International

Republicans secured a majority in the House; Thanksgiving dinner prices rose 20%; and Starbucks workers were set to go on strike.

Republican House majority; Thanksgiving prices; Starbucks strike

The Islamic Republic of Iran is using four commercial airliners to ship hundreds of Shahed 'suicide-drones' to Russia.

Iran using commercial airliners to ship drones to Russia

Crowds of people in Guangzhou crashed through barriers and marched down streets in a show of public resentment over China's COVID-19 curbs.

Rise in COVID-19 cases sparks unrest as China eases curbs

A missile blast killed two in Poland; Donald Trump announced he is running for president in 2024; and a judge ordered the end of Title 42.

Poland missile blast; Trump announces 2024 run; Title 42 ruling

The FBI is opening its own investigation into the killing of Shireen Abu Akleh, the Palestinian-American journalist who was shot last May.

FBI investigating killing of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh

The U.S. Navy said sailors discovered 70 tons of rocket fuel, meant for Houthis, on a wooden fishing ship sailing from Iran to Yemen.

US Navy seizes missile fuel Iran tried smuggling to Yemen

Katie Hobbs is projected to win the state's gubernatorial election; Donald Trump will announce his presidential run; the world is expected to pass 8 billion people.

Hobbs wins; Trump ’24 announcement; world population to top 8B

A former Russian mercenary fighting for Ukraine was executed by other Russian mercenaries in a video posted to Russian social media.

Russian mercenary fighting for Ukraine executed in video

Thousands of apps on the the Apple Store and Google Play contain software from a Russian company that has disguised itself as American.

Disguised Russian software from Pushwoosh found in US Army, CDC apps

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy paid a visit to the liberated city of Kherson. The visit served as a victory lap for Ukraine.

Zelenskyy visits Kherson, calls liberation ‘beginning of the end’

A meeting between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping took place; a shooting at the University of Virginia left three dead; Democrats won the Senate.

Biden, Xi meet; U of Virginia campus shooting; Dems take Senate

The FIFA World Cup is just weeks away and its host, Qatar, is facing worldwide criticism over its human rights record.

Qatar drawing criticism before 2022 World Cup kicks off

During his trip to the Cop27 global climate meeting, President Joe Biden announced a supplemental rule cracking down on methane emissions.

Biden announces methane rule, touts accomplishments at Cop27

Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is impacting people all over the world. This week, the world learned how the war is impacting Russian students.

How the war in Ukraine is impacting Russian students

A judge blocked student loan forgiveness; the U.S. will buy ammunition from South Korea for Ukraine; Joe Biden will meet with Xi Jinping.

Loan forgiveness blocked; ammunition to Ukraine; Veterans Day

At a major weapons exhibition that has been ongoing in China this week, the country's top missile maker unveiled an anti-drone system.

China unveils anti-drone system, radar that could detect Starlink

Joe Biden said Elon Musk's relationship with other countries, include a Saudi Arabian conglomerate, is "worthy of being looked at."

Biden: Musk’s relationship with countries ‘worthy of being looked at’

A top aerospace commander in Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard announced the country has developed a hypersonic ballistic missile.

Amid nuclear tension, Iran says it has made a hypersonic missile

Texas border enforcement has released about 600 migrants onto the streets of El Paso because shelters are full.

El Paso releases 600 migrants onto streets, shelters full

Senior Kremlin officials announced Russia has ordered a retreat from Kherson, a key city in southern Ukraine.

Russian forces retreat from key Ukrainian city of Kherson

The legal team for Brittney Griner announced she has been sent to a penal colony in Russia to serve her sentence for drug possession.

Brittney Griner moved to penal colony in Russia, final destination unclear

A group of Russian activists and former Russian lawmakers against the Ukraine war are discussing various ways of removing Putin from office.

Putin’s enemies discuss ‘physically eliminating’ Russian leader

The unregulated carbon dioxide removal industry urges the U.S. Government to establish regulations for transparency and confidence.

John Kerry to propose expanded carbon credit program at Cop27

Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Russian businessman with connections to the Kremlin, admitted to interfering in American elections.

Russian businessman admits to interfering in US elections