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Anduril wins $2.9 billion U.S. Navy contract
Anduril said it will build critical submarine parts for Virginia-class boats as it invests $3.7 billion in a new Maryland facility.
US CDC Watches Possible Plague Case in Russia
After the death of a laboratory worker in Siberia, U.S. health authorities said the risk to the United States is low.
Finland Suspends Work at Two Google Data Center Sites
Authorities have paused some operations until Oct. 23 after environmental review concerns over preparations in Muhos and Kajaani.
Flavio Bolsonaro Surges Past Polls in Brazil Election
With right-wing voters consolidating early, scandal fallout and voter frustration helped Bolsonaro finish the first round ahead of Lula.
School Protests Spread Across France as Tear Gas Used in Paris
Protests led by high school students spread nationwide, with unions and parents joining rallies that saw clashes with police.
Francis Halzen Wins Nobel Physics Prize for IceCube
The physicist who led the effort to track neutrinos from distant galaxies with sensors buried in Antarctic ice has been honored with the prize.
Call for Special Prosecutor to Step Aside in Cornell Probe
The lawyer for one of the defendants in the Cornell University rape allegations has called on special prosecutor Letitia James to recuse herself.
Death Sentence for Facebook Post Sparks Outcry in Saudi Arabia
A death sentence handed to a 24-year-old Sri Lankan migrant worker has intensified diplomatic efforts for clemency and raised human rights concerns.
Former German Spy Chief Held Over Espionage Allegations
Germany's Federal Prosecutor is investigating claims that August Hanning used classified information for foreign intelligence services and received documents from a former BND employee.
Separatist PQ leads in Quebec vote, handing Ottawa a new challenge
According to Canadian media projections, the sovereigntist Parti Québécois is on course to form a minority government in Quebec.
Kenya confirms first Ebola death, tightens border checks
Contacts are being traced and airport screening has been stepped up after a Kenyan patient died in Nairobi following treatment in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Cornell Launches Independent Review After Rape Allegations
Cornell University's trustees have ordered an independent review of how sexual assault and harassment complaints are handled.
US Lawmakers Call on Israel to Free Hussam Abu Safia
Six progressive members of Congress condemned the continued detention of the Gaza doctor, who has been held by Israel since 2024 without charge or trial.
Drone Attack in the Black Sea Leaves One Ship Sunk, Crew Missing
Two civilian cargo ships were struck in Bulgaria's exclusive economic zone; one sank, while 18 people aboard the grain carrier were rescued.
Christa Pike Survives Failed Execution Attempt in Tennessee
Lawyers for the 50-year-old death row inmate said she remained conscious after two lethal injections and was hospitalized in Tennessee.
US Withdraws All Bombers from RAF Fairford
Washington has sent around 12 B-1 bombers back to their main bases in the United States after an incident near the Gloucestershire air base came under scrutiny.
Premier League draws 20% more young viewers in the US
According to Nielsen Sports data, England’s top football league has been attracting more viewers in the United States since the World Cup, especially among 18- to 34-year-olds.
Zelensky condemns Russian strike on grain ship in the Black Sea
Eleven people were rescued from a Turkish-owned commercial vessel that sank off Romania, as Ukraine said the incident targeted civilian shipping.
15-Year-Old Student Seriously Hurt at France School Protest
A 15-year-old student in Lens lost a hand during a school protest in France, prompting an IGPN police watchdog investigation.
Flydubai Co-Pilot Accused of Plotting Tel Aviv Attack
According to UAE and Israeli media, the second pilot on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight allegedly planned to steer the aircraft into Ben Gurion Airport or a building.
Trump Says RAF Fairford Bombers Were Pulled Over Threat
Washington said the B-1 bombers sent back from RAF Fairford were withdrawn after a serious security risk was identified near the base in Gloucestershire.
France braces for national action day in school protests
As student-led protests demanding greater education investment spread, at least 190 people have been injured and more than 5,000 detained in a week.
U.S. Closely Monitors Death at Russian Plague Research Center
Washington has taken a cautious line after a lab technician died at a Siberian research center, while Moscow says there is no emergency.
Ethiopia’s Abiy renews call for Red Sea access
Inaugurated for a second five-year term, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said landlocked Ethiopia needs access to a port for strategic reasons.