
A cry in the dark, a fall, and the search for what happened.
A 23-year-old Bronx woman was killed and her infant daughter critically injured after being pushed from a fifteenth-floor balcony. Police are seeking to question her ex-boyfriend.

A 23-year-old Bronx woman was killed and her infant daughter critically injured after being pushed from a fifteenth-floor balcony. Police are seeking to question her ex-boyfriend.

Democrats hold a nine-point lead in midterm polls as Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery prepare to close their $81 billion merger on October 6.

The Justice Department has instructed employees to use “super intelligence” instead of “artificial intelligence” in official communications, following a Trump executive order.

A new study finds U.S. household water bills have risen 62% in a decade, outpacing inflation and income growth, with low-income households facing the heaviest burdens.

An extreme heat wave has broken records across Southern California, with temperatures 15-20 degrees above normal, raising wildfire and driving risks for millions under heat warnings.

A four-vehicle crash in Winter Haven, Florida killed a tenth-grade student and another driver after an oncoming car struck a school bus, sending it into a Jeep.

The Trump administration is sending $90 payments to over 20 million Medicare Part B enrollees to offset premiums, funded by the Medicare Improvement Fund, ahead of the midterm elections.

The White House says Trump will not reimburse the government for roughly $12 million in taxpayer-funded ads featuring himself, despite saying he would cover future costs through his PAC.

President Trump used an anti-transgender slur against Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews in South Carolina, drawing bipartisan criticism as the race tightens and Republicans invest $5 million.

Justice Alito says the Supreme Court cannot stem the rise in emergency appeals and expresses displeasure with Trump administration rhetoric, calling it different from what the court saw 15 years ago.

UK National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell made an undisclosed visit to Israel in a failed bid to prevent the closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem, ordered by Israel in retaliation for UK sanctions on settlements.

The Dutch parliament has backed a motion rejecting the stationing of French nuclear weapons on Dutch soil as part of a strategic dialogue with France, prompting criticism from Moscow and reigniting debate over European nuclear deterrence.

Spain has introduced a 10% VAT on tourist rentals and IBI surcharges of up to 150%, aiming to build a €10 billion fund for first-home loans after mass protests over the housing crisis.

School protests have swept France, with hundreds of thousands demanding better school conditions. Police have responded with tear gas and water cannons, arresting over 6,500 people, 85% of them minors.

The European Commission has proposed sweeping reforms to prepare the EU for 30+ members, including moving away from unanimity voting, cutting the number of commissioners, and imposing 15-year safeguards on new members.

August Hanning, former head of Germany's BND, has been arrested on suspicion of treasonous espionage, accused of using classified intelligence in private consulting and passing information to a foreign intelligence service.

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.

One person died and several were injured in Kwara State, Nigeria, after a bus with 21 passengers somersaulted and burst into flames. Emergency teams rushed surviving victims to nearby hospitals.

At least 28 people were killed in Plateau State, Nigeria, as fresh attacks hit three local government areas, defying a dusk-to-dawn curfew designed to halt violence and prevent loss of life.

Pakistani security forces killed 3 terrorists during an intelligence-based raid in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Dera Ismail Khan District. Weapons and explosives were recovered from the hideout.

A massive 650-drone attack targeted Moscow overnight, killing a 20-year-old man, injuring six others, damaging homes and energy facilities, and temporarily grounding flights at major capital airports.

A drone strike targeted two facilities at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant, killing a worker, damaging a laboratory and waste building, though radiation levels remain normal.