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At least 6 dead, 86 injured in Israeli strikes targeting Houthis in Yemen

Israel's military said it struck the Asar and Hizaz power plants, calling them a significant electricity supply facility for military activities

Djokovic goes 19-0 in US Open first rounds, wins 1st match since Wimbledon

It was the 24-time Grand Slam champion's first match since Wimbledon and one that made it tough to tell if the 38-year-old remains a real contender to win a fifth title in Flushing Meadows

Emma Raducanu secures first US Open match success since 2021 crown

After her surprising championship four years ago, which remains her only tour-level trophy, Raducanu lost in the first round at Flushing Meadows in 2022, missed the tournament in 2023

Bruno Fernandes stumbles into the referee & misses a penalty for Man United

Fernandes was walking backward away from the ball in readiness to take the spot kick against Fulham when he stumbled into referee Chris Kavanagh, who was trying to get round the United captain

Russia accuses Ukraine of drone strike causing fire at Kursk nuclear plant

The incidents occurred as Ukraine marked Independence Day, commemorating its 1991 declaration of independence from the Soviet Union

Some guard units deployed in Washington now carry firearms: Pentagon

The development in Trump's extraordinary effort to override the law enforcement authority of state and local governments comes as he is considering expanding the deployments

Israeli airstrikes hit Yemen's capital, targeting Iran-backed rebels

The rebel Houthi-run al-Masirah channel reported the strikes, the first to hit the rebel-held Sanaa since August 17, when Israel said targeted energy infrastructure it believed was used by the rebels

At least one dead, three injured in Moscow shopping centre explosion

The blast happened on the third floor of the Central Children's Store shopping mall, on Lubyanka Square

Ukraine's independence-era voices say Russia's control effort spans decades

When the Soviet Union collapsed, Ukraine quickly declared independence in 1991 and later conducted a referendum backed by more than 90 per cent of voters

US Open peers say Venus Williams' greatness matters more than her age

Venus Williams is at a Grand Slam tournament for the first time in 2 years

Ten Hag's Bundesliga reign starts with Leverkusen defeat to Hoffenheim

Tim Lemperle scored the visitors' winner early in the second half to get a new look Leverkusen after a summer of change off to a disappointing start

US aid cuts leave South Africa's most vulnerable struggling for HIV drugs

South Africa's government has vowed it won't let the US withdrawal of about $427 million in support collapse its HIV programme, the largest in the world

US women dominate Grand Slams; can an American man win the 2025 US Open?

If there's such a thing as momentum from tournament to tournament in tennis, the American men have some right now.

European postal services suspend shipment of packages to US over tariffs

Postal services in Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Italy said they will stop shipping most merchandise to the US effective immediately

US heatwave smothers Pacific Northwest, poses risk in California, Arizona

Around 1.2 million people were under extreme heat risk Saturday, meaning temperatures are expected to stay dangerously high with no relief overnight

12 dead, 4 missing as under-construction railway bridge collapses in China

The bridge is 1.6 kilometres long and its deck is 55 metres above the surface of the river below, the English-language China Daily newspaper said

Forest coach Nuno 'worried' about job amid tension with owner Marinakis

Nottingham Forest coach Nuno Espirito Santo acknowledged he's worried about his job security because of worsening relations with the club's owner Evangelos Marinakis.

South Korea's Lee visits Tokyo to boost ties with Japan before US summit

For Ishiba, who faces pressure from rightwing rivals within his governing party to resign over its July election loss, Lee's visit and a successful summit could shore up his support

Judge halts Trump's bid to cut funds to 34 'sanctuary' cities, counties

The Trump administration has ratcheted up pressure on those communities as it seeks to make good on President Donald Trump's campaign promise to remove millions of people in the country illegally

North Korea accuses South of 'serious provocation' over warning shots

n recent months, South Korea's military has occasionally used loudspeaker warnings and fired warning shots to repel North Korean soldiers crossing the military demarcation line