The Justice Department will not appeal a ruling blocking enforcement of certain National Firearms Act registration requirements, but its reach remains limited.
Isaias strengthened into a major hurricane with 115 mph winds, threatening life-threatening storm surge and devastating winds along the northern Gulf Coast.
OpenAI reportedly dismissed three safety-team researchers for allegedly sharing confidential information with an outside AI-safety organization, citing policy violations and broken trust.
Associate professor Guangtian Ha faces a cyberstalking charge over alleged threats to a colleague; Haverford placed him on leave and barred campus access.
The Chicago Bears icon led the team to its only Super Bowl victory and became the first tight end inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame
An autopsy found that 39-year-old Elena Moore died from complications of a heart condition, not homicide, Lexington County’s coroner announced Friday.
Internal documents raise concerns that recent violence, drug use and fires at detention centres may breach laws protecting detainees and staff.
A massive fire in Mandaue City sent thick black smoke into the sky, forcing evacuations and triggering a heavy response from firefighters as officials investigate the cause.
Two commercial ships were struck by drones 70 miles off Bulgaria’s coast in the Black Sea, sinking one vessel and heavily damaging another while triggering emergency rescue operations.
A Russian missile strike on Pryluky in the Chernihiv region killed at least nine people, including three children, and injured over 20 others after hitting a residential apartment building.
A private sleeper bus caught fire while in motion near Mumbalu village in Shivamogga's Sagar taluk. Passengers evacuated safely before flames engulfed the vehicle, avoiding casualties.
A 7-story residential building partially collapsed in Istanbul’s Maltepe district, triggering a massive emergency response. Search-and-rescue teams are searching the debris as an investigation begins.
At least 12 people were killed when a Russian strike targeted a passenger bus in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, during peak morning hours. Ukrainian authorities are investigating it as a war crime.
Greece will spend up to $4 billion on US missiles, bombs, and fighter-jet upgrades, with costs spread across several years
Kyiv temporarily halted metro trains and escalators after an external power-supply voltage drop; services later resumed on some lines.
Lower urea offers in India point to easing global supply pressures, though import costs remain volatile and farmer prices are protected.
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Zelenskyy rejected Rubio’s “strategic stalemate” assessment, arguing future economic dealings with Russia contradict claims that diplomacy has reached a dead end.
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A revised U.S. indictment alleges Maduro approved torture methods and monitored detainees’ treatment, including that of three imprisoned American citizens.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says Britain will pursue Germany’s potential entry into GCAP, a next-generation fighter programme shared with Italy and Japan.
Rahul Gandhi mocked India’s regulatory hurdles after Elon Musk questioned Starlink’s delayed launch; Musk replied that the situation was troubling.
North Korea says it tested a new missile system, while released images suggest a hypersonic glide vehicle; its performance remains unverified.
Zelensky urged Trump to increase pressure on Moscow, arguing Washington cannot pursue economic cooperation with Russia while declaring diplomacy stalled.
Photographer Jaafar Ashtiyeh was hospitalized after armed men attacked him near Aqraba while he covered violence against Palestinian olive farmers.
French high school students resumed protests over overcrowded classrooms, staff shortages and poor facilities, despite government promises to address the crisis.