Five missing women are now linked to an investigation at a Philadelphia home owned by Eugene Horsch, with digital evidence suggesting foul play and potential deaths.
Amnesty International report alleges Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity through killings, torture, enforced disappearances, and repression during 2022 protests.
Yemen’s Houthis claim they shot down a Saudi F-15 over Marib using a locally made missile, though officials remain silent.
New Zealand has apologised to three children who spent years living in the bush while their fugitive father evaded authorities.
Turkish authorities have launched a broad crackdown on LGBTQ+ people, activists, and organizations, prompting widespread condemnation from rights groups internationally.
New photographs reveal extensive damage at U.S. military positions across the Middle East following Iranian missile and drone attacks there.
Four years after Mahsa Amini’s death, survivors of Iran’s protests recall arrests, violence, and a crackdown that reshaped the country.
Indian Warship Collides with Pakistani Naval Vessel in Arabian Sea, Raising Grey-Zone Concerns
Minnesota received varying amounts of rain on Monday, September 14, 2026, with some areas seeing up to three inches. The event highlighted the importance of weather preparedness and infrastructure resilience.
Traffic in Portland has remained largely manageable despite the start of the I-5 Rose Quarter project closure. Public cooperation and alternative transit use have helped mitigate expected delays.
An 85-foot construction crane collapsed in Miami's Brickell district, crushing cars, causing a fire, and injuring four people. Authorities have locked down the site and launched an inquiry.
A Lewisville Fire Department crew deployed with a North Texas strike team to battle the aggressive Ross Fire. Authorities suspect the blaze was ignited by a roadside tire blowout.
Cross-border missile and drone strikes hit Khamis Mushait, Abha, and Taif, injuring 13 civilians. Saudi emergency services secured blast sites as coalition forces pledged decisive countermeasures.
An Australian father and his young children were found dead in a Bali villa in a suspected murder-suicide. Indonesian police and Australian officials are investigating the tragic scene.
A sudden structural fire on Del Pilar Street in Obrero triggered rapid evacuations. Firefighters contained the blaze, and authorities launched an investigation alongside new safety audits.
A school roof under construction in Al-Qarabulli collapsed during concrete work, injuring multiple workers. Emergency teams evacuated the victims while officials launched a structural audit.
A Russian general reportedly decorated by Vladimir Putin was killed in occupied Donetsk Oblast, according to Ukraine’s unmanned systems forces.
Ukraine’s military says it struck a Russian Su-24 bomber in occupied Crimea and drone control facilities amid wider attacks overnight.
A Russian general linked to the capture of Kostiantynivka has died, highlighting the continuing costs and uncertainty surrounding Moscow’s offensive.
Residents in Pristina reacted with marches, chants, flags and reported explosions after the Hague court sentenced four former KLA leaders.
Indonesia reopened Jakarta’s airport and four other airports after volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau cleared, allowing air travel to gradually resume.
Iran expands the list of ships restricted from passing through the Strait of Hormuz, while commercial shipping traffic continues to decline amid regional tensions.
A fast-moving fire swept through a residential area on Plaridel Street in Roxas City, Capiz. BFP firefighters contained the blaze, and local authorities are investigating the cause and aiding victims.
A 65-year-old woman died and eight others were injured when a jeepney overturned on Rizal Avenue Extension, Manila. MPD and LTFRB are investigating driver actions and vehicle roadworthiness.