Putin Appoints Ex-Ambassador to Qatar as Russia’s New Envoy to Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin has appointed Dmitry Dogadkin as ambassador to Syria, rotating him from the Doha posting as Moscow works to consolidate its
Belgium Recruits 500 People Under New Voluntary Military Service Program
Belgium has filled the first 500 slots of a new voluntary military service program for young people aged 18 to 25, with recruits set
Reform UK’s Richard Tice Accuses Anti-Israel Lobby of Driving Parliamentary Investigation Against Him
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has accused an anti-Semitic and anti-Israel lobby group of filing the parliamentary standards complaint against him, as a
Hungary’s Losses From Extreme Heat Could Reach $157 Million, Prime Minister Says
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant has been forced to reduce and nearly halt operations after an extreme heat wave drove the Danube's water level
Horoscope Today, August 4, 2026: The Last Fire Moon Before the Eclipse Expires at Midday for All 12 Zodiac Signs
Horoscope today, 4 August 2026, comes with an expiry time printed on it. The Moon spends the first half of Tuesday in Aries, sharp
NCAA Court Ruling Opens Fifth Year for 2022 College Football Players — But an Appeal Looms
A Colorado federal judge's order in Wisne v. NCAA granted fifth-year eligibility to all 2022 class athletes Friday, prompting an immediate scramble in college
Braves Acquire Tyler Mahle From Giants to Fill Rotation Gap Left by López Injury
The Atlanta Braves acquired right-hander Tyler Mahle from the San Francisco Giants, sending Anthony Molina in return, hours after Reynaldo López was placed on
White Sox Acquire Huascar Brazobán From Mets at Trade Deadline
Chicago acquired right-hander Huascar Brazobán from the New York Mets on Sunday, sending Double-A pitcher Gabe Davis and Triple-A reliever Zach Franklin in return.
Rain Suspends DC Open Final as Pegula Leads Eala 6-4, 1-2 Into Monday
Jessica Pegula leads Alexandra Eala 6-4, 1-2 in the Mubadala DC Open final — but Eala had just broken serve to flip the second
Los Angeles Queens Win Inaugural Women’s Baseball League Game in 10-8 Comeback
Mo'ne Davis crossed home plate on Saturday as the first woman to score a run in professional baseball in 71 years. The Los Angeles
Portland’s Historic Centennial Mills Warehouse Collapses in Fire
Portland firefighters watched from the Willamette River and from the air as Centennial Mills, a 116-year-old Pearl District warehouse, burned for hours and collapsed
Russian Lawmaker Warns of Election Provocations Involving ‘Fake Observers’ Before September Vote
Vasily Piskarev, head of Russia's State Duma Security Committee, warned Sunday that foreign intelligence services were planning to insert false election observers into Russia's