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Abortion right debate leads to expensive campaigns for state SC seats in US

Groups on the right and left are spending heavily to reshape courts that could play deciding roles in legal fights over abortion, reproductive rights and voting rights

Zelenskyy urges allies to take steps before N Korean troops reach the front

Zelenskyy raised the prospect of a preemptive Ukrainian strike on camps where the North Korean troops are being trained, and said Kyiv knows their location

Understanding the deadly floods that have taken over 200 lives in Spain

With no time to react, people were trapped in vehicles, homes and businesses. Many died and thousands saw livelihoods shattered

Iran's supreme leader threatens Israel and US with 'crushing response'

The supreme leader did not elaborate on the timing of the attack, nor the scope

Daylight saving time ends Sunday in US, time to 'fall back' an hour

Two states Arizona and Hawaii don't change and stay on standard time

Israel's path of destruction in Lebanon raises fears of buffer zone

Israeli warplanes and ground forces have blasted a trail of destruction through southern Lebanon the past month

Trump using election lies for challenging 2024 results if defeated

Since the vice president took a day off from the trail to sit for interviews with Telemundo and NBC, he has repeatedly suggested, Maybe she knows something we don't know."

Japan plans automated transport to address driver shortage, cut emissions

The key concept of the auto flow-road is to create dedicated spaces within the road network for logistics

NYC Mayor gets trial date as lawyers fight to get bribery charge tossed

Adams held a different elected position at the time, Brooklyn borough president, but by then it was clear that he would become mayor

29 Nigerian children may be sentenced to death for protest against crisis

Despite being one of the top crude oil producers in Africa, Nigeria remains one of the world's poorest countries

S Carolina executes Richard Moore despite plea to cut sentence to life

Moore's son and daughter said he has remained engaged in their lives. He once asked them about schoolwork and gave advice in letters

Israel pummels Gaza, Lebanon, killing dozens in latest waves of airstrikes

In central Gaza, Palestinians recovered the bodies of 25 people killed in a barrage of Israeli attacks

Kentucky ex-officer convicted for using excessive force on Breonna Taylor

The 12-member jury returned the late night verdict after clearing Brett Hankison earlier in the evening on a charge that he used excessive force on Taylor's neighbours

Manchester United hires Ruben Amorim as manager from November 11

At age 39, Amorim, who has joined from Portuguese champion Sporting Lisbon, will be the youngest person to coach United since the 1960s and the 6th permanent manager since the retirement of Sir Alex.

Secret Service report reveals details on failures in Trump attack attempt

The internal review released Friday is the latest in a list of reports and investigations into the July 13 shooting at a Trump rally

Trump, Harris host rallies in Milwaukee in final push to win Wisconsin

Both candidates recognise that the road to the White House runs directly through Milwaukee County

US is sending USD 425 million in military assistance to Ukraine

In addition, Ukraine is facing new uncertainty as waves of North Korean soldiers deployed to Russia have arrived near Ukraine's border

Elon Musk tests role of money in US polls with efforts to back Trump

Elon Musk, the South African-born tech and business titan, has spent at least $119 million mobilising Trump's supporters to back the Republican nominee

Japan, EU announce security & defence partnership as regional tensions rise

It is the first security partnership that the EU has concluded with an Indo-Pacific country, Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya and EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell told reporters

Israeli strikes kill 25 persons in central Gaza, 13 people in Lebanon

16 people had initially been reported killed in 2 strikes on Thursday on the Gaza Strip's central Nuseirat refugee camp, but officials from the Al-Aqsa hospital said bodies continued to be brouught in