
Israeli Military Deploys White Phosphorus Munitions in Lebanon, Video Analysis Shows
Visual evidence collected by The New York Times indicates Israeli forces have used white phosphorus munitions over populated areas in Lebanon.

Visual evidence collected by The New York Times indicates Israeli forces have used white phosphorus munitions over populated areas in Lebanon.
Five Italian tourists died in a cave diving accident at Vaavu atoll, with four bodies still not recovered.

Twenty women filed a lawsuit against the San Francisco County Sheriff's Department alleging they were subjected to an improper mass strip search.

The Palestinian Fatah faction held a rare party meeting as polls indicate growing public discontent with current leadership.

The NTSB is investigating a close call between an Alaska Airlines 737 and FedEx 777 cargo plane during landing operations at Newark airport Tuesday evening.

The Department of Energy announced removal of highly enriched uranium from Venezuela's RV-1 reactor and transport to South Carolina.

Danish public broadcaster reports Denmark prepared contingency plans to blow up Greenland airport runways amid fears of potential US invasion.

Dozens of nations gather in Santa Marta, Colombia for inaugural talks focused on transitioning away from fossil fuels amid climate negotiation frustrations.

Large crowds of Israeli celebrants marched through Jerusalem's Old City in an annual event marking territory captured in 1967.
Simon Dutton, 49, wanted for cocaine smuggling, was arrested in Spain as part of a campaign targeting British fugitives.

Russia has implemented widespread internet restrictions, with citizens and cultural figures comparing the digital controls to Soviet censorship practices.
The United Arab Emirates has prohibited its citizens from traveling to Iran, Lebanon and Iraq, advising those currently in these countries to leave immediately.

U.S. Space Command chief expresses concern about potential Russian nuclear weapon in space that could disrupt satellites and Earth operations.

Ongoing fighting in the Middle East has resulted in civilian casualties and psychological trauma, particularly affecting children and families.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford defend liquor boycott against US products, citing Trump tariffs as the cause.
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