Yemen's Army Reports Hundreds of Strikes on Houthis, Says 700 Killed
Yemen's armed forces say they carried out hundreds of strikes targeting Houthis, with 700 reported killed, as fighting escalates.
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Yemen's armed forces say they carried out hundreds of strikes targeting Houthis, with 700 reported killed, as fighting escalates.
Los Angeles beat Atlanta in Game 1 of their NL Division Series, with Shohei Ohtani collecting a hit in his opening plate appearance, according to 読売新聞.
Göteborgs-Posten reports that scientific breakthroughs in weight loss may be in line for a Nobel Prize.
hurriyet.com.tr reports that Arda Güler will join Fenerbahçe, amid wider transfer activity at the Istanbul club.
Sky Sports reports Roy Keane tipped Jude Bellingham for greatness following England's heavy win over Croatia in the UEFA Nations League.
Julius Malema says social grants should be increased, arguing the government should act as a provider for its citizens, The Citizen reports.
A US think tank says Russian gains are outweighed by losses, while Russian military bloggers voice concern about the front.
Herald.co.zw reports that the COMESA Business Forum is creating regional trade and investment openings for Zimbabwean traders and local companies.
Infobae reports UVA-linked savings accounts gained popularity in 2026 as Argentines sought peso options that outpace rising prices.
Defense Secretary asks for proof behind claims that Chinese money reached firms tied to the Duterte family, as prosecutors weigh bank records.
Pope Leo XIV urged artists to form an alliance to protect the human element in art, warning that algorithms lack what makes people unique.
Munetaka Murakami's two-run shot in the fourth inning gave the White Sox an early lead over the Guardians in their division series opener, NHK reports.
The exercise programme for people with diabetes is running again in Castelo Branco and several other Portuguese municipalities this October.
The head of Tennessee's prison system has stepped down after Christa Pike's execution was halted, leaving her on a ventilator.
Tom Cruise's 'Digger' is heading for under $10M in its opening weekend, while 'Verity' tops the box office, per The Hollywood Reporter.
Swedish outlet Dagens Nyheter reports that an unknown object has stopped traffic in the Gulf of Finland.
Protests in Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia and Toledo press for housing rights as Spain's affordability crisis draws mass demonstrations.
Intesa Sanpaolo would only raise its offer for MPS if shareholders reject CEO Luigi Lovaglio's proposals, Il Sole 24 ORE reports.
Pakistan summoned India's diplomat after two Pakistanis were killed at the border, while India lodged its own protest over cross-border infiltration.
The Alejandro González Iñárritu film starring Tom Cruise draws harsh reviews and polarized reactions, according to multiple outlets.
A High Court in Ghana has granted Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour bail of GH¢10 million, Graphic Online reports.
Latvians cast ballots in parliamentary elections Saturday, with the prime minister's pro-EU party ahead in initial projections, according to German media.
A patent filing points to ads appearing within Xbox games, according to a report by the tech outlet عالم التقنية.
The head of Tennessee's prison system has resigned following an unsuccessful lethal injection attempt on death row inmate Christa Pike, Sky News reports.
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