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American Airlines flight returns after false alarm of cockpit breach

he misunderstanding on American Airlines Flight 6469 came about because the intercom that pilots and flight attendants use to speak to each other had been left on by accident

UK royals, govt face pressure to formally strip Prince Andrew of his titles

Andrew's statement relinquishing some of his royal titles came after emails emerged showing he had remained in contact with Epstein longer than he previously admitted

France's ex-president Sarkozy to begin serving 5-yr prison sentence today

Convicted of criminal conspiracy in a scheme to finance his 2007 election campaign with funds from Libya, Sarkozy maintains his innocence

US, Australia sign agreement on critical-minerals as way to counter China

The agreement underscores how the US is using its global allies to counter China, especially as it weaponises its traditional dominance in rare earth materials

Case against Comey driven by Trump's 'personal animus', say his lawyers

Comey's lawyers argue the Justice Department pursued the case because of Trump's personal anger at Comey for his oversight of the Russia investigation during the first months of his presidency

Trump can command Oregon troops, says US court, blocks deployment for now

The Justice Department appealed the first order, and in a 2-1 ruling Monday, a panel from the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the administration

Japan's parliament set to elect Sanae Takaichi as nation's first female PM

The LDP's off-the-cuff alliance with the Osaka-based rightwing Japan Innovation Party, or Ishin no Kai, ensures her premiership in a vote later in the day because the opposition is not united

US nuclear security agency furloughs 1,400 workers amid govt shutdown

Nearly 400 federal workers will remain on the job, along with thousands of NNSA contractors, the Energy Department said

What to know about Amazon's cloud outage that exposed internet's fragility

Cloud computing is a technology that allows companies to remotely access massive computing equipment and services without having to purchase and maintain physical infrastructure

China's economy slows to 4.8% in Jul-Sep amid trade tensions, weak demand

China's stronger economic growth in the first half of this year has given it some buffer to achieve the growth target, said Lynn Song, chief economist for Greater China at ING Bank

Zelensky says his Trump meet 'positive' though he didn't get Tomahawks

Zelenskyy said Trump reneged on the possibility of sending the long-range missiles to Ukraine, which would have been a major boost for Kyiv

Louvre to remain closed one day after jewel heist, here's what to know

The Louvre said on Monday it would remain closed a day after historic jewels were stolen from the world's most-visited museum in a daring daylight heist.

New airstrip emerges on Yemeni island as Houthis face increasing pressure

The airstrip on Zuqar Island provides yet another link in a network of offshore bases in a region key to international shipping, where the Houthis already have attacked over 100 ships

South Korea seeks to arrest online scam suspects repatriated from Cambodia

The 64 South Koreans were detained in Cambodia over the past several months and were flown to Korea on a charter flight Saturday

Tropical storm Fengshen kills seven, displaces 22,000 in Philippines

The storm, the 18th tropical cyclone to batter the Philippine archipelago this year, hit as central and southern provinces were still recovering from recent earthquakes that left more than 80 people d

Frankfurt denied win by late goal ahead of Liverpool Champions League tie

Grifo struck the ball from a standing position to send it sailing past Frankfurt's two-man wall and inside the right post in the 87th minute for Freiburg to draw 2-2

Two confirmed dead as cargo aircraft skids off Hong Kong runway into sea

Four crew members on the plane were rescued and taken to hospital. Initial reports from police said two people in an airport ground vehicle were dead

'Humbled' but unfazed, says George Santos after Trump commutes his sentence

Speaking on CNN's State of the Union, Santos said he had learned a great deal and had a very large slice of humble pie, if not the whole pie while in prison

Three injured in shooting at Oklahoma State University residence hall

Initial reports indicate the shooting happened when people arrived at the residence hall after attending a large private party off-campus

Israel strikes Gaza, accuses Hamas of attacks in gravest test of truce

Residents in Gaza and local health authorities said that Israeli airstrikes and tank fire across the enclave killed at least 18 people, including at least one woman