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Fire officials recount conditions as Southern California wildfire exploded

Evacuation orders were downgraded Saturday to warnings for residents in several areas of Ventura County as winds subsided

Storm-weary Philippines evacuates thousands as another typhoon hits

Typhoon Toraji slammed into northeastern Aurora province and was forecast to blow over the mountainous Luzon region

Militant attack on Pakistani border leaves 5 Iranian security forces dead

The report said the dead were ethnic Baluch members of the paramilitary Revolutionary Guard's volunteer Basij force

Trump pressures candidates for Senate GOP leader to fill Cabinet right away

Trump has not endorsed in the race, but on Sunday he made clear that he expects the new leader to go around regular Senate order, if necessary, to allow him to fill his Cabinet quickly

One dead, 16 injured after shooting at Tuskegee University, 1 arrested

Twelve people were wounded by gunfire, and four others sustained injuries not related to the gunshots, the state agency said earlier. Their conditions were not immediately released

Israeli strikes kill dozens in Lebanon, Gaza; Netanyahu, Trump speak

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he has spoken three times with Donald Trump since Tuesday's election

Cuba hit by 6.8 magnitude earthquake after hurricanes and power blackouts

The rumbling was felt across the eastern stretch of Cuba, including in bigger cities like Santiago de Cuba

Mauritius holds election with ruling party seeking second five-year term

At least 1 million people were registered to vote in the 12th elections since Mauritius gained independence from Britain in 1968

Indonesia President calls for collaboration with China before heading to US

President Prabowo Subianto told the forum that his country wants to be part of China's emergence as not only an economic but also a civilisational power

Soldier with Yemen's exiled govt opens fire on Saudi troops killing two men

Police in the area published pictures of the soldier, saying there was a 30-million-Yemeni-rial reward for information leading to the soldier's arrest

Multilateral banks crucial to financing fight against global warming

Financing related to climate change is especially important for developing countries, which don't have the same resources or access to credit that rich countries do

Opponents of wind energy expect Trump to kill industry upon return to WH

The offshore wind industry is taking an optimistic stance, pledging to work with Trump his political allies. National and New Jersey wind industry groups

Qatar suspends mediation efforts on Gaza, Hamas office may have to leave

Qatar has suspended its key mediation efforts between Hamas and Israel, it said Saturday, after growing frustration with the lack of progress on a cease-fire deal for Gaza.

Refugees don't want to return to Syria, Lebanon sees exodus as opportunity

Some in Syria hope the returning refugees could lead to more international assistance and relief from western sanctions

'Serves no purpose': Why Qatar won't mediate between Israel and Hamas

However, Qatar is highly likely to return to the efforts if both sides show serious political willingness to reach a deal on the war in Gaza, according to one official

Russia open to hearing Trump's proposals for ending war, says official

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Moscow and Washington were exchanging signals on Ukraine via closed channels

Democracy motivating factor for both Harris, Trump voters in Prez poll

Half of voters identified democracy as the single most important motivating factor for their vote

New Indonesian President Subianto visits China in first overseas trip

Xi vowed support for Subianto's administration, thanking him for visiting China first and saying he believed Indonesia will adhere to an independent development path

Two Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least 13, say Palestinian officials

One of the strikes hit a school-turned-shelter in Gaza City's eastern Tufah neighbourhood, killing at least six people, Gaza's Health Ministry said

Nasa astronauts decline to reveal which one of them got sick after mission

Astronauts Matthew Dominick, Michael Barratt and Jeanette Epps Friday publicly discussed their spaceflight for the first time since returning from the International Space Station on Oct 25