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Alberto Fujimori, Peru's ex prez dies at 86 after tumultuous tenure

He had been pardoned in December from his convictions for corruption and responsibility for the murder of 25 people

Harris-Trump jockeying for battleground states after debate faceoff

The candidates are barnstorming one day after they marked the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, a somber occasion that provided little respite from partisan politics in a high-speed campaign

Weinstein indicted on additional sex crimes charges ahead of NY retrial

The 72-year-old co-founder of the film and television production company Miramax has long maintained that any sexual activity was consensual

UN food agency emphasis on Gaza ceasefire after staff come under fire

Previously incident occurred Aug 31 in Nuseirat refugee camp, just days after WFP temporarily stopped aid deliveries to northern Gaza and halted staff movements when its team came under fire

Mikel Arteta signs new 3 year contract to remain Arsenal manager till 2027

The 42-year-old Spanish coach has been at Arsenal since December 2019 and transformed the team into Manchester City's main English Premier League title rival

US companies in China see record-low profits amid geopolitical tensions

Beijing and Washington have been at odds in recent years over issues like trade and manufacturing, as well as China's claims over the South China Sea

Tech billionaire Isaacman on first private spacewalk from SpaceX capsule

This first spacewalking test, expected to last about two hours, involved more stretching than walking, plan was for Isaacman to emerge from capsule but keep hand or foot attached to it the whole time

Vietnam death toll climbs to 197 after typhoon, flash floods & landslides

Vietnam's VNExpress newspaper reported that 197 people have died and 128 are still missing, while more than 800 have been injured

Share of foreign born in US at highest rate in more than a century: Survey

International migrants have become a primary driver of population growth this decade, increasing their share of the overall population as fewer children are being born in the US compared to years past

EPL club Manchester United's losses rise despite a year of record revenues

The Premier League club, which was subject to a partial buyout from British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe this year, said the figures were in part because of increased spending on players.

Sudan accuses UAE of arming rival paramilitary, UAE refutes allegations

Sudan plunged into conflict in mid-April 2023, when long-simmering tensions between its military and paramilitary leaders broke out in the capital

Power firms in Puerto Rico under scrutiny as officials demand fewer outages

The ongoing outages come as crews make permanent repairs to the grid following Hurricane Maria, which caused an estimated $9.7 billion in damage to the system's transmission and distribution

US, UK diplomats pledge $1.5 bn in extra aid for Ukraine during Kyiv visit

Blinken said he would bring the discussion with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about the missiles back to Washington to brief the president

Trump wouldn't say whether he'd veto national ban as abortion is top issue

During the debate, Trump repeatedly took credit for appointing the three Supreme Court justices who helped overturn the constitutional right to abortion

Israeli airstrikes hit UN school, homes in Gaza, 34 dead, say hospitals

One of the children killed was the daughter of Momin Selmi, a member of Gaza's civil defense agency, which rescues wounded and retrieves bodies after strikes, the agency said

North Korea has fired ballistic missile toward sea, says S Korea military

Japan's Prime Minister's Office also alerted on its X account that North Korea had launched a suspected ballistic missile, but did not provide further details

Google's AI model faces EU scrutiny from watchdog over privacy rules

The commission said its inquiry is examining whether Google has assessed whether PaLM2's data processing would likely result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals in the EU

Spacewalking: New domain of rich as billionaire attempts 1st pvt spacewalk

First came space tourism. Now comes an even bigger thrill for the monied masses: spacewalking

Trump cites Hungary's Orbn as example of foreign solidarity during debate

Orbn, a right-wing populist and the European Union's longest-serving leader, has become an icon to some US conservatives for championing what he calls illiberal democracy

Conservative leader says party plans no-confidence motion against Trudeau

Poilievre called on New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh to support the motion and trigger an election