Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro is set to secure his Liberal Party’s presidential nomination on Saturday despite significant campaign challenges, including lack of centrist party support and family tensions.

U.S. grocery prices have risen sharply since the pandemic and remain elevated despite moderating food inflation, a phenomenon economists call the ‘rockets and feathers’ effect.

Troy Jackson, a former Maine state legislator and logger, has secured the Democratic Party’s Senate nomination to challenge Republican Sen. Susan Collins after his rival withdrew from the race.

The UK government stated it is prepared to defend itself after Iran’s military warned that American bases on British soil could become legitimate targets for attack.

U.S. stocks wavered as oil prices declined for the first time in a week, with the S&P 500 mostly flat and the Nasdaq falling 0.6% amid Middle East tensions and tariff concerns.

A South Korean court has ordered SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won to pay his ex-wife 944 billion won ($644 million) in a divorce settlement, marking a significant reduction from an earlier ruling.

South Africa’s Constitutional Court has temporarily halted a parliamentary impeachment inquiry into President Cyril Ramaphosa over the “Farmgate” scandal involving stolen cash from his private farm.

A shooting in the occupied West Bank killed at least four Palestinians and two Israelis, marking the deadliest single incident in months. Conflicting accounts describe the sequence of events in the northern village of Tal.

Ukrainian drones have struck Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries multiple times, destroying inventory worth billions of dollars and devastating small business owners relying on the platform.