Greece is set to sign a $3.6 billion Israeli air-defense deal, creating “Achilles Shield” aimed at countering Turkey and Iran.
Russia has launched a record number of factory-produced, jet-powered Shahed drones against Ukraine, intensifying attacks and pressure on air defenses.
Niger says it has regained control of an airbase after a soldiers’ mutiny, easing tensions while authorities assess the situation.
Pope Leo calls for Haiti hostages’ release and aid for Nepal after deadly floods devastate communities and leave families grieving.
Investors moved toward bonds as uncertainty over inflation and interest rates increased, while U.S. equity funds recorded major weekly outflows.
The Trump administration is weighing a land swap in Yosemite National Park to allow a private access road, raising concerns among conservationists about the impact on public lands.
U.S. equity funds recorded a $22.33 billion weekly outflow as investors reassessed risk ahead of Nvidia earnings and Federal Reserve signals
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has promised to double the number of potholes fixed this year, addressing driver frustrations and prioritizing infrastructure maintenance.
The Fox Hollow coroner expresses doubt that the suspected serial killer acted alone, citing the complexity of the crimes and prompting a broader investigation into potential accomplices.
A missing Australian woman has been found safe amid severe flooding in Nepal, ending a tense search and highlighting international cooperation in disaster response.
One Nation has won the Secret Harbour byelection in Western Australia, signaling a shift in voter sentiment and highlighting the influence of local issues on regional politics.
ICE arrests in the San Francisco Bay Area have increased by nearly 70 percent, sparking concern among advocates and highlighting tensions with local sanctuary policies.
A California college has secured the number one spot in TIME’s new national rankings, leading a dominant showing by the state’s institutions in the top ten.
Iran’s leaders have acknowledged the economic toll of war and pledged to pursue diplomacy while maintaining strong defenses, signaling a pragmatic shift in strategy.
A nine-month-old baby was killed in a parking lot accident involving an allegedly unlicensed driver, prompting an investigation and community mourning.
CAIR supports an Indiana manager who protected a Muslim employee from alleged anti-Muslim comments, emphasizing the need for inclusive and safe workplaces.
The National Park Service approved a 250-foot arch backed by Trump, acknowledging adverse effects on historic sites, sparking debate on preservation versus modernization.
Coastal getaway towns are struggling with infrastructure and housing strains as a large number of retirees move in, altering the local community dynamic.
Progressive voices are adapting to the confrontational style of Fox News, learning strategic ways to communicate their messages in a challenging media environment.
Nepal’s flood death toll has risen to 675, with nearly 2,500 still missing, as rescue efforts continue amidst challenging conditions and widespread destruction.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott blocked funding for Flock safety cameras, sparking bipartisan outrage and reigniting the debate over surveillance, privacy, and public safety.
Tom Begich has withdrawn from the Alaska governor’s race, reshaping the electoral landscape and prompting reflection on the strategic and personal aspects of political campaigns.
Oregon residents accuse the city of using park closures as leverage in a funding dispute, feeling held hostage by the loss of essential community spaces.
A star student rejected by 16 colleges won a racial discrimination suit and was hired by Google, sparking discussion on fairness in higher education admissions.