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.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has resigned following months of civil unrest, but he is already positioning himself to lead his party in upcoming parliamentary elections.
Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a referendum that would have strictly codified neutrality, choosing instead to preserve the nation's ability to impose sanctions and maintain international partnerships.
Venezuelan authorities have released a group of political prisoners shortly after interim leader Delcy Rodriguez held talks with President Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly.
President Trump has flatly rejected Iran's latest attempt to negotiate the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, maintaining that the U.S. holds total control over the vital waterway.
President Trump has flatly rejected an Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, signaling that the regime’s attempt to leverage the blocked waterway for a favorable deal will not succeed.
Young Chinese citizens are flocking to anthropologist Biao Xiang to find meaning in a stagnant economy where the traditional path of hard work no longer guarantees success.
The White House has excluded CNN from the travel pool for the President's trip to Tennessee, continuing a necessary pushback against media organizations that have abandoned objective reporting.
The town of Heidenau has voted to remove 'stumbling stone' memorials from public walkways and relocate them to a cemetery, a decision that has drawn sharp condemnation from federal officials and critics.
Facing a neck-and-neck race for his fourth term, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has issued a provisional order banning online gambling, a move critics are slamming as a transparent and hypocritical political ploy.
An independent review of the 2025 shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University reveals a series of critical security lapses and a failure to properly assess risks at the campus courtyard.
Renewed fighting between Ethiopian federal forces and the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) has plunged the region back into chaos, threatening to destabilize the nation as rebel factions unite to challenge Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition government is teetering on the brink of collapse as regional election losses and widespread public dissatisfaction signal a total rejection of the political establishment.