Politics
President Donald Trump withdrew his support for Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene after she demanded release of Jeffrey Epstein files and criticized his handling of the matter.
President Donald Trump lifted tariffs on more than 200 food items, including coffee, beef and bananas, to address rising U.S. food prices.
Donald Trump said he would sue the BBC for up to $5 billion over a "misleading" edit of his January 6 speech, despite the broadcaster’s apology.
President Trump escalated pressure on Venezuela by sending the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford to the Caribbean and discussed possible military options, aides said.
Court records showed Jeffrey Epstein texted Democratic delegate Stacey Plaskett while she waited to question Michael Cohen, messages that suggested Epstein had an interest in Donald Trump.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced an overhaul of state energy firms, ordering audits and replacement of their managers after a corruption scandal that forced two ministers' resignations.
Donald Trump asked the Justice Department to probe Bill Clinton's ties to Jeffrey Epstein, and attorney Pam Bondi said she ordered federal prosecutors to open an investigation.
Russian drone strikes overnight into Saturday killed several people in eastern and southern Ukraine—including at least one in Dnipro—while Moscow said it shot down 64 drones.
Tim Davie resigned as director‑general of the BBC amid mounting internal and external pressures and controversy over the broadcaster’s editing of a Donald Trump speech.
Adriana Kugler, who resigned as a Federal Reserve governor in August, violated the central bank’s trading rules by reporting stock trades in 2024, disclosures showed.
The Trump administration designated Germany’s Antifa Ost plus Italian and Greek anarchist groups as foreign terrorist organizations, an unprecedented expansion critics said politicized U.S. counterterrorism policy.
Spain's Health Ministry said it would take Madrid's government led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso to court after it refused to create the mandated registry of abortion objectors on Friday.
153 Gazans were flown from Israel to South Africa, Al Jazeera said Israel arranged the flight, and South African authorities and aid groups sought clarification.
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China advised citizens to avoid travel to Japan, saying their safety was at risk, after Japan’s PM Sanae Takaichi said on 7 Nov Tokyo could intervene if China attacked Taiwan.
EU negotiators agreed on a 2026 budget that increased funding for security and border management, including a roughly €200 million rise in defence spending.
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court on Friday formally rejected former president Jair Bolsonaro’s appeal, upholding his 27‑year prison conviction for plotting to overturn the 2022 election.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced sharp criticism from the Junge Union at its Deutschlandtag over the government's pension package, which the youth rejected, and he warned against an "underbidding" competition.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps seized an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, saying the vessel lacked a license for its cargo.
DR Congo's government and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels signed a framework agreement in Qatar setting a methodology and timetable for negotiating a future full peace accord for eastern Congo.
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Fratelli d'Italia inserted an amendment in Italy's finance bill to reopen the 2003 building amnesty, prompting opposition leaders to call it "vote‑buying" and denounce the move.
Hendrik Streeck, Germany’s drug commissioner, suggested withholding certain expensive medicines from very elderly patients, prompting cross‑party criticism and government distancing, while he insisted he had been misunderstood.
Polls showed far-right candidate José Antonio Kast leading Chile's presidential race ahead of Sunday's vote, buoyed by public concern over crime and migration.
Fears of a new genocidal bloodbath grew as Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces advanced into the country’s western region, aid workers and residents warned.
Jens Spahn refused to yield on the controversial pension package at the Junge Union's Deutschlandtag, rejecting calls from the youth wing for concessions and further changes.
A crash between a state trooper and an officer escorting Senator J.D. Vance’s motorcade in Tennessee injured two police officers and hospitalized one, authorities said.
Donald Trump kündigte an, die BBC wegen eines angeblich irreführenden Schnitts in einer 2021‑Kapitol‑Dokumentation in den USA nächste Woche auf bis zu fünf Milliarden Dollar zu verklagen.
