A federal lawsuit argues that Minnesota’s conversion therapy law violates First Amendment protections by restricting licensed professionals’ conversations with clients.
Israel is advancing plans for space-based strike weapons, potentially expanding its military capabilities and raising concerns about regional and global security.
The United States plans to end military assistance for Iraq’s Kurdish Peshmerga, according to officials briefed by the Defense Department.
The United States has reportedly urged Britain to increase defense spending, warning that support for Falkland Islands is at stake.
South Korea recorded 15% increase in births during the first half of 2026, offering hopeful sign amid ongoing demographic concerns.
Police say a self-proclaimed misogynist repeatedly posed a risk to women, prompting concerns about his behavior and potential threats.
Former Ukrainian defense chief Fedorov has accepted an advisory role in Italy, drawing on his experience in security and military affairs.
A Canadian city is considering renaming Trump Avenue “Taco Avenue,” turning a proposed street change into a pointed political statement.
The first non-NASA astronaut to receive the prestigious United States Space Medal of Honor is Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen.
A 673-diamond necklace linked to an Egyptian queen was stolen during a smash-and-grab raid in Vienna, according to police reports.
Ukraine needs to mobilize at least 30,000 people each month, according to the head of the President’s Office in Kyiv.
The United States is nearing a deal securing long-term access to Venezuela’s oil reserves, according to sources familiar with talks.
Two workers in Germany have died from malaria after an infected mosquito was reportedly found on a plane, officials said.
Ukraine’s former defense minister Fedorov has become an adviser to an Italian official, deepening cooperation between Kyiv and Rome.
Greenland plans to establish a truth commission examining historical allegations that women were subjected to forced contraception under Danish rule.
Protesters confronted police and set fire to a migrant camp in Ceuta, escalating tensions over migration and local security concerns.
India is proposing front-of-pack warning labels for packaged foods after public concern over excessive sugar, salt, and unhealthy fats content.
Battery fires linked to e-bikes have killed 18 people, exposing serious safety risks amid Britain’s rapidly expanding electric-bike market.
Tencent Cloud plans to deepen its Malaysian presence through new cloud infrastructure and initiatives aimed at developing local AI talent.
A man is recovering in the hospital after being shot twice in the back in Sultan Mastura, Philippines. The ambush occurred despite a strict gun ban, triggering a police manhunt for the shooter.
Seven people were killed and eight injured in Taraba State when a high-speed Nigerian Army escort vehicle lost control and crashed into a group of roadside traders and bystanders.
One person was killed and six were injured in a violent clash between youths from Buskuwa and Mabani in Gamawa. Police arrested one suspect and deployed units to prevent further retaliation.
Heavy rains triggered a sudden mudslide on August 28, 2026, in Cartago, Costa Rica, trapping and injuring two local residents inside their home.
Five passengers sustained injuries on August 28, 2026, after two speedboats collided off the coast of the Guna Yala region in Panama.