Two police officers protecting polio workers in Pakistan shot dead
The attackers, travelling on a motorcycle, opened fire on a police car in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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Rubio urges Venezuela to release remaining political prisoners
The US secretary of state also discusses laying the groundwork for 'free, fair, and credible elections'.
Fraud trial underway in New York for Cleveland Guardians pitchers, including star reliever
NEW YORK — Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz went on trial Monday on charges that they accepted bribes as they colluded with gamblers who made hundreds of thousands of dollars betting on individual pitches.
Helicopters collide below Mount Everest base camp, killing 1 person and injuring 2
KATHMANDU, Nepal — Two helicopters collided Tuesday while trying to land just below Mount Everest's base camp, killing at least one person and injuring two others, officials said.
China's AI bubble has burst. Your favourite AI tools may not be immune
Your favourite AI tool might be just one geopolitical decision away from becoming harder to access, deploy or integrate into your business.
A fourth-generation Utah rancher leased 1,100 acres of low-yield land for solar panels and says electricity now brings in more income than any agricultural use, helping him expand his family's cattle and horse ranch
For generations, ranching has meant working the land the traditional way: raising livestock, growing feed and making the most of every usable acre.
How India pulled 500 million people out of poverty as inequality deepens
India’s extreme poverty declined from 27.1 percent to 2.6 percent between 2011 and 2023, according to the World Bank.
At least 33 dead after Russia drops nine bombs on a Ukrainian school building
Dozens of people were killed when Russia dropped at least nine bombs on a school building in southeastern Ukraine where they had taken shelter, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Tuesday, describing it as “one of the deadliest attacks of this war.”
Proposal for free bus service in Guernsey scrapped
The one-year free bus service pilot was initially put forward as an amendment to next year's budget.
Hochul, Mamdani face questions over NYC women's safety after stabbing and Central Park assault
Two brutal attacks on women in New York City public spaces have leaders under fire, with neither the mayor nor City Council proposing more patrols.
Floods and severe weather beset parts of the U.S. on Election Day
Flash flooding, heavy rainfall and tornadoes have forced election officials in three different regions across the United States to move polling locations, scrambling Election Day plans in hot-button races.
Deadly RSF drone attacks reveal deep divisions between Sudan and Ethiopia
Sudan demands UN accountability after devastating drone attacks expose a complex regional crisis.
At least 73 injured as Russia bombs Ukrainian hospital and power plants
Medical facility was struck by Russian ballistic missiles and aerial bombs overnight.
Lebanon cuts power to public bodies as electricity crisis deepens
Political disputes and war worsen Lebanon’s electricity crisis, as experts say deeper reforms are necessary.
Surging ICE raids shadow final weeks of California congressional race
Local organisations and representatives say immigration raids have spread fear and uncertainty through communities.
Kai Cenat's unexpected TikTok money reveal steals the spotlight during LIVE with viral Michael Jackson impersonator
Kai Cenat accidentally showed viewers how much money was sitting in his TikTok account during a LIVE session with Detroit entertainer Looze Cannon.
'Can't occupy a site for all times': SC on Delhi protests against CEC Gyanesh Kumar
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said no protest group can occupy a designated demonstration site indefinitely, observing that the right to protest
Western Sahara: Morocco celebrates end of the UN mission Minurso
An impasse between the US and Russia at the UN means its peacekeeping mission in Western Sahara has ended after 35 years.