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Rescue teams in western India saved a 70-year-old man trapped in a narrow 30-centimeter gap between two houses by breaking through a wall.

President Trump's economic advisor Kevin Hassett urged former Fed Chair Jerome Powell to resign from the central bank's board following a renovation cost report.

Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad has resigned amid severe economic pressure and a US-led blockade impacting the country's oil exports and national currency.

Israeli-American community members protested the screening of an anti-Israel documentary at the Hamptons International Film Festival, demanding truth and context.

Elon Musk warned that the US is heading toward bankruptcy amid a surging national debt, arguing that only major AI advancements can prevent financial collapse.

Japan expressed outrage after a U.S. Marine was arrested for murdering a local woman in Okinawa. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi protested to Washington, demanding stricter military discipline.

A 17-year-old Israeli teenager aboard a chaotic Flydubai flight filmed terrifying moments of a suspected hijacking attempt, trying to calm his sisters while believing the plane was about to crash.

China has launched construction of the massive Medog hydroelectric dam in Tibet, sparking fierce geopolitical tensions with India over shared water resources and security concerns.

Jessica Bakar, an Israeli woman arrested and placed under house arrest in Turkey earlier this year, speaks out for the first time about her covert rescue and ordeal.

Houthi rebels seized the home of Yemen's pro-Saudi parliament speaker near Taiz amid intense fighting, while Saudi forces dismissed Houthi claims of attacks on Riyadh.

An investigation by Corriere della Sera reveals new details about an Omani co-pilot's attempted terror attack on a flydubai flight, including a steep plunge and possible engine shutdown over Saudi Arabia.

The British Green Party votes on a motion defining Zionism as racism and supporting the replacement of Israel with a Palestinian state, sparking intense internal backlash and security concerns for Jewish members.

Human rights groups express concern over the arrest of 20-year-old Kurdish MMA athlete Rojhan Ebrahimi in Saqqez, Iran, by security forces without a warrant.

Russia continues its extensive drone campaign against bridges in Kyiv for the fourth consecutive day, causing massive traffic disruptions. Meanwhile, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the Ukrainian capital to pledge a new one-billion-euro military aid package.

Saudi Arabia faces a growing online debate over the niqab as reformists demand an end to forced face-covering, clashing with conservative defenders of tradition amid regional security threats.

Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie published satellite images of the Gaza Strip on Instagram, highlighting widespread destruction and urging immediate humanitarian aid.

Prince Turki al-Faisal stated that a U.S. withdrawal from the Middle East will not lead to a security arrangement with Iran, while accusing both Iran and Israel of seeking regional dominance.

New York City's antisemitism strategy faces fierce backlash from Jewish groups over its omission of anti-Zionism and Israel, despite a major funding boost.

Two off-duty pilots traveling on FlyDubai flight 1073 successfully subdued an attacking co-pilot and landed the Boeing aircraft safely in Saudi Arabia.

North Korea test-fired an intermediate-range ballistic missile supervised by Kim Jong Un, as regional tensions escalate following border incidents and failed tracking claims by Seoul and Tokyo.

US President Donald Trump publicly shared Senator Tom Cotton's cell phone number to pressure him into passing a bill establishing permanent daylight saving time across the United States.

Elon Musk has returned to the Trump administration as co-director of the newly formed Project Meridian, focusing on defense technology and future warfare capabilities alongside Pentagon leadership.

US President Donald Trump claimed Iran has effectively abandoned its nuclear weapons program following months of pressure, contrasting with his previous skeptical remarks.

With one month until the U.S. midterms, Democrats eye control of both the House and Senate. Tight races in Michigan, Texas, and South Carolina threaten the Republican majority amid economic pressures and foreign policy debates.

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune blamed foreign nations for fueling armed groups in the Sahel and declared the diplomatic rupture with the UAE irreversible.

Germany faces a major political crisis as the far-right AfD leads national polls with 27-28 percent, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz's approval rating plunges to a record-low 10 percent.

Iowa business owner Henry Schappert was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for COVID-19 relief fraud and bankruptcy concealment.

Former footballer Andy Carroll has confirmed that former BBC coach Colin Adams is the man convicted of sexually assaulting him in 2019, following public court documents.

The US State Department expelled two Iranian diplomats from New York for overstaying their UN General Assembly visas, as Washington intensifies economic and military pressure on Tehran.

US President Donald Trump visited Ohio on Saturday to boost Republican candidates, including Senator Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy, aiming to prevent low voter turnout.

UK Green Party leader Zack Polanski accused the IDF of staging false flag operations and cited the Hannibal Directive, drawing sharp criticism amid ongoing antisemitism controversies.

Monty Python star John Cleese has been reported to the UK Prevent program over social media posts criticizing Islam, which a complainant claims promote radicalization. Cleese dismissed the report as comedy material.

New polls show Democrats gaining ground in five conservative US states ahead of midterms, driven by economic frustrations, high gas prices, and opposition to President Donald Trump.

Renewed civil war in Ethiopia reaches the capital of Addis Ababa with reported drone strikes, threatening regional stability and exacerbating a severe humanitarian crisis across the country.

A new global map initiative challenges traditional cartography, as African nations push to correct distorted landmass proportions that make northern territories appear deceptively large.

A look at the systemic failures of US universities in handling campus sexual assaults, highlighted by historical cases at Columbia and Cornell, and shifting federal policies.

Country singer Zach Bryan wore a Free Palestine shirt at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts, drawing attention amid an ongoing controversy involving Robert Kraft and Macklemore.

Dutch authorities will not criminally investigate a Gazan student who hinted at October 7 involvement online. Maastricht University suspended him and is reviewing his return.

A researcher at an infectious disease institute in Irkutsk has died from a suspected case of pneumonic plague, prompting a hospital quarantine and medical monitoring of 200 contacts.

A senior member of the ShinyHunters cybercriminal group behind the recent massive FBI data breach was arrested in Jordan and is reportedly cooperating with investigators.