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NASA fuelling new moon rocket for launch after leaks, hurricanes

NASA added an hour to the operation to account for the slower fill-up, vital for reducing pressure on the fuel lines and keeping the seals in place

Asian shares fall in early trade amid jitters over missile strike in Poland

Benchmarks fell in morning trading in Tokyo, Sydney, Seoul and Hong Kong, while shares were little changed in Shanghai

Missile that hit Poland 'unlikely' to have been fired from Russia: Biden

Joe Biden spoke after he convened an 'emergency' meeting of the Group of Seven and NATO leaders in Indonesia on Wednesday morning for consultations on the attack in Poland

Biden calls emergency meeting of G7, NATO leaders after missile hits Poland

The US president promised "full US support for and assistance with Poland's investigation", and "reaffirmed the United States' ironclad commitment to NATO".

Judge orders US govt to lift Trump-era asylum restrictions at border

Sullivan, who was appointed by President Bill Clinton, wrote in a 49-page ruling that authorities failed to consider the impact on migrants and possible alternatives.

Russian-made missile fell in eastern part of our country, killing 2: Poland

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said the government was investigating and raising its military preparedness.

Republicans just a seat away from control of House, says report

Democrats have already won control of the Senate, securing 50 seats with a runoff in Georgia next month

Fifa WC 2022: Leverkusen says giving World Cup to Qatar was 'scandalous'

Bayer Leverkusen became the latest Bundesliga club to criticize the World Cup in Qatar by describing the decision to award the tournament to the country as "scandalous" on Tuesday

Massive power outages in Moldova after Russian strikes in Ukraine

Moldova reported massive power outages across the country after Russian military strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure downed a key power line that supplies the small nation

Walmart latest pharmacy chain to propose to settle lawsuits with govts

Walmart announces a plan to settle lawsuits filed by state and local governments over the toll of powerful prescription opioids sold at its pharmacies with state and local governments

Shops in Iran, including Tehran's Grand Bazaar, close over protests

Iranian shops across country closed their doors amid protests gripping nation, as two prominent soccer stars also announced they would not be attending the upcoming World Cup over the demonstrations.

Fifa WC 2022: Ronaldo 'thrilled' with Portugal's new generation of players

Cristiano Ronaldo knows a thing or two about World Cups. He has played in four of them and is about to make it to a record-tying fifth this month in Qatar

After 5 elections, Israel swears in new parliament, most right-wing ever

After nearly four years of political deadlock and five elections, Israel swore in the most right-wing parliament in its history

Palestinian kills 3 Israelis, wounds 3 in West Bank stabbing

A Palestinian killed two Israelis in a stabbing at a settlement in the occupied West Bank

UN human rights ooffice urges Iran to free detained peaceful protesters

The UN human rights office is calling on Iran's government to immediately release thousands of people who have been detained for participating in peaceful protests

2 Israelis stabbed to death by Palestinian attacker in West Bank

Israel's emergency service says that two Israelis have been killed by a Palestinian attacker in a stabbing in the occupied West Bank

Top US Fed regulator urges Congress to impose regulations on cryptocurrency

Yet his appearance comes after FTX, the third-largest crypto currency exchange, formerly led by Sam Bankman-Fried, filed for bankruptcy Friday.

Japan's economy shrinks 1.2% in July-Sept qtr as consumer spending declines

Japan's GDP, or the sum of the value of a nation's products and services, was weaker than analysts had expected, coming after three quarters of moderate growth.

G-20: Biden to press world leaders to hold tough on Russia over Ukraine war

The effort comes as global inflation and slowing economies have put new pressures on countries that imposed penalties on Russia for the nine-month war that has sent food and energy prices soaring.

Old sandals worn by Apple co-founder Steve Jobs auctioned for nearly $220K

The California house where Steve Jobs co-founded Apple is a historical site, and now the sandals he wore while pacing its floors have been sold for nearly $220,000, according to an auction house