Iranian families face severe economic hardship as sanctions and naval blockades intensify during the ongoing conflict, with food prices surging and unemployment rising significantly.

France experienced unprecedented summer wildfires that burned more land than ever recorded and displaced more people since World War II, with conditions rooted in forestry decisions from 170 years ago.

Buc-ee’s convenience store chain sued Beaver’s Mini Mart in Ohio over trademark infringement, sparking public backlash, boycotts, and support from comedian John Oliver and state officials.

Director Robin Hardy’s sons have completed their late father’s envisioned trilogy with a third film, Wrath of the Gods, premiering at FrightFest after discovery of original scripts in a family archive.

More than 50 coordinated arson attacks struck southern Thailand’s border provinces, injuring at least two people and targeting government buildings, stores, and infrastructure amid an ongoing regional insurgency.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says holding elections during wartime would risk splitting the country as Russia accumulates ballistic missiles and considers mobilizing additional forces.

Stephen Pedley, who served as bishop of Lancaster from 1998 to 2005, has died at age 85. Known for his infectious laughter and pastoral gifts, he was regarded as a devoted Church of England clergyman throughout his ecclesiastical career.

A rapidly spreading wildfire in northwest Reno, Nevada, destroyed homes and forced approximately 90,000 people to evacuate Sunday. Authorities determined the human-caused Hawk Fire was uncontained and growing unpredictably due to shifting winds.

Xavier Becerra, California’s Democratic gubernatorial candidate, campaigns on healthcare achievements while facing an anticipated near-doubling of uninsured Californians by 2030 due to Medicaid and ACA marketplace cuts.