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The Dodgers' most dangerous October weapon is a part-time utility man — and in a must-win Game 3, Dave Roberts bet on him and won.
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Classes were fully or partly suspended at 891 schools as a local fight over teachers and crumbling buildings became a national test of policing, public spending and political credibility.
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Philadelphia loses a foundational right tackle in the middle of a season, but Johnson's decision carries a larger message: a player's obligation to the team does not outrank his obligation to remain well.
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Wall Street faces a lower open as an oil shock, a 2002-era Treasury yield and fresh doubt about the durability of record stock valuations converge across U.S., European and Asian markets.
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Stocks recovered from their morning lows but finished lower after a surge in Treasury yields challenged record valuations, raised borrowing costs and sharpened the Federal Reserve's next decision.
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A Reuters exclusive says Damascus is "carefully considering" a Saudi request for military help in the Yemen war — a potential reversal weeks after Damascus reportedly turned a similar request down, and a hard test of…
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Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud, 18, was arrested after allegedly buying an inoperable AK-47 from an undercover FBI operative to carry out a mass shooting at an Oct. 24 mall event — the end of a 21-month sting in a…
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Mistral's public preview is live, its full weights are promised for October 27, and its reported price undercuts leading closed systems. The consequential question is whether a European lab can turn scale, efficiency…
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The Houthi missile Riyadh airport claim landed Thursday: a recorded statement from Yahya Saree says a ballistic missile struck King Khalid International Airport, alongside a "last warning" to airlines using Saudi…
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Saudi Arabia's civil aviation authority has officially confirmed that Houthi attacks hit Abha International Airport and Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, killing three people and wounding 36. The…
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Islamabad has publicly confirmed for the first time that its forces are stationed in the kingdom under the newly activated Mecca defence pact — hours after the Houthis claimed another ballistic-missile strike on the…
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A 24-year-old serving sailor from Bedfordshire is accused of collecting protected information for an unnamed foreign power. The case reaches court under legislation designed for a modern era of state threats—and…
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Ten months after wiping away Rep. Henry Cuellar's federal bribery indictment, President Trump says he expected a party switch in return — and is now backing a Republican challenger in Texas' 28th District with 26…
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The Trump administration has opened direct talks with Myanmar's military-installed government, first to free an American and now to pursue scam centers and strategic minerals. The channel may solve concrete problems.…
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The administration has opened a channel to a government Washington spent five years trying to isolate. The immediate returns are concrete; the strategic and moral costs are harder to price.
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The 47-member UN Human Rights Council condemned atrocities by both the army and the RSF, renewed the war-crimes investigation, and declared there is “no military solution” — but Sudan's generals are not listening yet.
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Multiple overnight strikes near Adigrat have turned an alleged border incursion into the first reported direct clash between Ethiopian and Eritrean forces since the current Tigray fighting began.
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Witness accounts from a strategic Tigray town, an emphatic denial from Asmara and a rupture in diplomatic ties have moved an already volatile conflict closer to an Ethiopia-Eritrea confrontation.
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New Reuters reporting documents civilians in Russian-occupied Oleshky walking for hours along mine-strewn roads to find food — after Kyiv says Moscow rejected a local ceasefire that would have let them leave.
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