Famine threatens the Ukrainian town of Oleshky as Russia’s war cuts residents off from food, aid, and essential supplies entirely.
Ethiopia and Tigray accuse one another of launching attacks, raising fears renewed fighting could push the region back toward a new war.
At least 10 people were gunned down by armed assailants during an attack in KwaMakhuta, south of Durban. Police have launched an investigation into the deadly mass shooting in KwaZulu-Natal.
A Russian overnight strike on Zaporizhzhia injured two men and ignited a massive 6,000-square-meter blaze at a shopping center. Firefighters controlled the inferno despite ongoing air-raid alerts.
A fire along Antonio Rivera St. in Sta. Cruz, Manila, prompted the BFP to raise a 1st alarm. Firefighters quickly responded to contain the residential blaze. No injuries or causes reported yet.
A horror house fire on Stone Square in Bootle, Merseyside, has left four people dead and another critically injured in hospital. Police and fire crews are investigating the cause of the fatal blaze.
New York’s iconic Chrysler Building was evacuated after a suspicious suitcase triggered a bomb scare nearby. The NYPD Bomb Squad cleared the object as harmless, allowing occupants to safely return.
A 28-year-old man is in critical condition after being ambushed and shot six times outside his Greenvale home in northwest Melbourne. Police suspect a targeted attack and are searching for the gunman.
In the Week 3 NFL power rankings, the Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs have climbed, while the Chicago Bears and Tampa Bay Buccaneers have dropped significantly.
Osiris, a beluga whale rescued from Canada’s Marineland, has died at Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium, becoming the fourth such casualty since the rescue mission began.
While most Florida public universities fell in the latest U.S. News rankings, Florida International University achieved a significant gain, highlighting varied performance across the state.
Sean Ward, the suspect in the Yom Kippur shooting outside a Belleville, Ontario synagogue, has died from his injuries, leaving the community to grapple with unresolved questions.
Typhoon Dujuan has killed at least five people in Japan after bringing record-breaking rainfall and triggering landslides, with six others still missing.
A Sri Lankan high court has found fifteen men guilty of coordinating the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings, marking a significant step toward justice for the victims and their families.
A survivor of a detention facility in Niger State, Nigeria, described watching 33 cellmates die from extreme heat and dehydration, sparking outrage and calls for reform.
The Mount Jack wildfire near Sooke on southern Vancouver Island is burning out of control, having grown to over 50 hectares and prompting air quality advisories.
The series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles has been postponed due to weather, with a double-header now scheduled for Wednesday.
Reports indicate that New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart may miss the rest of the season due to injury, posing a challenge for the team’s offensive plans.
Edmonton Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch faces growing skepticism and pressure despite past successes, highlighting the intense scrutiny of NHL leadership.
Search warrants reveal that Camp Mystic owners are facing a criminal inquiry regarding the 2025 flood that killed 27 people, with investigators examining potential neglect.
A developing fall nor’easter is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding to New York City and New Jersey, prompting warnings for residents.
Northwestern University and the University of Chicago have dropped in the latest U.S. News college rankings, reflecting changes in methodology and a shift toward outcome-based assessments.
An American Idol alum is accused of texting his mistress plans to kill his wife days before she was shot dead, with prosecutors citing the messages as evidence of premeditation.
A massive landslide destroyed a mountain settlement in Bukidnon, Philippines, on September 23, 2026, confirming four deaths.