Saturday, October 3, 2026
Front page updated October 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM
Editorial
A bold energy move, a grim war escalation, and a campus crisis all demand decisive leadership.
As global instability drives fuel costs to record highs, the administration is demanding European allies tap their own reserves rather than relying on American supply.
Russian forces have expanded their campaign against Ukraine by striking key bridges in Kyiv, aiming to disrupt military logistics and pressure the Ukrainian government.
Cornell University is reeling from renewed outrage over a 2024 alleged gang rape case, prompting student protests and the appointment of a special prosecutor by Governor Kathy Hochul.
An Arizona appeals court has ordered a resentencing for a road rage killer, ruling that the use of an AI-generated video of the victim was an improper judicial practice.
President Trump convened top technology executives at the White House to sign a 'morally binding' agreement on AI safety, while mandating a shift in official terminology to 'Super Intelligence' to reflect the nation's technological dominanc
The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way for the execution of Christa Pike, who has spent nearly three decades on death row for the horrific torture and murder of a teenage classmate.
Russia's relentless missile strikes against Ukraine's metallurgical sector have brought the country's steel production to a near-total standstill, devastating the economy and vital local infrastructure.
President Trump has firmly ruled out any joint AI development with China, prioritizing American national security and economic dominance over the demands for restrictive global guardrails.
Estonian officials have confirmed that Russian special services ordered an arson attack on a defense company, marking a dangerous escalation in Moscow's ongoing campaign of sabotage across Europe.
Ugandan journalist Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma has been crowned the 14th king of the Tooro Kingdom, a move that follows the death of the previous monarch and remains clouded by ongoing disputes regarding the legitimacy of the succession.
King Mohammed VI has appointed Fatima Zahra El Mansouri as Morocco's first female prime minister after her Authenticity and Modernity Party secured the most seats in recent parliamentary elections.
Spain’s ruling coalition has unveiled a series of radical housing decrees, including a long-term eviction ban and market interventions, in a desperate bid to appease protesters at the expense of property owners.
After enduring 16 months of wrongful detention in Russia, journalist Evan Gershkovich is speaking out about the calculated trap that led to his arrest and subsequent release.
The Trump administration has officially implemented a ban on select Canadian imports, including alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles, as part of a firm strategy to combat unfair trade discrimination.
Facing mounting pressure from citizens concerned about economic strain and national security, the Malaysian government has commenced the repatriation of thousands of foreign nationals.
Ye Lin, a Myanmar national, has been charged with communicating a false message and obstructing justice after his AI-generated crocodile hoax sparked a costly and unnecessary search operation in a Singapore reservoir.