International

Special Operators from India are in Idaho, training alongside their U.S. counterparts from the U.S. Army Special Forces.

Idaho sees Indian special forces train with US Army counterparts

A report found that nearly 20,000 people were forcibly removed from shelters and tents ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.

Paris saw nearly 20,000 people displaced before Olympic Games: Report

Chinese solar manufacturers are relocating production from Vietnam to countries like Indonesia and Laos to avoid U.S. tariffs.

Chinese solar manufacturers shift operations to bypass US tariffs

The U.S. and China are in a race to secure more international partners for space exploration.

US winning in one category when it comes to space race with China

After devastating floods, recovery efforts in Spain face have criticism as frustration mounts over the response.

Crowd throws mud at Spain’s king and queen after deadly flood

A top aide of Benjamin Netanyahu has been arrested on accusation of leaking documents that could harm a cease-fire deal in Gaza.

Netanyahu aide arrested, document leak could harm hostage negotiations

Japan enforces stricter cycling laws with jail time and fines for risky behaviors like drunk biking and phone use.

How one country is cracking down on drunk and distracted cyclists

US B-1B bomber leads joint air drill with South Korea and Japan amid North Korea's escalating nuclear and missile threats.

US brings out B-1B bomber after North Korea’s ICBM launch

We all know added sugar isn't great for babies. Now, a new study shows exactly when it can do the most harm.

Cutting sugar starting at conception helps kids avoid health risks later: Study

The presidential candidates are making their final pushes to sway undecided voters ahead of Tuesday's election.

Presidential candidates hold final events as Election Day nears

More than 200 people are now confirmed dead and dozens more were reported missing after massive flooding in the Valencia, Spain area.

More than 200 now confirmed dead in Spain after devastating rainfall

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns that North Korea's deployment of 10,000 troops to Ukraine signals Russia's growing desperation.

Blinken calls Russia’s turn to North Korean soldiers a sign of desperation

Iran gears up for potential attack on Israel before U.S. presidential election, using Iraqi territory to avoid direct retaliation.

Israeli intelligence warns of imminent Iranian strike from Iraqi soil

A Tulane University graduate student discovered a massive ancient Mayan city hidden in Mexico's jungle using LiDAR technology.

Graduate student discovers ancient Mayan city in Mexican jungle

On the final weekend before Election Day the candidates are looking to rally undecided voters in the west.

Harris, Trump look to win the West with 4 days until Election Day

Despite being among the world’s most vulnerable nations to global warming, Papua New Guinea will boycott the upcoming COP29 climate summit.

Papua New Guinea to boycott UN climate summit, calls it a ‘waste of time’

North Korea tests long-range ICBM, signaling advancements in missile technology and sparking concerns over potential nuclear threat.

North Korea fires ICBM; US, South Korea respond with simulated strikes

Apple is expected to see a 20% boost in iPhone sales in China when it reports earnings. Meanwhile, more phones are being assembled in India.

What Apple’s big iPhone surge in China tells us about China relations

A Russian court has fined Google an unprecedented $20 decillion after the tech giant blocked Kremlin-linked channels on YouTube.

Russia fines Google impossible sum for blocking YouTube channels

Mount Fuji sees its latest first snowfall in 130 years, with unseasonably high October temperatures delaying the iconic peak's usual snowcap.

Record-breaking warmth delays first snowfall on Mount Fuji

Two American women delayed a British Airways flight at Heathrow Airport after a fight broke out over a MAGA hat.

Fight over MAGA hat delays British Airways flight at Heathrow Airport

Massive flooding in Spain has killed dozens as well as destroying buildings and bridges across the southeastern portion of the country.

Massive flooding in Spain kills dozens, leaves path of destruction

Onagawa's reactor is number 13 out of 33 total reactors set to be brought back online since the natural disaster in 2011.

Japanese nuclear reactor restarts 13 years after 2011 earthquake, tsunami

Chinese police intensified Halloween crackdowns in major cities, targeting costume events over concerns of dissent.

Police crack down on Halloween celebrations in China