Australian insurers warn Labor's hospital funding plan may cause 560,000 to lose private health coverage due to rising costs.

Over 970 South African children under five died from severe malnutrition in 2025, sparking a national human rights investigation.

Israel's military struggles to equip reservists evenly, with shortages of M4s and outdated night scopes persisting despite post-war progress.

DOJ subpoenas Powell over Fed HQ renovation testimony, sparking independence concerns.

Senator Collins backed the U.S.-led arrest of Maduro, calling it lawful but criticized lack of congressional briefing and opposed ongoing military involvement.

U.S. officials and rights groups urge Biden to label Iran’s IRGC a terrorist group over its violent suppression of protesters.

The U.S. is assessing whether taxpayers would fund security for Harry and Meghan if they stay long-term.

A Texas court reversed a temporary ban on Samsung’s data collection, allowing it to resume using ACR technology.

Nigeria expands military anti-bandit operations in Kwara and Niger states to combat rising kidnappings and violence.

Cambridge council rejects McDonald’s request to open earlier, citing resident concerns over noise, light, and traffic.