Two former FBI officials are charged with lying to Congress about their role in the agency’s investigation into Hunter Biden’s laptop. The Trump administration announced the charges Friday, marking a new high-profile case as midterm elections approach.
German police arrested a suspect after a fire damaged Adolf Hitler's former mountain retreat in Bavaria, with 200 firefighters battling the blaze at an altitude of 1,834 metres.
French protests continue under strict security measures as thousands march in Paris and other cities, with police deploying 70,000 officers to prevent violence. The government has arrested 135 people and seized weapons amid concerns over potential unrest.
Fire devastates Nazi-era retreat in Bavaria, with 200 firefighters battling a blaze that destroyed the Kehlsteinhaus, known as Hitler's Tea House. Authorities detained a suspect near the site, as the building, a historical monument linked to the Nazi era, is now in ruins.
Israeli forces have demolished hundreds of homes in Hebron, displacing over 1,500 residents as part of a broader crackdown in the West Bank. The operation follows a militant attack on an Israeli checkpoint that killed two soldiers, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to order an immediate and severe response.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio urged Cubans to seek a 'discrete partnership' with the CIA to drive political change, as Trump hinted at potential military intervention in Cuba. The remarks follow recent tensions and renewed U.S. interest in the island nation.
Ukraine reports Starlink and Starshield systems have resumed high-speed operations after a week of restrictions that disrupted military operations. Connectivity is reported at speeds exceeding 400 km/h, though full restoration remains unconfirmed.
Ukraine and Russia agreed a humanitarian ceasefire in the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky, starting October 27. The deal allows aid delivery and civilian evacuation through humanitarian corridors.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a military operation in the West Bank following the deaths of two soldiers in an attack by Palestinian gunmen. The operation involves mass arrests, home demolitions, and forced displacement of residents in the Hebron area.
Ukraine's Defense Ministry reports Starshield speeds have resumed at over 400 km/h, surpassing previous limits of 160 km/h. The upgrade follows a White House intervention that reportedly lifted restrictions on the military-grade Starlink system, critical for Ukraine's defense operations.
Fire broke out at Adolf Hitler's mountain retreat in Bavaria, leading to the arrest of a suspect. Over 200 firefighters were deployed to tackle the blaze at the Kehlsteinhaus, a historic Nazi site. The building, located at 1,834 meters, was completely ablaze when emergency services arrived.
Fire broke out at Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat in Bavaria, prompting the arrest of a suspect. Authorities deployed 200 firefighters to combat the blaze, which was still burning early Saturday. The site, a historic Nazi symbol, remains a key monument and tourist attraction.
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit in Alaska federal court to block the certification of the Senate election if Republican Sen. Dan S. Sullivan loses. The suit argues that the presence of a second Sullivan on the ballot could confuse voters and distort the election results. The lawsuit seeks a delay in certification if Sullivan loses by less than the number of votes for the second Sullivan.
Seven people killed and 34 injured in attack at Greek Orthodox church funeral in Jordan's Karak, according to multiple reports. The attack, which occurred during a funeral service, involved masked gunmen who opened fire on attendees.
The DOJ filed a lawsuit in Alaska federal court to potentially block certification of the Senate election if Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan loses. The suit argues that the presence of a third candidate, Daniel J. Sullivan, could confuse voters and distort the election results.
Trump and Rubio advance CIA involvement in Cuba talks, with Rubio urging those seeking change to partner with the agency. The Trump administration aims to replace Cuba's communist regime, with Rubio stating the U.S. will 'take care of Cuba' on its way back from Iran.
US President Donald Trump has denied restricting access to Starlink for Ukraine, despite reports of ongoing service issues. Musk's satellite system is still experiencing disruptions affecting Ukrainian drones, with officials noting continued connectivity problems.
U.S. brokered ceasefire in Russian-occupied Ukrainian city starts Oct 27. The truce, agreed by Ukraine and Russia, will allow aid delivery and evacuations in Oleshky, a city with 6,000 residents facing a humanitarian crisis.
Seven people were killed and 34 injured in a shooting at a church funeral in Jordan's Karak governorate, according to officials. The attack, which occurred on Friday, involved masked gunmen who opened fire during a service at the Hamoud Church.
Two ex-FBI officials charged with lying to Congress about their role in investigating Hunter Biden's laptop in the 2020 election. The DOJ alleges they misled lawmakers in 2023 about the FBI's probe into the laptop left at a Delaware repair shop.
U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to address ongoing issues with Ukraine's military-grade Starlink service, Starshield, as reports indicate the system remains unreliable. Despite Trump's promise to resolve the problem, Ukrainian officials confirm the service is still not functioning properly.
U.S. First Lady Melania Trump has brokered a localized ceasefire in Oleshky, a Russian-occupied city in Ukraine, to enable humanitarian aid and civilian evacuation. The agreement, confirmed by Ukrainian officials, comes as the city faces a dire humanitarian crisis with limited access to essential supplies.
President Trump's administration removed tariffs on Canadian goods ahead of midterm elections, aiming to support Senator Susan Collins in Maine, a key race for congressional control. The move targets products vital to Maine's agriculture and manufacturing, including blueberries, potatoes, and specialized equipment.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a major military operation in the occupied West Bank following the killing of two Israeli soldiers in an attack near Hebron. The operation, which could be the largest since 1967, aims to target militant infrastructure and displace residents from neighborhoods linked to the attack.