Ukraine's new military commander-in-chief Mykhailo Drapatyi will continue medium and long-range strikes against Russia, President Zelenskyy confirmed, as the country faces rising civilian casualties.
The US military identified Sgt Angel S Rampersad as the third service member believed dead in Friday's Iran attack on a Jordan base, raising the US death toll to 18 since the war began.
The US House approved a stopgap spending bill to fund the government until December 4, aiming to avoid a shutdown before the November midterm elections. The measure passed 220-205 largely along party lines.
Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was briefly detained and taken away by bus after protesting outside PM Modi's residence in solidarity with the Cockroach movement, which alleges police brutality against Gen Z protesters.
Donald Trump threatens to attack Pickaxe Mountain, an underground Iranian nuclear facility buried 100m inside a mountain near Natanz, as US-Iran tensions escalate.
Andy Biggs wins Arizona governor primary; Alex Kolodin secures secretary of state nomination, setting up key November battles.
Ukrainian writer Diana Berg explores the growing emotional rift between those who left Ukraine after the Russian invasion and those who stayed, revealing hidden guilt, anger, and shame.
Rebel Wilson has won a defamation case brought by actor Charlotte MacInnes, with the judge ruling that social media posts did not cause serious harm.
Neso denies allegations from Tory MP that staff covered up grid strain during heatwaves, as independent investigation launched into whistleblower claims of blackout risks.
More than 16 million people in England and Wales live beyond a 1km round trip from a 24/7 defibrillator, reducing cardiac arrest survival chances.
New PM Andy Burnham faces the challenge of implementing a 10-year plan amid a political culture of constant campaigning, with Nigel Farage's Clacton byelection backfiring.
Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi recounts the US-Israeli airstrike that killed Supreme Leader Khamenei, revealing security gaps and Iran's Code 110 plan to close Hormuz Strait.
A well-connected Melbourne man has been charged with raping a woman in a Sydney hotel room, with police alleging he met her on a dating app.
Trump has approved an agreement with Saudi Arabia that could provide uranium enrichment capability for its civilian nuclear program, sparking controversy amid US-Iran tensions.
Donald Trump's miscalculated war on Iran has led to a prolonged conflict over the Strait of Hormuz, causing global economic shockwaves and a crisis in international law.
Pete Hegseth mandates annual testosterone deficiency screening for soldiers aged 30 and older, aiming to boost military readiness and machismo.
Brittany Higgins and advocates condemn Pauline Hanson for calling domestic violence a 'two-way street' and telling abused women to 'not put up with it', accusing her of victim-blaming.
As US airstrikes hit Iranian port cities, residents describe daily life under bombs, power cuts, and water shortages, with fears of escalating conflict and human rights abuses.
New modelling for the Guardian shows proportional representation would dramatically alter UK parliament seat distribution, with Reform losing its majority advantage under FPTP.
Greenpeace petitions Dutch courts to force JBS to disclose how its $6bn global expansion, including $2.5bn in Nigeria, aligns with climate and human rights duties.
UK inflation dropped to 2.6% in June, exceeding forecasts, as fuel and clothing prices fell, giving a lift to PM Andy Burnham's cost-of-living agenda.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani admits he lacks authority to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu but urges federal government to execute ICC warrant, calling Israeli PM a 'war criminal' and 'architect of a horrific genocide.'
Rebel Wilson was found not to have defamed co-star Charlotte MacInnes in social media posts; court ruled no serious harm caused.
Traci Carr and her siblings grapple with loving foster brother Steven Judy, executed in 1981 for murdering Terry Chasteen and her three children, and the lasting stigma.
NSW Premier Chris Minns says Labor must fight for votes against One Nation. Also: Barnaby Joyce's dog rant, Perth teen charged with mother's murder, domestic violence warnings, and more.
Prosecutors in Alan Jones' trial will argue he showed a pattern of targeting 'significantly younger men' in indecent assault and sexual touching charges involving six complainants between 2003 and 2020.
Many Black Americans rooted against Argentina in the World Cup final due to racism, politics, and silence from Lionel Messi, choosing Spain as the less harmful option.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping in England, but critics question his track record and the adequacy of new funding.
A new survey reveals 10% of Americans identify politics as the greatest risk to their personal safety, 10 times the global average, reflecting deep partisan divisions.
Footage shows Southlake police officer Joshua Swisher pulling a driver from a car engulfed in flames after a traffic stop; he received a meritorious conduct award.