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Israel approves two bills that may halt UNRWA's aid delivery to Gaza

The agency is the major distributor of aid in Gaza and provides education, health and other basic services to millions of Palestinian refugees

Election threats remain yrs after far-right extremists stormed US Capitol

Election officials have been inundated with threats, misinformation and the prospect of election denialist organisations wreaking havoc

Steve Bannon to be released from prison after four months for contempt

A federal appeals court panel upheld Bannon's convictions in May. Bannon is now asking the full appeals court to hear his case. His legal team had argued that the congressional subpoena was invalid be

North Korea sends foreign minister to Russia as troops train to fight

The announcement of Choe's visit came hours after the Pentagon said North Korea has sent about 10,000 troops to Russia

Anger in Puerto Rico over Trump rally comments could impact election

Milagros Serrano, 81, has a son who lives in the swing state of Pennsylvania and said the entire family was outraged by the comedian's comments

Yemen's Houthi rebels strike ship in Bab el-Mandeb Strait near Red Sea

The attack ended an 18-day lull in reported assaults attributed to the Houthis, who have been attacking ships

Sudan's forces escalating attacks, outsiders fuelling fire: UN chief

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

Democrats go after Jill Stein, Cornel West in ads aimed at young US voters

Stein urged dozens of supporters not to be intimidated by pressure to vote for the lesser evil between Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris

Washington Post loses over 200K subscriptions following non-endorsement

The reported loss of subscriptions of that magnitude would be a blow to a news outlet that is already facing financial headwinds

Fitness app Strava gives away location of Biden, Trump and other leaders

Some US Secret Service agents use the Strava fitness app, including in recent weeks after the two assassination attempts on Trump

Philadelphia DA sues Elon Musk's America PAC over $1 million giveaway

Before the lawsuit, election law experts raised questions that it violates federal law barring anyone from paying a person to vote

Republicans ask SC to block counting of provisional ballots in Pennsylvania

The election fight arrived at the Supreme Court the same day Virginia sought the justices' intervention in a dispute over purging voter registrations

US elections: Harris calls chip workers in Michigan 'source of optimism'

Harris met with workers as she toured the factory and spoke about American leadership

Democrats escalate attacks on Trump after comedian's Puerto Rico remark

Vice President Kamala Harris described Trump's rally Sunday at Madison Square Garden as more vivid than usual

US pursues modest Mideast plans amid uncertainty over upcoming elections

In the meantime, the Middle East is uneasy about what happens next after Israel struck Iranian military targets

S Africa submits legal claim to UN court which accuses Israel of genocide

The filing takes place as the Israeli military has called on Palestinians to evacuate northern Gaza

Slight progress in biodiversity protection but some species decline: Report

The biodiversity summit underway in Cali, Colombia is a follow-up to the 2022 accord in Montreal, which includes 23 measures to halt and reverse nature loss

Joe Biden casts 2024 Presidential election ballot near his Delaware home

It's a bittersweet moment for Biden, who decided to end his reelection campaign in July because of growing concerns about his health and Democrats' worries about his chances of defeating Trump

Detained 100 suspected militants in raid on Gaza hospital, says Israel

Israel has raided several hospitals in Gaza over the course of the yearlong war, saying Hamas and other militants use them for military purposes

North Korea sent troops to help Russia in Ukraine war, confirms Nato

Rutte said that the move represents a significant escalation in North Korea's involvement in the conflict and marks a dangerous expansion of Russia's war