Ukraine Resumes Refinery Strikes as Zelensky Criticizes US Support
Ukraine says it will restart strikes on Russian oil refineries after a pause, with President Zelensky publicly criticizing Washington's position.
Perth woman charged after alleged snail pellet curry at work
A Perth woman has been charged after police allege snail pellets were put into a curry shared with colleagues earlier this year.
Victoria Moves to Make Abortion Care Free, With Coalition Matching Labor
Victoria is set to become Australia's first state to cover out-of-pocket abortion costs, after the Coalition matched Labor's pre-election pledge.
Social Security benefits to rise 3.6% in 2027, administration says
Social Security and SSI recipients will get a 3.6% cost-of-living increase in 2027, with the average retirement benefit rising about $75 a month.
Pope Leo Recovering From Lung Surgery as Vatican Keeps Working
Pope Leo is recovering after lung surgery tied to a cancer diagnosis, with doctors saying his progress is on track, while the Vatican's routines continue.
Judge Restores Three Outlets' White House Access as Credentials Are Questioned
A federal judge has ordered the White House to restore access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, as questions arise over the new press secretary's legal background.
Houston ICE vehicle strike raises witness and accountability questions
A vehicle operated by immigration agents reportedly struck a man in Houston, prompting claims of intent, concerns for potential witnesses and renewed scrutiny of local enforcement.
Reform UK faces backlash after councillors filmed in racist remarks
Reform UK is under pressure after an ITV undercover investigation showed councillors and candidates making racist and extreme comments, with several quitting or suspended.
Federal probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar widens with phone seizure and subpoenas
Federal authorities reportedly seized Rep. Ilhan Omar's phone and issued grand jury subpoenas to relatives in an inquiry into possible immigration paperwork fraud.
Sally Rooney Pulls Her Books From UK Sales Over Palestine Action Pledge
Author Sally Rooney has withdrawn her books from UK sales, citing her pledge to donate royalties to Palestine Action, a group banned in Britain.
Joni Mitchell Becomes a US Citizen After Six Decades in America
Canada-born singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell has become a US citizen, a step she announced on social media, opening the door to voting in American elections.
Russian strikes cut power to 600,000 in Ukraine, officials say
Overnight attacks on energy infrastructure left hundreds of thousands without electricity, with at least three people reported killed.
Judge keeps CNN, Politico and MS NOW in White House access
A federal judge has ruled that the White House cannot block CNN, MS NOW and Politico journalists from its grounds while their lawsuit proceeds.
Ukrainian Soldier Faces Hamburg Trial Over Nord Stream Blasts
A Ukrainian special forces officer is set to stand trial in Germany over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, which he denies taking part in.
Trump Pardons Two Alaska Repair Shop Owners at Rally
President Trump pardoned two Anchorage vehicle repair shop owners onstage at a rally, a public use of clemency that has drawn attention.
Judge Blocks White House Press Pass Revocations for Three Outlets
A federal judge has again halted the White House's removal of hard passes from CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters, though not every access dispute is settled.
Russia Detains Japanese Journalist Over Alleged Espionage Charges
Russia says it arrested a Japanese reporter on Sakhalin island on suspicion of spying, a development that adds to strains between Moscow and Tokyo.
Keffe D Sentenced to 40 Years to Life in Tupac Shakur Murder
Duane "Keffe D" Davis received 40 years to life in Las Vegas for orchestrating the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, closing a case decades in the making.
Pope Leo Has Lung Cancer Diagnosis After Successful Surgery
The Vatican says Pope Leo had surgery to remove the lower lobe of his right lung after a cancer diagnosis, and that the operation went well.
Guilfoyle Steps Down as US Ambassador to Greece Amid Corruption Allegations
Kimberly Guilfoyle is leaving her post as U.S. ambassador to Greece after reports that she sought help paying off debt in exchange for access to officials.