Border agents have felled a tree that activists had occupied for months in the path of the border wall, ending a long standoff and clearing the way for construction.
From record-low Trump approval to Senate Republicans breaking with the White House, from a stalled super PAC to underperforming gerrymanders, the signs of GOP panic ahead of the midterms are accumulating.
France is gripped by an autumn of discontent as student protests over school conditions spread nationwide, public sector strikes continue, and fiscal pressure mounts ahead of an unpopular budget proposal.
Belgian students rally against rising tuition, transport fares and classroom shortages, as demonstrations coincide with France’s wider school protest movement.
Reform UK acknowledged shortcomings in handling prospective donations but denied breaking electoral law as police continue investigating foreign-funding allegations.
Republican Congressman Joe Wilson urged support for Serbia’s student movement, accusing President Aleksandar Vučić’s party of preparing to manipulate October’s election.
Military representatives from every NATO member state visited Kyiv, meeting Ukrainian commanders to discuss battlefield conditions, military priorities and continued Alliance support.
Swiss voters will decide November 29 whether to ease arms-export rules, giving the government more flexibility over weapons sales and re-exports.
Danish intelligence says Russia has shifted toward targeting companies supplying Ukraine, after broader disruption efforts failed to deter Western military support.
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva urged France to rein in its deficit as rising borrowing costs and political turmoil unsettle bond markets
In an open letter, over 75 retired military leaders disputed genocide allegations against Israel and warned of consequences for future US warfare.
France summoned Iran’s ambassador, accusing Tehran of spreading false online content about student protests after Iran called in France’s envoy.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor will announce a migration policy cutting net overseas migration to 100,000 in the first year of a Coalition government, aiming to counter One Nation's rise in the polls.
Cornell students vandalized Day Hall with graffiti and broken glass over the university's handling of 2024 gang-rape allegations, ahead of a "Justice for Survivors" protest demanding stronger accountability.
Data from the NT's pepper spray trial shows 3,714 buyers and 5,882 canisters sold since September 2025, with 46 prohibited buyers identified and the trial extended until December 2026.
Retired police officer Phil Pyke, allegedly attacked by teenagers outside a Hobart supermarket, says Tasmania's youth bail laws lack accountability and the crime-fighting approach must change.
Two men were arrested in Bauchi, Nigeria, after physically attacking police officers, tearing an inspector's uniform, and obstructing a routine vehicular check during Operation Velvet.
French high school protests spread nationwide after clashes with police as students demand funding, teachers, and better learning conditions today.
Separatist Parti Québécois wins Quebec election, forming a minority government and promising a future independence referendum, challenging Canada’s unity again.
Canadian veterans condemn Trump’s NATO remarks, saying attacks on military service dishonour sacrifices made alongside American troops in Afghanistan again.
South Korea ships 176,000 tons of fuel to Russia as sanctioned tankers use destinations and ship-to-ship transfers to evade scrutiny.
The FBI and U.S. Attorney's Office have confirmed they are investigating Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, joining state agencies probing allegations of financial irregularities and misconduct in the district.
A sick-out by 23 engine room workers left 72% of Washington State Ferries out of service Monday, disrupting commuter routes across Puget Sound. The union called it a "frantic cry for help" over wages and burnout.
The family of Virginia Giuffre appears in a new Democratic ad targeting Rep. Jeff Crank, accusing him of refusing to meet with them and voting to block release of Epstein files.