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A magnitude-7 earthquake in Tibet has killed at least 16 people and damaged hundreds of homes, prompting a large rescue operation amid communications outages, harsh weather and questions about the scale of the disaster.
An upcoming book alleges Jared Kushner benefited from secret Middle Eastern funds while shaping U.S. foreign policy, claims he and the White House call fabricated and unsupported by evidence.
Ric Flair’s reported fall outside a Tampa bar came hours after he disclosed a serious blood clot, raising fresh questions about the 77-year-old wrestling icon’s health and travel plans.
The Supreme Court has allowed New Hampshire to bar student IDs as backup voter identification, siding with state officials and Republicans while drawing a sharp dissent from Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Rooftop rescues and evacuation orders are dominating the response to severe flooding across the Four Corners, while the competing coverage offers little disagreement over the danger but sharply different levels of context.
Trump is turning to the Defense Production Act and $150 million in federal support to fight soaring fuel prices, while energy experts warn the measure may do little in the short term because U.S. refineries are already operating near capacity.
Milwaukee held off Tampa Bay 3-2 after a disputed ninth-inning double play was overturned, transforming a routine-looking finish into a tense test of execution and composure.
A Ramaswamy ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother has triggered bipartisan backlash, a warning from election analysts and competing efforts to frame the controversy as either political accountability or a media-driven attack.
Ukrainian officials say Starlink speed limits continue to disrupt battlefield operations, contradicting President Trump’s claim that Elon Musk restored service and exposing uncertainty over who controls the vital communications network.
After two Israeli soldiers were killed near Hebron, Netanyahu ordered a sweeping West Bank operation. Supporters call it a necessary response to a wider Hamas plot; critics warn of collective punishment and political escalation before the election.
Marco Rubio’s call for Cubans to pursue change through a CIA partnership has sharpened tensions with Havana, while critics say it exposes a reckless and confused U.S. approach to intervention.
The Justice Department is seeking to delay certification of Alaska’s Senate race over alleged voter confusion between two candidates named Sullivan, while critics call the intervention an effort to protect the Republican incumbent.
A deadly shooting near Paris is being investigated as a racially motivated terrorist attack, while officials and local leaders emphasize both the suspected ideology and the scale of the violence.
Britt McHenry’s reported resignation turns a viral Washington Wizards incident into a test of accountability inside the Trump administration, though the public record currently rests on video and media reports.
The Justice Department is pressing at least 18 California counties to isolate and verify ballots tied to suspected noncitizens, while state officials warn the rushed demands could disenfranchise citizens and disrupt certification.
A funeral shooting in Karak killed seven people, but conflicting injury figures and unanswered questions about the attackers have sharpened scrutiny of Jordan’s security response.
The Pentagon says it dismantled 80 Chinese-backed university programs operating under new names, portraying them as propaganda and influence networks. The available accounts largely repeat the administration’s claims, while offering no response from Beijing or independent evidence.
Two former FBI officials face charges over testimony about the Hunter Biden investigation, but the case has triggered a second dispute over whether the prosecution itself was timed to influence the midterm elections.
Russia and Ukraine agreed to a localized pause in fighting around occupied Oleshky to enable aid deliveries and civilian evacuations, while competing accounts dispute how much credit Melania Trump deserves for the deal.
Vanessa Trump says she is cancer-free after treatment for breast cancer, while a video with daughter Kai turns a family health update into a broader appeal for awareness and early detection.
