
Crude Oil Prices Slip in New York and London Trading
West Texas Intermediate fell 1.3% to $88.28 a barrel while Brent edged down 0.38% to $100.20, according to Xinhua.
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West Texas Intermediate fell 1.3% to $88.28 a barrel while Brent edged down 0.38% to $100.20, according to Xinhua.

Saudi aviation authorities report three dead and 36 wounded after strikes on Abha and King Khalid airports; Houthis claim they targeted both.

The lawyer and diplomat led the NPP to its first Fourth Republic election win and later served as Ghana's High Commissioner to Canada.

Jaguar's new Type 01 Grand Tourer EV has been reviewed as too large for UK roads and car parks, despite its £150,000 price tag and advanced electric powertrain.

Ottawa suspends and indefinitely extends its exclusion of people whose only condition is mental illness from medical assistance in dying.

Revolut's Western Europe CEO says the fintech will cover costs for customers affected by a data hack, according to Reuters.

French outlets report mounting frustration at Real Madrid over Kylian Mbappé, with José Mourinho reportedly unhappy about his international break.

Cho Hee-dae refuses the Blue House's request to resubmit a justice nominee, deepening a standoff that has left a Supreme Court seat empty for a record 219 days.

The BTS frontman is displaying his own art collection at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, drawing crowds of fans, NPR reports.

Target ALS has published a quarterly roundup of scientific papers tied to its ALS research funding and programs.

The EU is considering measures to restrict imports of Chinese hybrid vehicles, according to Bloomberg, as trade tensions with Beijing grow.

Saudi aviation authority reports three dead and dozens wounded after separate strikes on Riyadh and Abha airports; Houthi militia had claimed both attacks.

U.S. light crude fell 1.3% to $88.28 a barrel while Brent edged down 0.38% to $100.20, according to Xinhua.

Medscape reports exercise is tied to lasting cognitive and motor benefits in Parkinson's disease, with other outlets noting slower progression and improved balance.

A woman died in a knife attack outside a food store in Malmö, and a suspect said to have known the victim has been identified, Swedish media report.

Minutes from the Fed's September meeting reveal disagreement among policymakers over the reasoning behind another rate increase.
Maricarmen Abascal, whose eviction in Madrid triggered nationwide housing protests, has died at 87 after weeks in hospital.

Turkey's SPK has ended its review of Odine shares and filed a criminal complaint against 21 people, saying it found signs of manipulation.

Lawyers for US death row inmate Christa Pike say she is awake and speaking after a failed execution, according to multiple reports.

A new global survey presented at UN climate talks warns that extreme heat endangers pregnant people and newborns, NPR reports.

U.S. stocks pulled back from all-time highs Wednesday as climbing Treasury yields weighed on markets, according to Reuters.

Makerere University has formed a committee to look into sexual harassment allegations made against Dr Faisal Buyinza, ChimpReports says.

A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck near northeastern Chiba Prefecture, registering a maximum intensity of 4 in Asahi City, with no tsunami danger reported.

APEF warns that liver cancer cases are rising in Portugal, with over 1,500 new diagnoses each year, and urges prevention and early screening.
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