China said it forced a Philippine aircraft and vessels to leave disputed areas near Scarborough and Sabina shoals in the South China Sea, underscoring ongoing maritime tensions.
A U.S. Navy investigation found that safety issues with the V-22 Osprey aircraft were allowed to grow for years, contributing to a series of accidents and unresolved risks across the fleet.
A federal judge has issued a significant ruling that bars immigration officials from detaining Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a move seen as a critical victory for advocacy groups and immigrant rights activists. This decision comes amid ongoing debates surrounding immigration enforcement practices across the nation.
Eighty-one women have come forward to file a civil lawsuit against an army gynecologist who is already facing criminal charges related to allegations of sexual abuse. The lawsuit claims that the physician exploited his position and engaged in inappropriate behavior during medical examinations, causing significant emotional and psychological harm to the victims.
The alleged assailant accused of plotting to assassinate political commentator Charlie Kirk appeared in court for the first time on Monday. The hearing marks a pivotal moment in a case that has drawn national attention, raising concerns about political violence in the current climate.
China held a subdued Nanjing Massacre memorial with symbolic gestures and quiet reflection, even as diplomatic tensions with Japan lingered in the background.
A gas line explosion in the Ashland area near Hayward, California, sparked a major fire that damaged multiple homes and sent six people to hospitals with injuries; investigators are now probing the cause after a construction crew ruptured an underground gas line.
Federal prison officials have concluded that former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Michael Jeffries is mentally competent to stand trial on federal sex-trafficking and prostitution charges, despite prior diagnoses of Alzheimer’s and dementia, as the case moves toward a March 2026 competency hearing and possible late-October trial date.
Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, was sentenced to 15 years in U.S. federal prison for fraud connected to the 2022 collapse of TerraUSD and Luna, which wiped out about $40 billion and devastated investors worldwide.
Germany’s rail service, once a byword for punctuality, now suffers chronic delays and poor reliability due to years of underinvestment, bureaucratic complexity and aging infrastructure, leaving Deutsche Bahn among Europe’s worst performers.
King Charles III will deliver a rare televised message about his cancer diagnosis and recovery tonight on Channel 4, aiming to raise awareness about early detection and screening as part of the Stand Up To Cancer campaign.
Viral footage over California showing a huge aircraft larger than a football field captures the Stratolaunch Roc, one of the largest aircraft in the world, used to carry hypersonic test vehicles aloft.
The family of Chicago police Officer Krystal Rivera has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against her partner, Officer Carlos Baker, and the City of Chicago, alleging Rivera was shot in the back during a foot chase shortly after ending a romantic relationship with Baker and that warnings about his conduct were ignored.
Professors are reviving old-school assessment methods such as oral exams and handwritten in-class tests to combat the rise of AI-generated cheating, emphasizing real-time understanding over AI-produced submissions.
Lindsey Vonn, at age 41, won a World Cup downhill race in St. Moritz — her first downhill victory since 2018 and making her the oldest skier in history to win a World Cup event
Skagit River crested at record-high levels and is now slowly receding, while flooding from Gages Slough has forced immediate evacuations in Burlington amid widespread flood alerts and emergency responses.
California extends the ban on recreational red abalone harvesting until 2036 due to continued population decline linked to kelp forest collapse and changing ocean conditions.
Indonesia’s senior economic minister says the government is set to announce policy measures soon aimed at supporting recovery efforts in Sumatra, signaling a focus on regional economic resilience.
Trump says the U.S. may “start on land pretty soon” regarding Venezuela, raising questions about potential policy moves or operational steps.
The European Union is preparing to immobilize Russia's frozen assets to prevent Hungary and Slovakia from vetoing their potential use in support of Ukraine. This action comes in response to growing calls within the bloc to utilize these assets for humanitarian and military aid, as the situation in Ukraine remains critical.
International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Karim Khan revealed that the British government issued threats of defunding the court and withdrawing from the Rome Statute if the tribunal moved forward with an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This revelation came as part of a submission defending Khan's 2024 decision to pursue charges against Netanyahu.
In a significant move, Meta has announced the closure of various global accounts associated with sharing abortion advice and queer content. This decision has raised concerns among advocates who argue it suppresses essential resources and support networks for marginalized communities.
Ukrainian military units have successfully reclaimed control over key areas in northwestern Kupiansk, according to recent reports from war monitoring groups. This strategic advance marks a significant gain for Ukrainian forces in the ongoing conflict, indicating a shift in momentum.
A poignant tale from Ukraine reveals the harrowing experience of a young boy separated from his mother amidst the turmoil of war. His emotional recounting of their last moments together has left many, including his interpreter, deeply moved.