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Neanderthal shoulder wound may show lethal spear attack
Archaeologists say a 75,000-year-old Neanderthal shoulder blade from an Iraqi Kurdistan cave may show the earliest lethal wooden spear wound on record.
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US voters frustrated with Trump ahead of midterm elections
New AP-NORC poll finds 80 percent of Americans want substantial change or upheaval in how the US is run, with views of…
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Trump expands third-country deportations amid rights criticism
US immigration authorities are deporting more people to third countries since Trump took office, drawing criticism from rights groups and the UN.
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Pope Leo resumes work from hospital after lung surgery
Pope Leo XIV resumes work from a Rome hospital as he recovers from surgery to remove a cancerous lung nodule, the Vatican…
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Putin downplays Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries
Vladimir Putin says Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries caused little damage, while a Ryazan refinery caught fire and Moscow vowed a…
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Houthi missiles hit near Yemen’s presidential palace in Aden
Houthi missiles hit near Yemen's al-Maashiq presidential palace in Aden, killing two bodyguards, officials said. The prime minister was reported safe.
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Green Party member says she received death threats over motion
Lubna Speitan, behind the Green Party's Zionism motion, says she has received death and rape threats since the vote and has reported…
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Albania’s PM rejects calls to resign amid student protests
Albanian PM Edi Rama rejects resignation calls as student protests in Tirana enter a third day, with riot police clashing with demonstrators…
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Nvidia and Apple each gave $25 million for Trump’s ballroom
Nvidia and Apple each pledged $25 million toward Trump's White House ballroom, a Washington Post report said, with $333 million raised privately.
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French football body urges neutrality in stadiums amid protests
France's football ethics council urges fans to stay neutral as student protests spread, citing sporting rules on political displays at matches.
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