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Behind Biden's asylum halt: Migrants must say if they fear deportation

Immigration advocates call it the shout test suggesting migrants must shout their fears though agents are taught to respond to other signs of distress

B'desh's top court scales back govt jobs quota after unrest killed scores

Ruling on an appeal, the Supreme Court ordered that the veterans' quota be cut to 5 per cent, with 93 per cent of jobs to be allocated on merit

IDF shoots down missile fired from Yemen after Israeli strike on Houthis

It said the strikes, carried out by US-made F-15 and F-35 warplanes, were a response to hundreds of Houthi attacks

Curfew extended in Bangladesh as top court set to rule on job quotas

Bangladeshi authorities haven't shared any official numbers of those killed and injured

Disneyland workers in US authorise strike ahead of contract negotiations

Thousands of workers at Disney's theme park and resort properties in California voted late Friday to authorize a potential strike, as contract negotiations drag on over wages, sick leave

Pelosi delivers speech with notable absence Biden's future as nominee

And with everybody listening, Pelosi gave a speech largely absent of mentions to Biden's presidential bid

Trump campaign releases letter on his treatment after assassination bid

Trump was initially treated by medical staff at Butler Memorial Hospital. According to Jackson, doctors provided a thorough evaluation for additional injuries that included a CT of his head

Trump holds first rally after assassination bid with Vance by his side

Trump was joined by Ohio Sen. JD Vance at the pair's first event together since they became the GOP's nominees at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee

Gunman in Trump attack flew drone over rally site ahead of event: Official

The drone has been recovered by the FBI, which is leading the investigation into last Saturday's shooting at the rally by 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks

Struck several Houthi targets in Yemen in response to attacks: Israel Army

A number of military targets were hit in the western port city of Hodeidah, a Houthi stronghold, the Israeli army said, adding that its attack was in response to the hundreds of attacks carried out

3 killed in plane crash near Ohio airport; federal authorities start probe

Ohio State Highway Patrol post in Trumbull County, which was notified shortly after 7 p.m. on Saturday, said the crash just north of the airport killed the pilot and two passengers

Changes in US Secret Service protection for presidents over years

Former agents also say the focus on advance work before trips increased significantly and more was done to secure routes taken by the motorcades

Tech outage: Airlines rush to get back on track after global tech disorder

At the heart of the massive disruption is CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity firm that provides software to scores of companies worldwide

13 Palestinians killed in central Gaza strikes as ceasefire talks continue

War in Gaza, which was sparked by Hamas' October 7 attack on southern Israel, has killed more than 38,900 people, according to the territory's Health Ministry

Myanmar's civil war has seen rise in attacks on schools, say researchers

Myanmar witness said the attacks have further strained Myanmar's already fractured school system, taking away education for millions of children

Despite curfew, deaths mount in B'desh protests over govt jobs quota

Another 22 people died Thursday as protesting students attempted to impose a complete shutdown of the country. Several people were also killed Tuesday and Wednesday

Judge sets Harvey Weinstein's retrial on sexual assault in NYC for Nov 12

Weinstein, 72, is jailed on Rikers Island. One of his attorneys, Arthur Aidala, has complained that Weinstein hasn't been getting proper care in jail for diabetes, macular degeneration

Longtime US Representative Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas dies at 74 years

Lillie Conley, her chief of staff, confirmed Friday night that Jackson Lee, who had pancreatic cancer, had died

UN approves transparent procedures for people to get off sanctions lists

After the vote, US deputy ambassador Robert Wood called the council's unanimous approval a historic moment, saying delisting procedures haven't changed for 18 years

Iran moving forward on key aspect of developing a nuclear bomb, claims US

Iran resumed its nuclear program after the Trump administration ended US cooperation with a 2015 deal