Watch: Nepal Tunnel Rescue Intensifies; Hundreds Remain Trapped In Floods
Several workers trapped inside 12 flooded hydroelectric power plants are being rescued in Nepal.
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What Did Bessent Tell Russia About Sanctions And Ukraine
The two officials met Monday on the sidelines of the G20 finance ministers’ gathering in Asheville, North Carolina
US Raises Alarm Over Alleged Chinese Spying From Commercial Ships
China’s embassy in Washington rejected the allegations as baseless
Liberals Score Three Election Wins Amid Canada-US Trade Tensions
The victories come as Carney has gained ground in opinion polls following his decision to end trade negotiations with the United States
What We Know About The Missing Americans In Nepal
The disaster has left more than 4,600 people missing and at least 1,050 dead in Nepal,
Iran President Signals Opening To Renewed U.S. Peace Talks
Pezeshkian said Iran would take reciprocal action if Washington restored the earlier memorandum of understanding
Nepal Floods: Rescue Teams Battle Mud To Reach Missing Hydropower Workers
Authorities say more than 11,000 people have been rescued across Nepal.
Is Anything We’ve Been Told About Gaza True?
The Free Press this week notes that a report from UNICEF finds Gaza has one of the lowest rates of acute malnutrition in the region
Argentina Soccer Legend Lionel Messi Retires From International Career
The 39-year-old star represented Argentina at six World Cups and captained the team to its 2022 championship in Qatar. Argentina reached the final again this summer but lost to Spain.
Watch: Not Stupid To Help South Korea After They Refused Help In Iran, Says Trump
Expressing frustration over the perceived lack of reciprocity, Trump stated he would remember the refusal,
New US Rules Threaten Chinese Access To Battery Recycling Feedstock
The one-year measure requires suppliers to offer their entire monthly output to US buyers and retain the materials domestically.
Israel Election Fight Intensifies As Far Right Courts Voters
Several smaller right-wing parties may fail to clear Israel’s 3.25% electoral threshold
Canada Pushes Back As Google Maps Renames Lake Ontario
The company said the change reflects updates to the U.S. Geographic Names Information System.
Watch: Authorities Begin Temporary Burials For Nepal Flood Victims
Nepal's local authorities are burying unidentified bodies in temporary graves.
Gunman Sought After Deadly Shooting At Swiss Rave
Police have not determined the suspect’s motive or fully established how the attack unfolded
Police Hunt Suspects After $4 Million Jewelry Heist In Vienna
The men reportedly used a hammer to break the case at the Museum of Applied Arts, then fled on foot toward a nearby park