
Trump Says U.S. May Strike Iran's Kuh-e Kolang Nuclear Site
Trump says strikes on Iran's fortified nuclear site remain possible, while Tehran insists the facility is empty and talks are still welcome.
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Trump says strikes on Iran's fortified nuclear site remain possible, while Tehran insists the facility is empty and talks are still welcome.

Goal.com reports Hansi Flick has never lost to Real Betis in La Liga but wins only half their meetings, while Manuel Pellegrini has fallen to Barcelona 21 times.

CNET has posted hints and answers for the Oct. 17 edition of the NYT word game Strands, puzzle No. 958.

L'Équipe highlights Jacen Russell-Rowe's spectacular goal in Toulouse's Ligue 1 win at Le Mans on matchday seven.

Phys.org reports that climate warming can slow the way tree roots supply soil microbes, a shift with possible consequences for forest carbon.
Toulouse's Aron Dønnum scored and was overcome with emotion in his second match since losing his mother, Jane Helen Skjennum Jacobsen, at 56.
Katie Zacharia has left the White House press secretary role after five days, with former Trump aide Anthony Scaramucci commenting on her short tenure.

Katie Zacharia is leaving the White House press secretary role just days after starting, according to BBC and other outlets.

Brazil's Ibovespa rose Friday after three straight losses, but still closed the week down, while the dollar ended slightly weaker.
BMW has halted its severance program after far more German employees than expected applied for voluntary buyouts, BILD reports.

The Nasdaq Composite fell 2.14% on Friday, its steepest weekly drop since late June, as technology shares came under pressure.
The IMF expects Argentine economic growth to accelerate in 2027, La Nación reports, as Milei returns home to face legislative and party matters.

A man in his 40s drove a car through the entrance of Ronneby city hall in Blekinge and now faces charges including gross vandalism and drug driving.

A tiny NASA telescope detected a signal from Cygnus X-1 that breaks our black hole models — and physicists are quietly freaking out. Here's what it means.

ReliefWeb reports 2.5 million people affected by drought-like conditions in South Sudan, with malnutrition and cholera adding to the crisis.

Chief Justice Flavian Nzeija swears in a nine-member Public Service Commission and calls for honesty as district bodies face extortion complaints.

Medical Xpress reports a comparison of imaging-based approaches for identifying patients at risk of MASH.

European Commission president warns that deeper cuts would leave the EU unable to respond to crises, as member states remain divided on the 2028-2034 budget.

Police in Bend, Oregon are investigating a deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary that killed five people, including three children.

Corinthians and Caixa Econômica Federal signed a confidentiality agreement Friday to advance talks on the Neo Química Arena debt, with Guilherme Boulos and Gaviões da Fiel involved.

Research in Science examines kinetic-driven microphase separation and vitrification in crowded hydrogels that contain associative bonds.

Edi Rama urges restraint after water cannons and tear gas were used on student demonstrators protesting tuition costs and university conditions in Tirana.

De Telegraaf reports Trump has asked Katie Zacharia, 41, to step down as White House press secretary just days into the job.

A woman tells a London court that Russell Brand tried to pull her into a toilet while behaving like a "wild-eyed maniac," Sky News reports.
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