An Australian aviation crew completed a midwinter rescue mission in Antarctica on July 31, evacuating a US expedition member from McMurdo Station in extreme darkness and -43°C temperatures.

Hundreds of job seekers have gathered in Jharkhand’s capital, demanding an overhaul of the state’s civil service examination system following allegations of leaked answer sheets and result manipulation.

Three inmates were killed in separate prison clashes in Sri Lanka on Thursday and Friday, with more than 20 injured across the two incidents, according to a government minister.

The besieged Sudanese city of el-Obeid faces relentless drone strikes and a critical humanitarian crisis, with U.N. officials warning of imminent risk of mass atrocities similar to those in el-Fasher.

Four wildland firefighters died in late June while battling the Snyder Fire near the Colorado-Utah border, sparking debate over aggressive fire suppression tactics and workplace safety policies.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement will equip officers nationwide with body cameras by late September, but its policy permits the agency to release footage only when deemed in its “best interests.”

Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are set to sign a defense agreement on Friday, deepening security cooperation among the three regional powers amid growing regional tensions.

The United Nations projects a 75% chance global temperatures will exceed the 1.5-degree Celsius climate threshold between 2026 and 2030, with an 86% likelihood that one year will break the 2024 heat record.

An Afghan boxer has been charged with murdering Scottish aid worker Elisabeth Ross in Athens after his wife provided police with tracking data placing them together on the day she died.