WorldOmar al-Hassayna is still living away from home in Egypt and wants to return to Gaza. Nearly a year on from the truce, Israeli control covers much of the enclave and reconstruction remains at a standstill.
WorldOmar al-Hassayna is still living away from home in Egypt and wants to return to Gaza. Nearly a year on from the truce, Israeli control covers much of the enclave and reconstruction remains at a standstill.
CultureThe People’s House museum has revamped its replica Oval Office to reflect Donald Trump’s flashier and much more golden design choices during his second term.
WorldYemen’s leader has announced military action against the Iran-backed Houthis as Saudi-backed forces seek to contain their advances and attacks on infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
World6:31Ethiopian federal forces have taken full control of Mekelle after rebel fighters withdrew from the Tigray capital, marking a major victory for Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s government. The Tigray People’s Liberation Front says the fight is not over, raising questions about whether this is a decisive turning point or the beginning of a dangerous new phase.
WorldIsrael will mark three years since the Oct. 7 attacks. The site of the Nova Music Festival has become a living memorial for the hundreds of people who lost their lives there.
PoliticsWith just over three weeks until Israel’s election, a poll indicates that no party is on track to win enough seats for a majority. At least 61 of the Knesset’s 120 seats are needed, making coalition-building likely. Parties supporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are projected to take 53 seats, compared with 49 for his opponents, while Palestinian Israeli parties are polling at 13 seats.
Society2:09A dangerous, record-breaking heat wave is scorching Southern California, putting more than 37 million people under heat alerts. Firefighters in Los Angeles County are also working to contain a fast-moving wildfire.
PoliticsBrazilians are voting in a pivotal presidential contest between incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Sen. Flávio Bolsonaro. Pre-election polls indicate either could win outright; otherwise, voters will return to the polls for a runoff on Oct. 25. Nearly 159 million Brazilians are eligible to vote.
PoliticsHosts of 'Fox & Friends Weekend' react to former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre criticizing the economic messaging of President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden.
SportsWakana Koga won her first world title in the -48kg division after defeating Assunta Scutto in the final. In the -60kg class, home favourite Ahmad Yusifov rallied to overcome Sherzod Davlatov, prompting celebrations among the Baku crowd.
SocietyThousands of social media videos show exotic animals being kept as pets. Conservationists warn that creators may be glamorising the practice, spreading misinformation about animal behaviour and potentially fuelling the illegal wildlife trade.
PoliticsCNN’s Harry Enten examines James Talarico’s path to the U.S. Senate and what a Democratic win in Texas could mean for the future of American politics. The analysis covers the Senate control fight, campaign money, Texas polling, MAGA’s voter base and signals looking toward 2028.
HealthA new survey using wastewater analysis to track drug consumption in several Canadian cities is highlighting Saskatchewan’s drug crisis. Statistics Canada data show that Prince Albert had the highest wastewater levels of methamphetamine and cocaine among Canadian jurisdictions from January 2024 to March 2026, while norfentanyl levels there rose the most between January and March.
SocietyCornell University President Michael Kotlikoff called for a serious examination of fraternities’ and sororities’ role on campus after rape allegations involving members of Chi Phi prompted debate at the university.
PoliticsThe Powerhouse Roundtable reviews the latest midterm election news, with Heye saying the Republican map is shrinking while the Democratic map is expanding.
Politics7:51U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche discusses Supreme Court immigration rulings, Justice Department election monitors and an ethics complaint against Minnesota federal judges, while pushing back against claims of “fearmongering” over election monitors and armed agents.
PoliticsAs Ukraine approaches its fifth winter of war, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced additional military and energy support during a visit to Kyiv. The package funds drones and satellite technology and helps repair Ukraine’s battered power grid as Russia continues attacks on critical infrastructure.
Tech5:15George Stephanopoulos interviews former Federal Trade Commission chair Lina Khan on “This Week” about the need for congressional legislation on AI regulation.
WorldRussia attacked Kyiv’s Northern Bridge on Sunday, striking the carriageway with a drone as vehicles were crossing. The explosion wounded two people. The bridge is used by thousands of residents to cross the Dnipro River, and the attack came as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited the Ukrainian capital.
Politics28:03Voters in Bosnia and Herzegovina are heading to the polls for the 10th time since the war ended more than three decades ago. They will elect more than 500 members of a complex government structure. Although the 1995 Dayton Peace Accord ended the war, deep political and ethnic divisions persist. Analysts say this could be the most consequential vote since the agreement was signed.
PoliticsFrance 24’s Gavin Lee speaks with Brazil analyst Henrique Tavares Furtado about Flavio Bolsonaro’s pledge to reshape the country and examines the man behind his political persona.
SocietyA U.S. Coast Guard spokesperson said debris found off Nantucket, Massachusetts, was linked to the missing ambulance jet. The search will continue for the six people aboard, including four Canadians.
PoliticsLuiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Flavio Bolsonaro make their final appeals to voters as Brazil chooses its next president. A runoff is likely if no candidate secures more than 50% of valid votes.
WorldA rapidly spreading wildfire in the Angeles National Forest northeast of Santa Clarita, California, has prompted evacuation orders and warnings. The fire had covered 1,000 acres by Saturday evening as crews fought it from the ground and air, while nearby residents were told to leave. The cause had not been reported.