What Trump’s midterms setback could mean for Iran, Israel and Ukraine
Trump’s midterm losses are sending shockwaves far beyond Washington! From Iran and Israel to Ukraine, world leaders are watching to see whether the election results will reshape U.S. foreign policy, military support and the future of global alliances.
Former elementary school teacher becomes newest paper billionaire in China
From elementary school teacher to billionaire! Michael Mai’s adhesive-products company saw shares soar nearly 800% after its stock market debut, turning the entrepreneur and his sister into China’s newest billionaire success story.
At $835 million, tonight’s Powerball is among the top 10 jackpots in the game’s history
$835 MILLION is up for grabs! Wednesday’s Powerball drawing could create a life-changing winner and make lottery history as the jackpot climbs to the 10th largest ever.
Trump says US is cutting off aid to Israel at year’s end because ‘they don’t need it’
President Trump says the U.S. will end billions in annual military aid to Israel by year's end, raising major questions about the future of the two nations' strategic alliance, Netanyahu's leadership, and America's role in Middle East security.
Spanish soccer player Jesús de Miguel dies after on-pitch collision
A tragic on-field collision has claimed the life of 30-year-old Spanish soccer player Jesús de Miguel, leaving teammates, fans, and clubs across the world mourning as police investigate the circumstances surrounding his death.
US military conducts strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island in defensive operation, officials say
The U.S. has launched fresh strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island just as diplomatic efforts to end the conflict show signs of progress—raising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, global oil supplies, and the possibility of a wider Middle East war.
Fake warnings of nuclear attack posted on hacked Russian and Ukrainian emergency apps
Fake nuclear and chemical attack alerts hit emergency apps in Russia and Ukraine after cyberattacks—but as civilians turned the frightening messages into memes, the breach exposed a far more serious threat: Can people still trust the warnings meant to save …
Binance withdrawals resume following $6 billion hack
A $6.3 billion crypto heist shook the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange—but Binance is reopening withdrawals and promising users won't pay the price. Is the crypto giant's recovery plan enough to restore trust?
Election officials brace for foreign threats — and an unpredictable Washington
Election security experts are sounding the alarm as foreign adversaries ramp up AI-powered disinformation and cyber threats ahead of the midterms—but weakened federal coordination is raising a troubling question: Is America prepared to protect its elections?
Middle East on edge as fears mount that Iran war could restart after the midterms
Fears of renewed war between the United States and Iran are spreading across the Middle East as residents brace for possible airstrikes, travel disruptions and another wave of regional instability.
Big Oil is raking in huge profits. Shareholders like Trump are cashing in. You’re paying for it with high gas prices.
Big Oil is cashing in on the Iran war, with ExxonMobil and Chevron reporting massive profit surges as American drivers face record-high gas prices and households struggle with rising energy costs.
Why isn’t China’s AI and tech boom saving its stock markets?
China’s AI boom is losing its shine as a deepening stock market slump, billions in losses and fading investor confidence raise new questions about the country’s economic future.
Russia and US discussing sanctions relief for Moscow’s sovereign wealth fund, Kremlin aide says
Trump’s administration is reportedly considering lifting sanctions on a multibillion-dollar Russian wealth fund, raising fresh questions about US concessions to Putin as negotiations over the war in Ukraine continue.
Hell will freeze over before Havana gives in to Trump. But regular Cubans don’t have that long
Trump is tightening the screws on Cuba with sweeping sanctions, energy restrictions, and threats of military action—but as the island’s economy teeters and inequality grows, can its communist government outlast another US pressure campaign?
This was a cost-saving way to travel the world. Then Covid changed everything
From living aboard a permanent cruise ship to exploring dangerous destinations and rediscovering cargo ship travel, these unconventional journeys reveal how travelers are redefining adventure around the world.
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