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Nepal is warning of renewed flooding while rescue efforts continue after a catastrophe that killed at least 800 people. Coverage differs between an operational focus on stranded communities and a stark emphasis on the disaster’s overwhelming scale.
Luke Herdegen’s decisive by-election victory gives One Nation its first lower-house foothold in Western Australia, while Labor faces a warning and the Liberals confront another damaging third-place finish.
Dutch authorities have issued a red alert over Trump-shaped ecstasy pills containing slow-acting PMMA, warning that delayed effects could prompt fatal overdoses even as no linked deaths have been reported.
Trump is seeking FCC action against NBC’s Kristen Welker over her assessment of his candidates’ primary performance, escalating a dispute that critics say tests the regulator’s limits and press independence.
The sinking of the Cap Arcona killed thousands of concentration-camp prisoners in one of World War II’s least-known disasters, as families and historians press for remembrance.
The Kanneh-Mason siblings have turned shared musical training into an international career, blending individual achievement with the rare power of a family performing together.
An apparent mutiny by young soldiers in Niamey was crushed after nearly a day of violence, exposing anger over worsening militant attacks and the junta’s growing reliance on Russian support.
A serious crash has ended Tadej Pogačar’s bid for a historic Grand Tour sweep, leaving cycling focused less on his lost victory than on surgery, recovery and an uncertain autumn schedule.
Iceland narrowly rejected reopening EU membership negotiations, exposing a sharp divide between voters seeking economic security and those defending control over fishing, farming and national policy.
Trump’s Venezuela oil deal promises to rebuild a depleted Strategic Petroleum Reserve, but critics question whether it will bring meaningful relief to drivers while supporters call it an “America First” win.
Milo Yiannopoulos was deported to the U.K. after overstaying his visa and missing an immigration hearing, but the speed of his removal has raised questions about whether political allies receive special treatment.
A shooting at a crowded rave in Aarau killed a 22-year-old woman and wounded five others, but investigators have yet to identify suspects or establish a motive. Initial reporting contrasts sharply with the still-limited official picture.
A requested federal investigation is putting the East Palestine derailment response under renewed scrutiny, with allegations that officials minimized dangers and used an unnecessary procedure.
A deadly flash flood in the Grand Canyon has left roughly 15 people missing or unaccounted for, while destroyed bridges and a disabled waterline threaten both rescue operations and park access.
Gabriel Perez will pay more than $172,000 and lose trading access for using advance knowledge of Trump speeches to bet on Kalshi. The case highlights both a breach of public trust and the prediction market’s vulnerability to privileged information.
The British provocateur was removed from the United States after overstaying his visa and missing an immigration hearing. His deportation highlights the sharp contrast between his past calls for aggressive enforcement and his own fate.
A glacier-triggered flood has killed hundreds and left nearly 3,000 people missing, exposing the gap between a large international rescue response and families still desperate for reliable information.
A military judge has excluded Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s FBI statements, dealing a major setback to the long-delayed 9/11 prosecution while reviving questions about coercion, Miranda rights and the government’s case.
Trump used an Artemis II medal ceremony to launch a proposed Space Academy, blending bipartisan space achievements with a sharper push for military and commercial priorities—and renewed competition with China.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has answered Donald Trump’s renaming order with a giant Lake Ontario sign, while the Seneca Nation says the move erases Indigenous history and violates treaty rights.
