U.S. President Donald Trump waived key sanctions under the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, days before they took effect, amid escalating tensions with Ukraine. The move, which allows Trump to waive tariffs on Russian goods and penalties for buying its oil and gas, was announced in an executive order on Oct. 16.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia resigned after less than a week in the role, prompting immediate scrutiny over her legal credentials and performance. President Trump cited her lack of legal qualifications as a key factor in her departure, with officials noting her brief tenure was marked by limited public engagement.
A 16-year-old former student fatally shot a teacher and three children at an Oregon elementary school before being killed by a community member. Four people died, two were critically injured, and the suspect is believed to have fired at least 15 rounds.
A teen shot four students and a teacher at an Oregon elementary school before being killed by a community member. At least five people died in the attack at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.
Three Mexican men were sentenced to 158 years in prison each for the 2024 murder of two Australian brothers and their American friend during a surf trip in Baja California. The verdict follows a week-long trial in Ensenada, where the defendants were found guilty of homicide and related crimes. The case has drawn international attention and raised concerns about safety for tourists in Mexico.
U.S. President Donald Trump waived sanctions on Russia two days before they were due to take effect, escalating tensions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The move, under the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, saw a 500% duty increase on Russian goods largely waived, drawing immediate congressional criticism.
A 16-year-old suspect killed four people at an Oregon elementary school, including three children and a teacher. The suspect was fatally shot by a bystander before police arrived. The incident has prompted a separate legal action by the Department of Justice against California over alleged noncitizen voters.
A 16-year-old shooter killed a teacher and three students at an Oregon elementary school before being stopped by a parent and a teacher. Four people were killed, two injured, as the suspect was slain by a 36-year-old father after a violent confrontation.
Three men in Mexico have been sentenced to 158 years in prison each for the murders of two Australian brothers and their American friend during a 2024 surf trip to Baja California. The judge in Ensenada, Mexico, ruled that the attackers, known as El Kekas, Irineo Francisco, and Angel Jesus, committed aggravated homicide and related crimes. The victims, Jake and Callum Robinson and Carter Rhoad, were found dead in a well in a remote area of the state after being shot during a robbery gone wrong.
Indian 'cockroach' movement leader Abhijeet Dipke was detained by police ahead of a planned protest in New Delhi, as tensions escalate over allegations of electoral roll revisions favoring the ruling BJP. Dipke, a key figure in the youth-led movement, was arrested to prevent a breach of the peace and will face a special magistrate. The protests, which have drawn hundreds, are part of a broader crackdown on dissent over the revision of 130 million voter names.
EU leaders pledge ongoing support for Ukraine as tensions rise over Trump's energy deal and sanctions rollback. Zelensky seeks €70 billion in additional funding for defense and resilience amid increased Russian attacks and US policy shifts.
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian olive farmers and a Washington Post journalist in the West Bank, injuring at least 20 people and damaging thousands of trees. The violence follows a surge in settler attacks this month, with 170 incidents reported since September, as Israel's elections approach.
Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama accused 'foreign hands' of fueling months of protests that have disrupted the country's political and economic stability. The unrest, centered around demands for his resignation, has spread across major cities and raised concerns about Albania's EU membership prospects.
Houthis and Yemen's government clash as attacks on Aden airport and Saudi cities escalate. Two missiles hit Aden airport, 500 meters from a departing aircraft, while Saudi-led coalition downed missiles over Riyadh. The conflict intensifies as both sides claim territorial gains and losses in ongoing civil war.
U.S. President Donald Trump waived sanctions on Russia under the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia Act, sparking criticism from Democrats and Ukrainian leaders. The move, which allows for a 500% duty increase on Russian goods, has raised concerns about potential further sanctions relief for Moscow.
Israeli settlers attacked a US journalist during the annual olive harvest in the West Bank, injuring her and damaging crops. At least 20 people were injured in attacks across eight villages, with a Washington Post photographer among the victims. The violence has intensified as Israel's elections approach.
EU leaders commit to providing an additional €70bn in 2027 to support Ukraine's defense, as Zelenskyy highlights ongoing challenges with military communications. The funding is crucial for Ukraine's resilience amid continued Russian attacks and energy crises.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia was removed from her role after just five days, marking a swift and unexpected turn in the administration's communications strategy. The move highlights a rapid shift in leadership and signals potential instability in the White House.
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians and a U.S. journalist during an olive harvest in the West Bank, injuring 12 Palestinians including four dual American-Palestinian citizens. The violence occurred as settlers set fire to cars and trees, with victims describing attacks involving guns, rocks, and sticks.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia resigned after five days in the role, following a series of controversies including her false claims of being a lawyer and a poorly received press briefing. Her departure comes as President Trump faces scrutiny over his administration's handling of various issues.
Ukraine's Starlink service was disrupted this week, prompting concerns over its critical role in battlefield communications. EU leaders have rallied around Zelenskiy as the conflict continues, with Trump and Musk denying responsibility for the outage.
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia resigned after less than a week. The move follows public scrutiny and Trump's decision to have her reconsider her role. The resignation marks a significant shift in the White House's communication strategy.
Katie Zacharia resigned as White House press secretary after a five-day tenure. The move follows a contentious appointment and public scrutiny over her legal credentials. Zacharia's departure leaves Trump without a key spokesperson as midterm elections approach.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused U.S. President Donald Trump of ordering a speed cut on Starlink services that disrupted Ukraine's ability to defend against Russian drones. The restriction, which reduced connectivity to 70 km/h, hindered Ukraine's interceptors and logistics, according to Zelenskyy.