Thailand School Death Toll Rises to 8 as Shooter’s Father Offers First Public Apology
The death toll from the Debsirin Nonthaburi school shooting in Thailand rose to eight on Saturday as a 12-year-old girl in critical condition died.
Ed Case Wins Hawaii Democratic Primary, Repels Progressive Challenge Over SAVE Act Vote
Ed Case, 73, captured more than 60 percent of Hawaii's 1st Congressional District Democratic primary Saturday, repelling a progressive challenge from state Sen. Jarrett
Houthis Strike Aramco’s Jazan Refinery as Iran’s War Reaches Saudi Arabia
Houthi forces struck Saudi Aramco's Jazan refinery complex on August 9, igniting a fire at a facility that processes 400,000 barrels of crude oil
Tommy John, 83, Issues Emotional Farewell as Yankees Hold Old-Timers’ Day Without Him
Yankees legend Tommy John, 83, issued an emotional farewell from hospice care in Bradenton, Florida, declining to attend the Yankees' 78th Old-Timers' Day while
Senate Leaves for Recess Without Passing Trump’s SAVE America Act as Budget Plan Stalls
Senate Republicans departed for August recess Friday without voting on the SAVE America Act, after Trump rejected the $150 billion reconciliation package assembled by
Russian Forces Hit Ukrainian Fuel Tanks in Belyary, Novye Belyary — Ministry
Russian forces struck fuel tanks for Ukrainian forces in Belyary and Novye Belyary, northeast of Odessa, overnight on August 9, the Defense Ministry said.
Ukrainian UAV Command Centers Destroyed in DPR, Kherson Region — Russian Defense Ministry
Russia struck Ukrainian UAV command centers in the DPR and Kherson Region with FAB-3000 and FAB-500 bombs on Sunday, the Defense Ministry said. Real-time
Jorge Messi, Father Who Launched Football’s Greatest Career, Dies at 68
Jorge Messi, father and longtime agent of Lionel Messi who negotiated his son's path to FC Barcelona with a contract signed on a napkin,
Horoscope Today, 9 August 2026: The Last Quiet Sky Before the Total Solar Eclipse in Leo
Horoscope today, 9 August 2026, opens on the quietest sky of the week and closes on a different one. For most of Sunday, nothing
Puerto Rico Begins 48-Hour Water Cutoffs as Drought Exposes Infrastructure Failure
Puerto Rico's water authority begins rotating 48-hour shutoffs on August 10, affecting 180,000 accounts across San Juan. Decades of deferred maintenance have left the
Trump Issues New Birthright Citizenship Executive Orders After Supreme Court Rejection
President Trump signed two new executive orders on August 6 targeting birthright citizenship and birth tourism, weeks after the Supreme Court rejected his first
Pentagon Removes the General Who Coordinated Ukraine Aid as Hegseth’s Purge Deepens
Defense Secretary Hegseth removed Lt. Gen. Costanza as V Corps commander two months early and without announcement, eliminating the officer coordinating US military aid