The U.S. job market added only 29,000 positions in September as hiring momentum slowed and the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, signaling weakness in employment growth.

Documentary NAZA features anonymized interviews with 24 Israeli soldiers and intelligence personnel discussing their involvement in military operations that have resulted in mass Palestinian civilian casualties in Gaza.

India’s youth-led Cockroach movement resumed nationwide protests demanding the resignation of election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over allegations of irregularities in the electoral register revision process.

Spain’s Congress rejected housing crisis measures presented by Prime Minister Sánchez’s government, dealing a significant political blow and raising speculation about calling early elections.

Rev Ian Gregory, a former journalist and church minister who launched a 1980s campaign promoting courtesy through his group the Polite Society, has died aged 93.

A pro-Trump influencer is being sued for defamation by protesters who claim he falsely portrayed them as terrorists who assaulted federal officers during an ICE facility demonstration.

Germany’s political center faces declining relevance as far-right and far-left parties gain ground in recent elections, with voters increasingly fragmented and institutional trust eroding.

The World Health Organization anticipates reversible male contraceptives could reach the market within five to ten years, marking a potential shift in contraceptive options after centuries of limited development for men.

A historian argues that conventional explanations for the Nazi party’s 1930 electoral success—Hitler’s charisma, Goebbels’ propaganda prowess, and economic crisis—lack historical evidence.