Pope Leo to Undergo Surgery After Doctors Find Nodule in Lung
The pope did not specify when or where the operation would take place.
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School Board Elections Are Important, but They Garner Little Attention From Voters
School board elections are opportunities for Canadians to hold their trustees accountable and to demand better results.
London Mansion Linked to China’s Evergrande Group Founder Lies Abandoned
The Knightsbridge property has remained vacant for years, with little visible maintenance.
‘Saw What’s at Stake’: Afghanistan Veterans Honoured
A quarter of a century after Australian troops were deployed to Afghanistan, those veterans have been honoured for their service in the fight for freedom. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Sunday offered the nation’s respect and gratitude to all who served in Australia’s name at a service to mark the 25th anniversary of the start […]
‘Everyday Heroes’: Fallen Volunteers Hailed for Service
Two rescuers who died while answering a call for help during a boating emergency are among a dozen volunteers honoured at a touching ceremony. The names of 62-year-old Frank Petsch and 78-year-old Bill Ewen were added to a state memorial at Sydney’s Mrs Macquarie’s Chair on Sunday. The Marine Rescue NSW volunteers were included alongside […]
Tax Changes ‘Crack the Nut’ on Housing Affordability
Slumping auction clearance rates show buyers continue to eschew the property market, but prospective home owners are set to win long term. The nation’s housing market is undergoing its biggest affordability improvement in 50 years, according to left-leaning think tank the Australia Institute. Labor’s curbs to investor tax breaks were largely to thank, Chief Economist […]
‘We Are Incredibly Serious’: Coalition Moves to Scrap Net Zero
'What [the Coalition] is going to do this week is begin the process of introducing our scrap net zero bill,' said Shadow Minister Dan Tehan.
Severe Charging Facility Shortage During Holiday Week Highlights China’s EV Infrastructure Gap: Analysts
Analysts said investment in charging stations and power grids has lagged behind vehicle production, leaving motorists facing lengthy holiday delays.
12 Killed, More Than 300 Wounded in Terror Attack on Saudi International Airport
'What happened in Saudi Arabia is not acceptable,' President Donald Trump said.
Venezuela President Authorizes SpaceX’s Starlink to Operate in the Country
Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez has authorized Starlink to operate in the Latin American country.
At Least 38 People Hurt After Supermarket Ceiling Collapses in South Korea’s Daegu City
At least 38 people sustained minor injuries after parts of a plaster ceiling collapsed at a supermarket in South Korea’s Daegu city.
Judge Convicts 3 Mexicans in the Killings of 2 Australian Brothers and American Friend on Surf Trip
A local judge on Friday found three Mexicans guilty of the murders of two Australian brothers and their American friend.
Puerto Vallarta Boards up as Hurricane Simon Hits Category 4 Strength
Simon has strengthened into a powerful Category 4 hurricane as it barrels toward Mexico’s coast.
Pennsylvania Professor Indicted Over Alleged Anti-Semitic Threats Against Coworker, Family
Prosecutors said the online threats extended to the coworker's infant child. In 2024, the professor's anti-Israel posts were cited in a suit against the school.
EU, China Reach Understanding That Could Halve Chinese Hybrid Car Exports
The European Commission is under pressure to deliver tangible results in rebalancing trade relationships with Beijing.
Taiwan, US Celebrate Shared Democratic Values, Tech Partnership at Taiwanese National Day Event in Bay Area
Former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen attended the celebration, drawing a large round of applause.
Alberta's Smith Rules Out 2nd Referendum on Separation During Her Tenure If First Vote Is to Remain
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the province would not hold another referendum on separation as long as she remains premier if a majority of voters choose to remain part of Canada in the Oct. 19 referendum. “Not as long as I’m premier,” Smith told CBC News on Oct. 9. “That’s to me what option one means. It’s if you vote to remain in Canada, then you are rejecting option two, which is to start the legal process to hold a binding referendum.” As for the other nine referendum questions, Smith said the province would “find out other things that Albertans are concerned about” if voters reject them....
Most Canadian Provinces Have Lower Economic Performance Than Most US States: Study
Canada has fallen further behind the United States economically, with seven provinces ranking among the 10 lowest for GDP per person in 2024 among 50 U.S. states and 10 Canadian provinces, according to a Fraser Institute study. The study compared GDP per person in 2024 with 1999 levels. Newfoundland and Labrador recorded the largest increase [...]
39-Year-Old Novak Djokovic Wins 102nd Career Title in Beijing
After the match, Djokovic moved to 8th in the live ATP rankings, surpassing de Minaur.
'It’s Time for Ukraine to Get a New President,' Trump Says
The U.S. president has repeatedly called for Ukraine to stop targeting Russian oil refineries in recent weeks.
