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11 dead after Mexico church roof collapses; no more people believed buried

Many of those gathered at the Santa Cruz church on Sunday were elderly and children, because there were about five baptisms taking place

At least 13 people were killed at a nightclub fire in Spain's Murcia

The fire started around 6 am in the popular Teatre nightclub and quickly tore through the venue, according to Spain's state news agency EFE

Trump campaigns before thousands in friendly blue-collar eastern Iowa

Trump is expected back in the Waterloo and Cedar Rapids areas next week

Will resign if Biden asked me to act on Trump: Attorney General Garland

I am sure that that will not happen, but I would not do anything in that regard, he said on CBS 60 Minutes. And if necessary, I would resign. But there is no sense that anything like that will happen

Suicide bomber detonates device in Turkey's capital, 2nd assailant killed

Ali Yerlikaya said two police officers were slightly injured during the attack in the Turkish capital, Ankara

Chicago keeps hundreds of migrants at airports while waiting on shelters

They sleep on cardboard pads on the floor and share airport bathrooms. A private firm monitors their movements

Armenia grapples with multiple challenges after fall of Nagorno-Karabakh

Swarms of protesters are filling the streets of the Armenian capital of Yerevan, demanding the prime minister's ouster

Ukraine aid left out of funding package, raises questions about US support

Still, many lawmakers acknowledge that winning approval for Ukraine assistance in Congress is growing more difficult as the war between Russia and Ukraine grinds on

Threat of govt shutdown ends as Congress passes temporary funding plan

It's been a sudden head-spinning turn of events in Congress after grueling days in the House pushed the government to the brink of a disruptive federal shutdown

Elon Musk, German govt spar on X over maritime migrant rescue operations

Germany's government rebuked X owner Elon Musk after he criticised the recent work of migrant rescue ships that German humanitarian groups operate in the Mediterranean Sea

Italy, Libya resume commercial flights after hiatus of 10 years: Officials

Italy and war-torn Libya on Saturday resumed commercial flights for the first time in a decade, authorities in the Libyan capital said

Will fix software issues blamed for iPhone 15 models heating: Apple

The Wall Street Journal amplified the worries in a story citing the overheating problem in its own testing of the new iPhones, which went on sale a week ago

On the brink of govt shutdown, US Senate tries to approve funding

Congress has only one option to avoid a shutdown - bipartisanship, said Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer

Ukraine hosts defence industry forum to ramp up weapons production for war

The event marked a new development in support of Ukraine, with the previous focus being on the delivery of weapons, repair of damaged equipment and military training of Ukrainian soldiers

Subway franchise owners must pay workers nearly $1 mn, sell or close stores

Federal investigators said franchise owners John and Jessica Meza directed children as young as 14 to operate dangerous machinery, assigned minors work hours that violated federal law

Last-ditch plan to keep US govt open collapses, shutdown almost certain

The outcome puts McCarthy's speakership in serious jeopardy with almost no political leverage to lead the House at a critical moment that has pushed the government into crisis

Inflation drops sharply in Europe, but higher crude oil prices loom

The annual rate was 4.3% this month, a drop from 5.2% in August. But recently higher oil prices are casting a shadow over prospects for beating inflation back down to the central bank's target of 2%

Storm floods New York City area, swamping streets in rush-hour mess

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs subway and commuter rail lines, urged residents of the nation's most populous city to stay home if they could

'Philippines not looking for trouble but will defend waters against China'

The latest flare-up between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea comes after Marcos decided earlier this year to allow an expansion of the US military presence

Millions take to China's roads, railways in 1st big holiday since Covid end

This year's holiday began with the Mid-Autumn Festival on Friday and also includes the October 1 National Day. The public holidays end on October 6