An independent review finds significant security deficiencies at Utah Valley University prior to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, citing poor planning and communication failures.
The White House has barred CNN from traveling on Air Force One with President Trump, marking a departure from traditional press pool arrangements and sparking debate on media access.
The eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal from her Madrid home of 70 years has sparked nationwide protests and debates over housing rights and tenant protections in Spain.
Botswana’s FMD outbreak leaves 6,600 cattle stranded, sparking political demands for a relief fund and audit as exporters face EU bans and genetic risks.
Nigeria's VP Shettima says Africa's exclusion from permanent UN Security Council membership undermines global governance, urging reform and at least two permanent seats with veto power.
Court hears Jesse Baird was “petrified” of Beau Lamarre-Condon, fearing his gun and unable to report a police officer. Lamarre-Condon denies murdering Baird and Luke Davies.
Chalmers to unveil $6b budget improvement as RBA set to raise rates to 15-year high. Fiscal repair meets household pressure in a delicate economic moment.
Labor pledges $80m to plan Upfield line duplication, promising 50% more capacity. Eight level crossing removals delayed to 2033, saving $686m.
A man was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy responding to a domestic dispute after allegedly pointing a gun at officers. The woman involved was rescued, and an investigation is underway.
Two local political figures were shot dead on September 27, 2026 by unidentified motorcycle-riding assassins in a southern province of the Philippines.
Greenlanders express relief as former US President Trump’s interest in purchasing the territory fades, allowing them to focus on autonomy and domestic issues.
President Trump’s state visit with Chinese President Xi Jinping has drawn criticism from China hawks who fear the US is overlooking strategic risks for diplomatic warmth.
Critics argue that Trump’s militarized immigration enforcement violates human rights, prompting calls for Canada to reconsider the US as a "safe third country" for asylum seekers.
Reporters from outlets previously banned by Trump were delayed for hours before regaining access to the White House, raising concerns about press freedom.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government has tightened rules for foreign pupils in Italian schools, requiring higher language proficiency amid political pressure from far-right rivals.
Recent polling shows that Indigenous reconciliation ranks at the bottom of B.C. voters' policy priorities, highlighting a disconnect between government agendas and public concern.
City officials are warning of significant fines for noise and property violations ahead of Homecoming weekend, aiming to maintain order in residential areas near universities.
Police in Ontario arrested a man for promoting anti-Muslim violence online, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat hate speech and protect vulnerable communities.
The debate over off-leash dog areas has become a key issue in Saanich’s municipal election, dividing voters and influencing candidate platforms.
A high-stakes corruption scandal involving Flávio Bolsonaro is influencing Brazil’s election, raising questions about integrity and institutional trust.
Senate Republicans have blocked a Democratic effort to end the war with Iran in one of their final votes before the November elections, highlighting partisan divisions.
France is deploying military forces to protect a key Saudi oil port in the Red Sea, aiming to safeguard energy infrastructure from regional threats.
A new legislative proposal aims to lower the full Social Security retirement age to 60 for workers in physically demanding jobs, sparking debate over equity and sustainability.
An Iowa judge dismissed Donald Trump’s lawsuit against The Des Moines Register and pollster J. Ann Selzer, ruling that their 2024 poll was protected by the First Amendment.