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Strategists Tell Australian Campaigners to Stop Calling Hanson a Racist

Progressive strategists tell Australian campaigners to avoid personal attacks on One Nation leader Pauline Hanson before Victoria's November election.

May el-Toukhy’s ‘Woman Unknown’ Wins Golden Lion in Rare Venice Double

May el-Toukhy's post-war drama 'Woman Unknown' won the Golden Lion at Venice on Saturday, with star Mathilde Arcel taking best actress in a rare double win

Strategists Tell Australian Campaigners to Stop Calling Hanson a Racist

Progressive strategists tell Australian campaigners to avoid personal attacks on One Nation leader Pauline Hanson before Victoria's November election.

Chile Nursing Home Fire Kills 16 Elderly Residents in Pitrufquen

A fire at the El Edén nursing home in Pitrufquen, southern Chile, killed 16 elderly residents on Friday; 10 others were evacuated.

Trump Says He Would ‘Love’ United Ireland During Dublin Visit

Donald Trump said on Saturday he would 'love' to see a united Ireland during his Dublin visit, drawing rebuttal from the UK government and unionist leaders

Total Solar Eclipse Sweeps Europe and Arctic, Sending Hotel Prices Past $1,000

A rare total solar eclipse crossed Europe, Iceland and the Arctic on August 12, drawing millions and pushing some hotel prices above $1,000 a night.

Strait of Hormuz Ship Traffic Plunges 90% as US-Iran Talks Stall

Only eight vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, a 90% drop from pre-war levels, as US-Iran peace talks stall and Trump claims US control.

Karoline Leavitt to Leave White House Press Secretary Role at Month’s End

Karoline Leavitt, the youngest-ever White House press secretary, will step down at the end of August, President Trump announced Wednesday.

Media Groups Sue Trump Over Paid Early Access to Truth Social Posts

A coalition of media organizations is suing President Trump over a service charging up to $100,000 monthly for early access to his Truth Social posts.

Houthi Attack Kills Six on Cargo Ship in Bab al-Mandeb Strait

Six crew members were killed after a suspected Houthi attack set an Egyptian-owned cargo ship ablaze in the Bab al-Mandeb strait, the first Red Sea shippin

Medicaid Ends Federal Funding for Gender-Affirming Care for Minors

The Trump administration will halt Medicaid and CHIP funding for gender-affirming surgeries and hormone treatments for transgender minors starting October

Luigi Mangione Returns to Manhattan Court Ahead of September Murder Trial

Luigi Mangione appeared in a Manhattan court ahead of his September 8 murder trial over the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Russian Aerial Attacks Kill Nine in Ukraine as Zelenskyy Cites North Korean Missiles

Russian aerial attacks killed at least nine civilians across Ukraine as Zelenskyy warned Moscow is using North Korean missiles and preparing to deploy more

Freedom Holding Corp. Signs New Partnerships: How China Is Reshaping Kazakhstan’s Technology Agenda

Kazakhstan is gradually turning into a platform where international technology companies test joint digital projects of strategic importance for the entire Central Asian region.

Trump Extends Jones Act Waiver 90 Days as Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed

President Trump extended a Jones Act waiver for 90 days, letting foreign ships move oil and fertilizers between U.S. ports as the Strait of Hormuz stays cl

Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Now Open, Vows to Seek Compensation From Iran

President Trump says the Strait of Hormuz has reopened and vows to seek compensation from Iran for war casualties, as markets weigh de-escalation prospects

Trump Departed Turkey NATO Summit on Secret Military Flight Amid Iran Threat, Report Says

President Trump departed the NATO summit in Ankara on a secret military flight amid an Iranian assassination threat, reports say, using a catering truck ru

Trump Signs Order to Space Out Childhood Vaccines, Challenging CDC Schedule

President Trump signed an executive order revamping the childhood vaccine schedule, calling for spaced-out shots and a split MMR vaccine, challenging CDC a

Powerful 7.4 Earthquake Strikes Western Colombia, Killing at Least 20

A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, killing at least 20 people and collapsing more than a dozen buildings across several cities.

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