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Biden faces crucial campaign day, his team says no Democrat would do better

Top donors, supporters and key lawmakers are doubtful of Biden's abilities to carry on his reelection bid

Macron refuses resignation of France PM for 'stability of country'

Prime Minister Gabriel Attal had said he would remain in office if needed, but offered his resignation Monday morning

US inflation cools again, may usher interest rate cuts by Federal Reserve

A brief pickup in inflation early this year had caused Fed officials to scale back their expectations for interest rate cuts

Russian authorities list opposition leader Navalny's widow as 'extremist'

Navalny's widow Navalnaya has accused Putin of her husband's death and vowed to continue his activities

PepsiCo profits jump in June quarter; net income rises 12% to $3 bn

PepsiCo reported higher-than-expected earnings in Q2, but it has leaned heavily into price increases over the past two years as its costs for ingredients and packaging rose

Ex-Indonesian agriculture minister sentenced to 10 years for corruption

The case has tarnished President Joko Widodo's credibility in fighting corruption

People in France welcome far right's defeat but fear rise in hate speech

Civil society groups and concerned citizens say the campaign has exposed racist hate speech and occasional violence

Trump wants Black, Latino votes but lacks popularity among both groups

Any gains in support among Black or Hispanic Americans would be helpful for Trump, who won 35 per cent of Hispanic voters and 8 per cent of Black voters in 2020

Russian attack on Kyiv's hospital complicates cancer treatment of kids

Russia's heaviest bombardment of the Ukrainian capital in four months severely damaged Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital on Monday, terrorizing families and severely impacting their children

Biden attributes pressure to elites; voters paint a complicated picture

Although Biden has gotten some of his strongest support in recent days from Black elected officials, many Black swing state voters said they were worried

Suspected attack by Houthis targets ship transiting Bab el-Mandeb Strait

Houthis have been attacking ships in the busy Red Sea corridor since November after the Israel-Hamas war began in Gaza

Biden seeks union leaders' support to reassure concerned Democrats

AFL-CIO said the president has been booked to attend the meeting for more than a year, but his participation now involves much higher scrutiny

Beryl's remnants drop tornadoes, heavy rain from Great Lakes to New England

Tens of thousands of customers lost power in New York, Michigan and Pennsylvania, according to PowerOutage.us

Dutch see dream of European title slip away as coach disputes penalty

Until the penalty call that put England firmly back in the game, it had been a party atmosphere for the Dutch fans

2025- 2034 to be decade to combat sand storms from Africa to China: UN

In a 2022 report, the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification said sand and dust storms have increased dramatically in frequency in recent years

China a 'decisive enabler' of Russia's war in Ukraine: Nato alliance

Beijing has denied that it supports Russia's war efforts and insists that it conducts normal trade with its northern neighbour

New UK PM Starmer offers strong support for Ukraine at Nato summit

Starmer said he and his new Labour government would use our opportunity here with our allies to make sure that that support is agreed by Nato's members

CNN cuts about 100 jobs, to launch digital subscriptions before year's end

Media organisations, including CNN have struggled to grow audiences and revenue, and have sought to diversify what they're offering to customers

South Sudan peace talks face collapse as it gears up for first election

Kenya has been hosting the high-level meetings since May between government representatives and rebel opposition groups who were not part of a 2018 agreement that ended a five-year civil war

UAE reportedly deports university student who yelled 'Free Palestine'

Incident at the graduation comes as the UAE tries to balance its diplomatic recognition of Israel with the ongoing Israel-Hamas war that's devastated the Gaza Strip