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El-Sayed split Michigan Democrats. Whether they unify could decide Senate control
Michigan Democrats are working to unify behind Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed following a contentious primary, though lingering divisions among Jewish voters and concerns about his positions threaten party cohesion ahead of the general election.
UN nuclear agency members draft resolution reporting Iran to the UN Security Council
Four Western nations have drafted a resolution to refer Iran to the UN Security Council for noncompliance with nuclear nonproliferation obligations, marking an escalation in diplomatic efforts over Tehran’s nuclear program.
4 things investigators learned about the dysfunction at Trump’s Labor Department
An investigation found that former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer violated workplace harassment policies and department standards during her tenure, according to a Labor Department inspector general report released Thursday.
Death on the road to Rafah: the night the IDF targeted World Central Kitchen aid workers
Israeli military forces targeted a World Central Kitchen aid convoy in Gaza on April 1, 2024, killing aid workers in a strike based on a mistaken assessment of Hamas involvement that independent review found resulted from communication failures.
Flock says its cameras make US safer – so why are they being sabotaged?
Surveillance cameras made by Flock Safety are being sabotaged in multiple U.S. neighborhoods, reflecting growing concerns about the company’s expanding AI-powered network and its use by law enforcement.
At least two dead in blast at Bolivia military barracks
An explosion at a Bolivian military barracks killed at least two people and injured over 80 others, with authorities fearing higher casualties and seven people missing.
Missouri asks US Supreme Court to allow use of new Trump-backed congressional districts in midterms
Missouri petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to allow new congressional districts in the midterm election after the state’s highest court blocked the map and ordered a November referendum on it.
Niger coup attempt: Is Russia proving better at protecting friends than fighting enemies in West Africa?
Russia’s Africa Corps helped Niger’s ruling junta repel a mutiny at a strategic military base last weekend, demonstrating Moscow’s growing role in protecting military governments across the Sahel region.
Philippines Vice President Sara Duterte posts bail after arrest
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte posted bail after an arrest warrant was issued for charges that she publicly threatened to assassinate President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and two others.
‘Sinn Féin traitors!’: how far-right rhetoric derailed party’s path to power in Ireland
Siobhán Fenton’s insider account reveals how far-right anti-immigrant sentiment and xenophobia derailed Sinn Féin’s expected path to power in Ireland, leaving the party in opposition despite earlier electoral gains.
Masked men block traffic to UK’s port of Dover, site of past anti-immigrant protests
Masked protesters blocked the entrance to Dover port on Saturday, halting all traffic and causing miles-long delays. The reason for the demonstration was unclear.
Trump signs order to remove endangered species status for grey wolves
Trump signed an executive order to remove endangered species protections for grey wolves and Mexican wolves, potentially allowing ranchers to kill them to protect livestock, though conservation groups warn of risks to recovery efforts.
Chimpanzees once used for vaccine research get health checks as part of long-term care
Chimpanzees previously used in hepatitis B vaccine research in Liberia are receiving comprehensive health evaluations at a sanctuary to monitor their long-term well-being.
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.
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