Mammoth Crowds Welcome Pope Leo Back to Peru
Pope Leo returned to Peru for a national celebration, where mammoth crowds welcomed him to a country described as his adopted homeland.
Eisenkot Challenges Netanyahu as Israel’s Parliament Opens
Gadi Eisenkot is seeking to challenge Netanyahu’s policies and press for an October 7 inquiry as Israel’s new parliament opens amid coalition uncertainty.
Scott Colom Reportedly Defeats Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi
Democrat Scott Colom reportedly defeated Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi's 2026 Senate race. Hyde-Smith reportedly conceded. Vote totals, turnout and certification remain unverified.
Milburn Review Could Cut Benefits for Some Under-25s
The Milburn Review may recommend lower benefits for some under-25s alongside expanded employment support, but no final rules or implementation date have been confirmed.
S.S. United States Begins a New Life as an Artificial Reef
The historic S.S. United States has been placed off Florida as an artificial reef, connecting maritime history with marine conservation, diving, and tourism.
Hegseth Entourage Reprimanded at Tomb of the Unknowns
Reports say a military sentinel reprimanded members of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s entourage after laughter or talking was heard at Arlington’s Tomb of the Unknowns.
Brooklyn Flatbush Collapse: FDNY Survivor Search
At least two dead and 17 reported injured after a building collapse in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood. FDNY crews continue searching; no cause is confirmed.
Ukraine Talks in Abu Dhabi Advance Prisoner Exchange
Ukraine and Russia reportedly agreed to pursue a major prisoner exchange in Abu Dhabi, but the talks produced no ceasefire, territorial deal, or broader peace framework.
Pope Leo XIV Returns to Peru for National Celebration
Pope Leo XIV returns to Peru after visiting Argentina, with Peruvians preparing for a national celebration shaped by faith, community and his close connection to the country.
Spain Housing Crisis Fuels First General Strike in 14 Years
Spain's reported first general strike in 14 years brought housing affordability to the center of labor and electoral politics, with major protests in Madrid and Barcelona.