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Mexico’s senate approved putting the National Guard under command of the military. Critics said the move gives armed forces too much power.

Mexico transfers National Guard to military control amid backlash

A Vietnam War pilot who had been missing for over 50 years has finally been identified, found in central Vietnam.

Remains of missing Vietnam War pilot identified after 50 years

Scientists have identified nearly 3,600-year-old cheese found on mummified bodies in northwest China, reported to be the oldest cheese found.

Scientists uncover 3,600-year-old cheese on mummified bodies

A Daily Caller report suggested that Wikipedia's parent organization paid left-wing organizations hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Wikimedia donates millions to left-wing activists that edit Wikipedia: Report

Russia is reportedly producing long-range attack drones in China for use in Ukraine, raising concerns over China’s involvement and support.

Secret drones from China could fuel Russia’s war in Ukraine: Report

North Korea's provocative balloon launches have prompted repeated airport shutdowns in South Korea, sparking public anxiety and disrupting air travel since late May. The disruptions have been substantial, with runway closures totaling 413 minutes across 20 separate days.

Trash balloons create chaos at South Korean airports

Hurricane Helene is expected to rapidly intensify before making landfall in Florida Thursday evening.

Hurricane Helene forecast to make landfall in Florida as Category 4 storm

Chinese hackers compromised several American internet providers in a large-scale cybersecurity breach known as Salt Typhoon.

US cybersecurity threatened by Chinese-linked ‘Salt Typhoon’ attack

The U.S. has transferred pest inspection duties for Mexican avocados to Mexico, raising concerns about food safety and trade relations.

Calif. avocado growers outraged as US transfers pest inspection duties to Mexico

Julian Assange will make his first public appearance since his release from jail, testifying before the Council of Europe on Oct. 1.

Julian Assange schedules first public appearance since release

A woman accused the company behind the 'suicide pod' of exploiting and defrauding her out of her lifesavings.

Alabama woman accused Swiss ‘suicide pod’ company of exploiting her

A newly discovered dinosaur species is now on display at a natural history museum in Spain, the Qunkasaura pintiquiniestra.

New dinosaur species on display in Spain, more fossils expected

Hezbollah fired a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv on Wednesday, Sept. 25, marking the first time the group targeted central Israel. The missile, launched from southern Lebanon, was intercepted by Israel's David's Sling defense system.

Israel’s ‘David’s Sling’ intercepts Hezbollah ballistic missile

China announced on Wednesday, Sept. 25, that it launched a rare ICBM test into the Pacific Ocean, sparking international concerns.

China fires off rare ICBM test amid growing tensions in Indo-Pacific

A breakthrough using new technology is rewriting what we thought we knew about the Nazca lines, ancient works of massive art.

AI uncovers hundreds of new Nazca geoglyphs in breakthrough discovery

Sweden authorities accused Iran of a cyberattack that sent thousands of text messages, calling for revenge over burnings of the Quran.

Sweden blames Iran for cyberattack after Quran burnings

Florida is bracing for Helene to make landfall on its northwestern coast as a Category 3 hurricane.

Florida, Southeast US brace for Helene

Maryland is ramping up its legal battle against the owners of the ship Dali that led to the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Maryland files new lawsuit over Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse

Telegram updates its user data policy, now sharing phone numbers and IP addresses with law enforcement in response to valid requests.

Telegram alters privacy policy, says it will give user info to authorities

Ukraine accuses Russia of using Chinese satellites to target nuclear plants, sparking concerns of imminent nuclear strikes.

Zelenskyy alleges Russia using Chinese satellites to plan nuclear facility attacks

A South Korean pistol shooter who won silver with her performance at the Summer Olympics is now stepping into the world of acting.

Korean Olympic pistol shooter Kim Yeji lands acting role — as an assassin

Hezbollah has accused Israel of employing new methods of cyber warfare after communication devices were banned by the IRGC earlier this week.

Hezbollah says Israel is dropping leaflets in Lebanon with ‘dangerous barcodes’

A pro-Trump influencer admitted that a foreign agent of Russia paid him to post misleading election information on social media.

TikTok removes Russian state media accounts for ‘covert influence’ operations

The first use of a so-called 'suicide pod' is now prompting a criminal investigation in Switzerland.

How a ‘suicide capsule’ could allegedly violate Swiss safety standards