Hegseth Fires Pentagon's Top Military Planner Over Alleged Leaks
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired Army Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia over alleged leaks of classified information, and the Pentagon has referred the case for criminal investigation.
Three killed in midair helicopter collision near Oregon airport
Two helicopters collided midair Thursday near McMinnville Municipal Airport in Oregon, killing three people, according to ABC News and CBS News.
Federal grand jury subpoenas reach California election officials
The Justice Department has issued grand jury subpoenas to California election officials over its probe of the state's voter rolls.
Netanyahu's Likud Accuses Rivals of Stealing Israeli Election
Israel's opposition hit back after Likud alleged foreign interference and claimed Arab-led parties stole the vote following the loss of the coalition majority.
Patrick Stewart Dies at 86, Remembered for Starship Captain and Mutant Mentor
Actor Patrick Stewart, known for "Star Trek" and "X-Men," has died at 86, his spokesperson said, after a brief illness with dementia.
Leak of 40,000 DHS Employee Records Raises Security Questions
A nonprofit has published personal details of more than 40,000 Homeland Security staff, the third large government data release in a month.
Sanrio Ends Japanese Drama Tie-Up After Chinese Criticism
Hello Kitty's maker has apologised and ended a merchandise partnership with a Japanese TV drama after Chinese state media and users condemned it.
Eight-year-old badly hurt by wolf inside German wildlife park enclosure
An eight-year-old girl was seriously injured in a wolf attack at a wildlife park in Germany, according to Sky News and the BBC.
Spain mourns 68 victims of second high-speed rail collision this year
A head-on-rear train collision near Toledo killed 68 people and injured scores, reigniting safety questions on Spain's rail network.
Health Secretary moves to ease access to unapproved peptides
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has taken steps toward wider access to unapproved peptide drugs promoted for wellness, drawing expert caution.
Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers, dies at 96
Labor leader and civil rights figure Dolores Huerta, who co-founded the United Farm Workers with Cesar Chavez, has died at 96, her family said.
Judge Refuses to Order California to Set Aside Disputed Ballots
A federal judge declined the Justice Department's request to segregate about 20,000 mail ballots, and the government has said it will appeal.
Report alleges Peltola campaign backed a second Dan Sullivan in Alaska race
A New York Times report alleges Mary Peltola's campaign helped recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan, drawing condemnation and a call for prosecution.
Deadly High-Speed Rail Collision in Central Spain Leaves at Least 68 Dead
A high-speed train slammed into another train in central Spain, with at least 68 reported dead and dozens injured, prompting an urgent government response.
Fed Holds Rates Steady as Inflation Stays Elevated Before Midterms
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged at its final meeting before the midterms, with inflation still running high and markets expecting a possible increase in December.
Trump moves to end Biden-era methane rules for oil and gas firms
Trump says his administration is ending Biden-era methane rules for oil and gas companies, citing savings, as critics warn of climate risks.
Flávio Bolsonaro Departs Brazil After Election Defeat, Destination Reports Vary
Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil after losing the presidential election, but reports disagree on whether his route ends in the United States or Ecuador.
Residential world cruise halts in Cambodia as fuel costs strand passengers
A U.S.-linked residential world cruise has suspended its voyage in Cambodia over fuel costs, leaving passengers who live aboard without a home at sea.
Rays Force Game 5 With 12th-Inning Rally Against Brewers
Tampa Bay staved off a World Series sweep with a late comeback, while Milwaukee still leads the series 3-1 and is one win from its first title.
European leaders divided over Putin outreach as a local Ukraine truce holds
Norway and Finland leaders spoke with Vladimir Putin as European governments disagreed over the outreach, while a local truce near Oleshky appeared to hold.