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Is the U.S. ready for an era of space warfare?
It’s gone from science fiction to a matter of serious military planning in a remarkably short time.
Orban: Turkey guarantees Russian oil will continue to flow to Hungary
Turkey will continue to allow Russian oil to flow to Hungary, despite protests from European powers, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced Monday.
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A symphony of woofs: This is what happens when 2,397 golden retrievers gather in an Argentina park
A passerby could hear the cacophony from miles away in the Argentine capital, the unmistakable sound of 2,397 dogs barking - and breaking the unofficial world record for the largest-ever gathering of golden retrievers.
Honduras is still waiting for the final presidential election count, over a week after the vote
More than a week after Hondurans voted to elect a new president, results continue to trickle in as complaints grow about the slow process and allegations of irregularities by the three top candidates.
Trump approves sale of more advanced Nvidia computer chips used in AI to China
President Donald Trump said Monday that he would allow Nvidia to sell an advanced type of computer chip used in the development of artificial intelligence to "approved customers" in China.
Lawyer who peddled Steele dossier gets his moment before Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday will hear from an architect of the Trump-Russia collusion hoax.
Rubio and Hegseth meet Australian counterparts with China expected to be focus
Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are meeting their Australian counterparts Monday in Washington for annual talks expected to focus on Indo-Pacific security and countering China's increasing assertiveness in the region, including in the South China Sea and directed at Taiwan.
Army forms single 4-star command responsible for ground operations in North and South America
The Army has combined three major units into a single organization responsible for all Army operations in support of both U.S. Northern and U.S. Southern commands.
U.N. aid coordination agency cuts appeal for 2026 to $33B after lowest annual support in a decade
The U.N.'s humanitarian aid coordination office is downsizing its appeal for annual funding in 2026 after support this year, mostly from Western governments, plunged to the lowest level in a decade.
U.N. Palestinian aid agency says Israeli police ‘forcibly entered’ its Jerusalem compound
Israeli police forcibly entered the compound of the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees in east Jerusalem early Monday, escalating a campaign against the organization that has been banned from operating on Israeli territory.
Louvre workers announce strike over work conditions and security after $102M heist
Workers at the Louvre Museum voted Monday for strikes to protest their work conditions, a ticket-price hike for non-European visitors and security weaknesses that a brazen daylight theft of France's Crown Jewels highlighted in October.
Magnitude 7.6 quake triggers a tsunami on Japan’s northern coast
A powerful 7. 6-magnitude earthquake struck off northern Japan on Monday, triggering a tsunami of up to 40 centimeters in coastal communities in the region, the Japanese Meteorological Agency said.
A second flight of Iranian deportees, carrying 55, has left the U.S., Iran says
A second flight carrying Iranians deported from the United States has left America, Iranian officials said, as Washington reportedly planned to send hundreds of prisoners back to the Islamic Republic.
Myanmar military air strike on a tea shop kills 18 watching a football match on TV
An air strike last week by Myanmar's military on a tea shop in the country's upper-central region of Sagaing killed at least 18 civilians and wounded 20 others, a local villager and Myanmar's independent online media said Monday.
Murals at a housing project in Portugal highlight U.N. goals and build local pride
One mural, "No Poverty," shows a Black woman tenderly braiding the hair of a white woman - a snapshot of family bonds that grew out of difficult times. Another, called "No Hunger," depicts a local woman showing children her vegetable garden so they know where their food comes from.
Ivory Coast’s incumbent leader Ouattara is sworn in for a fourth term
Ivory Coast's incumbent President Alassane Ouattara was sworn in on Monday for a fourth term after taking over 89% of the vote in an October election marked by low turnout and unrest.
