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Paris extends curfew as Marseille and Lyon ban protests after riots
Paris extends a partial curfew through Monday while Marseille and Lyon ban all protests this weekend following major riots that erupted during demonstrations against living costs and school conditions.
Teacher in Oregon shooting said she pretended to be dead to survive
A teacher at an Oregon elementary school survived a mass shooting by pretending to be dead after being shot. She said she was unable to protect students in her classroom due to her injuries.
A planet 320 light-years away confirms what scientists long suspected
Astronomers detected matching chemical ratios of magnesium and silicon between an ultra-hot Jupiter and its host star, providing the first direct evidence supporting a fundamental assumption about planetary formation across star systems.
Scientists may have finally solved the mystery of the Moon’s two faces
Scientists analyzing lunar rocks from China’s Chang’e-6 mission have identified evidence suggesting that massive molten rock movements billions of years ago shaped the Moon’s two dramatically different hemispheres.
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Russia’s jet-powered drones overwhelm Ukraine, killing dozens
Russian jet-powered drones killed dozens of Ukrainian civilians in recent attacks, with Russia deploying nearly 2,800 such aircraft in August compared to 1,500 in July, overwhelming Ukraine’s air defenses.
October 7 attack shapes Israel’s elections and fuels political blame
As Israel approaches elections in late October, the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack continues to dominate political discourse, with Prime Minister Netanyahu facing criticism over security failures ahead of the assault.
Yemen’s army says recaptured key territory as clashes with Houthis continue
Yemen’s government forces say they recaptured key hills in Taiz as clashes with Houthi rebels intensify along the Red Sea coast, with over 100 fighters killed.
Villagers vow to rebuild despite devastating mass demolition in West Bank
Israeli forces demolished all 12 homes in the West Bank village of Khirbet al-Tabban on Wednesday, leaving approximately 70 residents homeless. Village leaders vow to rebuild despite the destruction.
Brazilian Supreme Court roiled by dispute between justices
Brazil’s Supreme Court faces a major crisis as justices accuse each other of wrongdoing, with the scandal threatening to undermine the court’s credibility ahead of an upcoming presidential election.
Five EU nations inch towards deal on migrant ‘return hubs’ by 2027
Five EU nations are advancing plans to establish migrant return facilities outside the bloc, with a deal potentially finalized around year-end with an unnamed partner country.
Michigan school districts offer insurance-free care to beat rising health costs
Three Michigan school districts operate clinics offering free primary care to employees and families, bypassing traditional insurance to reduce emergency room visits and control rising health costs.
Schools reopen across Cuba as fuel, water and power shortages persist
Cuba reopened more than 10,000 schools with 1.4 million students despite severe fuel, water, and power shortages, with families resorting to horse-drawn transportation and makeshift solutions.
‘Everyone seems to have forgotten’: In Tibet, flood-hit families search for the missing and grapple with China’s silence
More than a week after devastating floods along the Nepal-Tibet border killed over 1,200 people, families of missing workers and foreign tourists struggle to obtain information from Chinese authorities amid reports of communication restrictions.
Steve Irwin’s family celebrates ‘superhero’ dad, 20 years after shock death
Bindi Irwin commemorated the 20th anniversary of her father Steve Irwin’s death on September 4, reflecting on his enduring legacy in wildlife conservation and the family’s continued impact on the world.
South Korea pushes back on reports it is readying Hormuz deployment amid US pressure
South Korea is reviewing a potential military deployment to the Strait of Hormuz amid US pressure, though the government disputes reports that preparations are underway, stating no decisions have been finalized.
Six people refused to get off ICE deportation plane – now they’re held in limbo in Equatorial Guinea
Six deportees refused to disembark from a US ICE plane in Liberia and were subsequently flown to Equatorial Guinea, where they remain detained in poor conditions without legal status or family contact.