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Researchers have identified a probable deployment site for Russia’s new “Burevestnik” nuclear missile, north of Moscow.

Researchers identify likely site for Russia’s new nuclear missile

Russia's missile attack on a Ukrainian military facility and hospital in Poltava kills 41, injures over 180, escalating conflict.

Russian missile strike on Ukrainian military college leaves 41 dead

Canada is turning away more people at its borders and approving fewer visas, according to new government data obtained by Reuters.

Canada is turning away more people at its borders, approving fewer visas

The Titanic may have survived more than a century at the bottom of the ocean, but time is finally taking its toll.

New expedition reveals decay of the historic Titanic shipwreck

A search and rescue operation is underway after a boat carrying around 70 migrants capsized in the English Channel, killing at least 13.

At least 13 dead after migrant boat capsizes in English Channel

Police in Guyana seized more than 8,000 lbs. of cocaine near the border with Venezuela.

More than 8,000 pounds of cocaine seized in Guyana’s largest drug bust

A new report shows China is ramping up its "spamouflaging" attempts ahead of the 2024 election.

China ‘spamouflage’ accounts attempt to stir chaos ahead of US election

Volkswagen, one of the world’s most iconic car manufacturers, is considering closing factories in Germany for the first time in its 87-year history.

Volkswagen could close German factories amid competitive market

A Venezuelan judge has issued an arrest warrant for former presidential candidate Edmundo González. It’s part of a criminal investigation into the results of July’s election, which both the ruling party and its opponents claim to have won.

Judge issues arrest warrant for Venezuelan opposition leader

Calls for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas grow after the bodies of six hostages were found in Gaza.

Pressure builds for cease-fire deal after 6 hostages killed in Gaza

Brazil’s Supreme Court may shut down social media platform X due to a legal dispute with CEO Elon Musk, over noncompliance.

X expects Brazil to shut down platform ‘soon’ as Musk’s fight with judge heats up

Catching up on sleep on the weekends could improve your heart health.

Sleeping in on weekends could improve your heart health

Germany resumed deportations to Afghanistan on Friday, marking a significant shift in its migration policy. This decision comes nearly three years after deportations were halted due to safety concerns following the Taliban's return to power in 2021. The flight carried 28 Afghan nationals, whom German authorities identified as convicted criminals, from Leipzig to Kabul.

Germany deports 28 Afghans after deadly Solingen knife attack

U.S. officials have detained electronic shipments from India, suspecting they may have been made with forced labor in China.

Electronics made with Chinese forced labor attempt to enter the US from India

A Ukrainian F-16 fighter jet crashed on Monday, Aug. 26, while responding to a large-scale Russian missile attack, marking the first known loss of the U.S.-supplied aircraft since they were introduced into Ukraine’s defense arsenal. The jet, piloted by Oleksiy Mes, was reportedly on a mission to intercept Russian missiles when contact was lost as it approached its next target.

Correction: Ukrainian pilot killed as F-16 crashes during Russian missile attack

Vice President Kamala Harris did her first interview as an official presidential candidate on Thursday.

Harris, Walz give first interview since becoming 2024 candidates

Millions of dead fish in the town of Volos, Greece, are leading to a major stink and an enormous blow to local businesses in the region.

Millions of dead fish hurt tourism in central Greece as investigation ensues

The CIA has revealed the suspects arrested for a foiled terror plot against Taylor Swift’s Vienna show planned to kill tens of thousands of fans.

CIA official: Suspects in foiled plot to attack Taylor Swift shows aimed to kill ‘tens of thousands’

The U.S. federal government is seeking to dismiss a lawsuit against it brought forth by Haitian migrants who allege abuse by border agents at the U.S.-Mexico border.

US wants Haitian migrants’ ‘whipping’ lawsuit against it thrown out

Since the Labour Party took power in the U.K., more than 6,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats, bringing the total number of arrivals this year to over 20,000. This surge is placing additional strain on the UK's asylum system, with the government now facing an estimated $5 billion in asylum costs for the year.

Over 500 migrants cross channel again, pressure mounts under Labour Party

Rio de Janeiro is a city known for beautiful festivals, beaches, street crime, and powerful drug cartels, now claw machines are a new threat.

Rio de Janeiro cracks down on claw machines as illegal games of chance

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has been charged in France with multiple crimes related to his social media messaging app.

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov charged with multiple crimes in France

There's controversy over former President Donald Trump's recent visit to Arlington National Cemetery.

Controversy over Trump photos at Arlington National Cemetery

Amid severe drought conditions, Namibia announced plans to cull over 700 wild animals, including elephants and hippos, to feed its people.

Namibia hunting elephants, hippos to feed its population amid severe drought

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