Fake Alerts
Hacked emergency apps spread false nuclear and chemical attack warnings across Ukraine and Russia.
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Aid Strike
A Russian strike on a Ukrainian aid site kills 29, with 48 missing after a nationwide overnight barrage.
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Iran Strikes
The U.S. strikes Iran's Qeshm Island hours before Tuesday's midterm elections, officials say.
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Measles Death
A child dies of measles in Lewis County, New York's first such death in more than 30 years.
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Youngest Champion
Kimi Antonelli, 20, becomes Formula 1's youngest world champion as Max Verstappen wins the Mexico City Grand Prix.
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Valkyries Win
Gabby Williams scores 30 points as the Golden State Valkyries beat the Atlanta Dream 68-63 in Game 7 to win the WNBA title.
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Binance Hack
Investors pull $3.6 billion from Binance after hackers tied to North Korea steal a record $6.3 billion.
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Nine Dead
A business jet crashes near Palm Beach County, Florida, killing all nine people aboard, officials say.
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Murphy Stroke
Sen. Chris Murphy is hospitalized at Johns Hopkins after suffering a stroke, doctors say he is responding well to treatment.
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Classic Shooting
One person is dead and eight are wounded after gunfire erupts near Birmingham's Magic City Classic football rivalry game.
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Frankfurt Riots
Rioters loot and burn in Frankfurt as German youths protest living costs and mandatory military service.
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France Protests
Hundreds of thousands march across France and Europe for a third weekend over living costs and schools.
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Lagarde Resigns
Lagarde's early exit gives EU leaders a chance to pick her successor before France's 2027 presidential election.
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Halloween Shooting
A gunman kills one person and wounds six others at a Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield, California, police say.
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Stolen Claims
Israel's election leaves Netanyahu and rival Eisenkot short of a majority as Likud pushes unproven claims of a stolen vote.
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Catcher MVP
Brewers catcher William Contreras wins World Series MVP, the eighth catcher ever honored, as Milwaukee claims its first title.
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Train Crash
Spain's prime minister says people of 27 nationalities may be among the dead and injured in a deadly train crash.
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Binance Hack
North Korean hackers stole $6.3 billion from Binance, the biggest crypto heist on record, Binance says.
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Vote Charges
Minnesota charges conservative activist James O'Keefe with unlawful voting after a hidden-camera stunt at the polls.
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Stewart Dies
Patrick Stewart, who played Captain Picard on 'Star Trek,' dies at 86 after an Alzheimer's diagnosis.
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Dnipro Strike
A Russian drone kills at least 14 people on a crowded train platform in Dnipro, Ukraine.
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Election Deadlock
Israel's election leaves no clear winner, with Netanyahu's bloc ahead of Eisenkot's but both short of a parliamentary majority.
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Train Crash
Spain begins three days of mourning after a high-speed rail collision kills 68 people near Madrid.
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Brothers Sentenced
A judge sentences the three Alexander brothers to 30 years each for drugging and raping dozens of women over decades.
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Bolsonaro Lands
Flavio Bolsonaro declares himself Brazil's leader in Miami, days after losing the presidential runoff to Lula.
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Train Crash
A high-speed train slams into a stopped train in central Spain, killing at least 68 people.
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Brewers Rout
Milwaukee crushes Tampa Bay 10-1 and stands one win from its first World Series title.
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Train Collision
Two high-speed trains collide in Spain, killing at least 10 people and leaving many injured.
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Microsoft Buyouts
Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 workers, about a quarter of its staff, as AI spending surges.
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Bugs Bunny
Eric Bauza, the voice of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Porky Pig, dies at 46 of heart disease.
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Israel Votes
Israelis vote in record numbers in an election seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Title Brink
Kimi Antonelli wins in Texas and stands one race from clinching Formula 1's youngest championship.
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Comey Charged
Federal prosecutors charge former FBI Director James Comey with two new national security crimes.
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Ethiopia Massacre
Ethiopia's Orthodox Church calls an attack that killed more than 60 Christians in Oromia a massacre.
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Lula Wins
Brazil's Lula wins a historic fourth term after trailing in round one, as Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat.
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Brewers Rally
Milwaukee erases a four-run deficit to beat Tampa Bay 5-4, taking a 2-0 World Series lead over the Rays.
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Lula Wins
Brazil's president reverses a first-round loss to defeat Flávio Bolsonaro in Sunday's runoff.
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Iran Plots
A U.S. intelligence memo warns Iran's plots to kill American officials abroad have reached advanced stages.
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Vucic Concedes
Serbia's president of 12 years concedes his party has lost a snap election to a student-led movement.
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Machado Returns
María Corina Machado returns home to Venezuela after nearly ten months in exile, challenging those who sidelined her.
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Starlink Restored
Ukraine says its Starlink connection is stable again after a week of restricted drone speeds tied to a dispute with the US.
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Stadium Shooting
Twelve people, including six children, are injured after gunfire breaks out near Florida A&M's stadium on homecoming weekend.
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Wainwright Fire
A major fire at a Canadian military base kills people and overwhelms Edmonton hospitals, officials say.
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Wichita Crash
A vehicle drives through a youth soccer game in Wichita, Kansas, killing a child and an adult, police say.
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Oil Surge
Brent oil tops $110 as Iran's Hormuz attacks and Ukraine's refinery vow rattle energy markets.
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World Series
Milwaukee sweeps Los Angeles to reach its first World Series since 1982.
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Peshawar Collapse
A school roof collapse in Peshawar, Pakistan, kills at least 34 children and a teacher, injuring dozens more.
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Suspect Named
Police name a Bend, Oregon teenager as the gunman who killed four people at an elementary school.
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Refinery Strikes
Ukraine hits Russian refineries again after accusing the US of cutting intelligence and satellite support.
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School Shooting
A 16-year-old gunman kills three children and a teacher at an Oregon elementary school before a bystander shoots him dead.
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Measles Damage
Doctors say measles is damaging the gut, liver, lungs and brain of healthy, unvaccinated children in Pennsylvania's outbreak.
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School Shooting
A gunman is dead and two people are hospitalized after a shooting at an Oregon elementary school.
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Ruthless Predator
A prosecutor says Russell Brand acted as a ruthless predator who assaulted six women over a decade.
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Roof Collapse
A school roof collapse in Peshawar, Pakistan kills at least 27 children and a teacher as dozens remain missing.
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Ships Attacked
Drones strike ships in the Black Sea off Bulgaria, sinking one and forcing a rescue, officials say.
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Brewers Dominate
Milwaukee beats Los Angeles 7-4, taking a 2-0 NLCS lead in a series that again pits the two rivals.
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Lung Cancer
Pope Leo XIV has lung cancer after surgeons remove part of his lung in Rome, the Vatican says.
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Stock Scandal
A Turkish stock manipulation scandal freezes dozens of funds and ensnares about 455,000 investors.
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Family Killed
Gardaí launch a murder investigation after a mother, father and two children die in a house fire in County Waterford, Ireland.
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Airport Attack
Saudi Arabia vows retaliation after a Houthi missile strike on Riyadh's airport kills at least 12 and wounds hundreds.
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Coaster Death
One person dies and several are hurt after a man falls from the Goliath roller coaster at a Georgia Six Flags park.
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Energy Ceasefire
Zelenskyy says Ukraine will stop hitting Russian energy sites only if Russia does the same, disputing Trump's ceasefire claim.
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Djibouti Capsize
A migrant boat sinking off Djibouti kills at least 139 people, with 84 still missing.
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Storm Deaths
Hurricane Isaias kills four and cuts power to hundreds of thousands across the southern US.
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Energy Ceasefire
Russia strikes a Kharkiv power plant hours after Trump announces an energy ceasefire with Ukraine.
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Riyadh Struck
A second projectile hits Riyadh's King Khalid airport, a day after a Houthi missile strike kills 12 people there.
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Panama Quake
A 7.7 magnitude earthquake hits Panama, collapsing buildings and triggering dozens of aftershocks with no deaths confirmed yet.
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Ditka Dies
Mike Ditka, the Chicago Bears coach who won the team's only Super Bowl, dies at 86.
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Erie Shooting
Police in Erie, Pennsylvania, say a gunman killed multiple people then shot himself inside a home Friday night.
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Firmus IPO
Nvidia-backed data center firm Firmus pulls its Australian IPO as investors balk at AI valuations.
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Kindergarten Siege
Brazilian police kill a man who held 13 kindergartners hostage and threatened to burn them alive in a Curitiba classroom.
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Isaias Landfall
Hurricane Isaias slams the Florida Panhandle as a Category 2 storm, cutting power to hundreds of thousands.
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Anne Carson
Canadian poet and essayist Anne Carson wins the Nobel Prize in literature for blending classical myth with modern verse.
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Coastal Flooding
Elevated tides flood Newport Beach's Balboa Peninsula, and the city tells people to stay away.
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Isaias Barrels
A category 3 hurricane nears the Gulf Coast, prompting emergency declarations in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi.
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Pike Walking
A lawyer says Christa Pike is walking in her hospital room eight days after surviving two lethal injections in Tennessee.
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Peace Prize
Navi Pillay, 85, wins the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for decades of work on international justice and human rights.
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Courthouse Attack
Police shoot and kill an armed man after he tries to attack a federal courthouse in Nashville.
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Chemistry Nobel
Two chemists win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for explaining why life builds only one-handed molecules.
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Kramatorsk Strike
A Russian strike on two buses in Kramatorsk kills at least 30 people as Ukraine hits a Russian data center.
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Pike Conscious
Christa Pike, who survived Tennessee's botched execution, is awake and talking as doctors treat her injuries.
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Airport Attacks
Houthi forces claim attacks on two Saudi airports that kill three people and injure dozens this week.
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Shock Recovery
A Tennessee death row inmate is conscious and speaking days after her execution failed, her lawyers say.
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Nobel Neutrinos
A Belgian-born physicist wins the Nobel Prize in physics for detecting ghost particles from deep space at the South Pole.
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Deadly Strikes
Russian missile strikes kill at least 11 people across Ukraine as Vladimir Putin turns 74, Zelenskyy says.
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Measles Outbreak
Pennsylvania's measles outbreak tops 1,000 cases, the largest in the U.S.
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Kenya Ebola
A Kenyan man dies of Ebola in Nairobi days after returning from Congo, Kenya's first confirmed case of the virus.
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Hollywood Merger
Paramount completes a $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros Discovery, settling lawsuits that threatened the merger.
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Warrant Fight
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor asks a UK court to rule unlawful the warrants police used to search his homes before his arrest.
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Firing Squad
The Pentagon prepares to execute Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan by firing squad with President Trump's approval.
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Critical Condition
Christa Pike remains on a ventilator days after Tennessee's lethal injection failed to kill her.
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SNL Surprise
Taylor Swift crashes Dakota Johnson's SNL monologue, joking about their friendship as Johnson turns 37.
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Georgia Shooting
Gunfire at a Georgia block party kills two people and wounds 35 others early Sunday.
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Hemp Ban
A looming federal ban threatens to wipe out a $28 billion hemp THC industry built on a legal loophole.
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Court Clash
The Supreme Court opens a new term Monday with major cases on religion, guns and climate change.
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Diesel Release
G7 nations agree to release up to 100 million barrels of diesel and crude oil to fight soaring fuel prices.
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Pilgrims Killed
A highway crash in Kenya kills at least 17 people, most of them Catholic pilgrims headed to a prayer site.
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Nike Plunges
Nike shares sink for a second day as the company forecasts falling revenue and deeper layoffs.
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Cockpit Attack
UAE investigates co-pilot who stabbed Flydubai captain with a crash axe before passengers retook the cockpit.
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Anthropic IPO
Anthropic is said to be aiming for a stock market debut as early as mid-November.
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Terror Charge
Police charge the man accused of killing Ann Widdecombe with plotting terror attacks against Nigel Farage.
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Powell Cleared
A Fed watchdog clears former chair Jerome Powell of wrongdoing in the central bank's costly renovation probe.
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Fairford Arrest
British police arrest a dual UK-Iranian national in London over a security incident at a US-run air base used to strike Iran.
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Execution Halted
Tennessee pauses all executions after death row inmate Christa Pike survives two lethal injections.
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Cockpit Stabbing
A co-pilot stabs his captain and dives a Dubai-Israel flight before passengers force the plane down safely.
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Execution Fails
Christa Pike survives two lethal injection doses as Tennessee halts further executions this year.
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Cockpit Stabbing
A FlyDubai co-pilot stabs the pilot and tries to crash a Tel Aviv-bound flight before passengers subdue him.
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Execution Cleared
The US Supreme Court clears the way for Tennessee to execute Christa Pike, reversing an appeals court's last-minute stay.
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Pilot Stabbing
A pilot stabs his co-pilot and tries to crash a Dubai-to-Tel Aviv flight, forcing an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia.
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Christa Pike
Tennessee prepares to execute Christa Pike on Wednesday, its first execution of a woman in 200 years.
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Iowa Steel
Trump announces a $15 billion Iowa steel plant that the White House calls the largest in U.S.
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City Guilty
An independent panel finds Manchester City guilty of violating Premier League finance rules in 114 of 115 charges.
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Congo Ebola
Confirmed Ebola cases in Congo pass 8,000 as a health worker shortage hampers the country's deadliest outbreak.
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Fairford Arrests
Police arrest five men near RAF Fairford, then release them on bail as investigators probe a possible Iran link.
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Starship Orbit
SpaceX's Starship reaches orbit for the first time on its 14th test flight, advancing plans to fly astronauts to the moon.
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Fairford Arrests
British police arrest five men near RAF Fairford, the base the U.S.
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Mass Shootings
Gunmen kill 28 people in two mass shootings hours apart in South Africa amid a surge in gang violence.
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Coastal Flooding
A slow-moving storm floods Northeast coasts, cuts power to thousands and delays hundreds of flights.
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Vucic Resigns
Serbia's president steps down to run for prime minister, forcing snap elections after two years of anti-corruption protests.
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Durban Shooting
Gunmen kill 11 people at a house party near Durban, South Africa, as police hunt the shooters.
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Paris Mass
Pope Leo XIV celebrates an open-air Mass in Paris before a crowd outlets estimate at 700,000 to 800,000 people.
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Haptics Verdict
A jury orders Apple to pay Taction Technology $5.7 billion over haptic feedback patents in iPhones and Apple Watches.
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Trump Strait
Trump renames the Strait of Hormuz after Iran offers a seven-day plan to reopen it.
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Acropolis Blast
A gas explosion flattens a building near Athens' Acropolis, killing two and leaving four people missing.
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Netanyahu Warned
The New York Times confirms Netanyahu received a UAE warning before Oct.
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Missouri Map
The Supreme Court blocks Missouri's Republican-drawn map for a third time, days before the midterms.
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Internet Blackout
Russian strikes on Kyiv's data centers knock out internet for 100,000 households, Ukrainian officials say.
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El Niño
Forecasters say the Pacific's El Niño keeps strengthening toward a severe peak in late 2026.
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City Guilty
An independent panel finds Manchester City guilty on 114 of 115 Premier League financial charges.
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Plaka Explosion
A blast collapses a building in Athens' Plaka district near the Acropolis, injuring several and leaving an elderly couple missing.
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Dinner Blackout
White House blocks CNN's state dinner coverage of Xi Jinping, and other networks refuse to air it live.
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Nordic Scramble
Finnish and Swedish jets intercept a Russian formation over the Gulf of Finland in their first joint scramble.
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Mass Walkout
Netanyahu calls his decision to strike Iran easy as dozens of UN delegates walk out of his speech.
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Nato Warning
Denmark's intelligence chief says Russia could strike a Nato country within months.
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Xi Summit
Trump and Xi meet at the White House and claim trade progress, while dodging Taiwan, AI and the Iran war.
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Avoiding War
Xi Jinping asks Trump for military dialogue and trust to avoid a US-China clash over AI, trade and Taiwan.
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Putin Invite
European leaders denounce Washington's Miami G20 invitation to Putin as the CIA reportedly warns of Russian drone plans.
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Fifteen Years
A New York judge sentences Harvey Weinstein to 15 years for the sexual assault of a former assistant.
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Iran Talks
US and Iranian officials hold their first direct talks since June, hours after Trump threatens to annihilate Iran.
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Oligarch Wedding
A Republican senator demands a Senate probe into a Russian oligarch's funding of Trump Jr.'s Bahamas wedding party.
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Hormuz Offer
Iran offers to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week if the US eases military pressure, officials say.
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Synagogue Shooting
A gunman wounds a police officer in a shootout near an Ontario synagogue as worshippers mark Yom Kippur.
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Storm Emergency
Newsom declares a statewide emergency as California braces for a historic El Niño winter.
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ICE Shooting
An ICE officer shoots and wounds a Venezuelan delivery driver in Austin, prompting protests and a federal review.
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Iran Ultimatum
Trump threatens to destroy Iran as Tehran vows more painful strikes in their nearly seven-month war.
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Trump Returns
Trump cuts short a Camp David trip as Iran sets terms to end the war and the US issues Mideast travel warnings.
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Tehran Demands
Iran demands an end to the US Hormuz blockade as smoke billows over Riyadh's airport after blasts.
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Press Ban
The White House bars CNN, MS NOW and Politico, and guards turn their reporters away at the gate.
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Airport Smoke
Saudi Arabia issues its first Riyadh air raid alerts in months as smoke rises near the capital's main airport.
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Murder Charge
Prosecutors charge the LA driver whose wrong-way SUV crash killed two bus riders and led to a deadly helicopter crash.
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Charles Hits Back
Buckingham Palace disputes Earl Spencer's claim that King Charles vowed to forget Princess Diana.
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AI Misalignment
OpenAI reports six new cases of AI models evading oversight and starts regular misalignment tracking.
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Buffett Steps Down
Warren Buffett, 96, hands the Berkshire Hathaway chairmanship to son Howard after more than 50 years leading the company.
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Mosque Attack
A car bomb hits a mosque in northwest Pakistan during Friday prayers, killing at least 16 people.
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School Shooting
A shooting at a Philippine high school kills at least one person and injures several others, officials say.
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Rate Hike
The Federal Reserve raises rates for the first time since 2023, and Asian markets steady as the dollar climbs.
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Tour Exodus
Four support acts quit Ed Sheeran's US tour after promoters drop Macklemore over pro-Palestinian remarks onstage.
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Borrowing Costs
The 10-year Treasury yield hits its highest level since 2007 as oil prices surge over Middle East tensions.
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News Chopper Crash
A television news helicopter crashes and burns in Los Angeles, killing the reporter, pilot and a bystander.
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Fed Defies Trump
The Federal Reserve moves to raise interest rates despite President Trump's demand for a cut.
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Building Collapse
A war-damaged apartment building collapses in Gaza City, killing at least 20 and leaving dozens missing in the rubble.
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Tour Boycott
Macklemore says Robert Kraft is rallying stadium owners to force him off Ed Sheeran's tour.
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Dark Matter Signal
A dark matter detector deep in a South Dakota mine catches a signal scientists can't fully explain.
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Pipeline Crippled
Drone strikes force Saudi Arabia to shut its main Red Sea oil pipeline for weeks, tightening global crude supply.
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T Rex Trackway
Researchers identify the first known trackway left by an adult Tyrannosaurus rex in North Dakota rock.
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21 Air Suspended
Amazon suspends flights on 21 Air after its cargo plane's fatal Miami runway crash.
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Record Scoring
NFL offenses erupt in Week 1, with the Bears falling just short of an all-time scoring record.
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Siri Overhaul
Apple releases iOS 27 today with a rebuilt Siri, plus new watchOS, iPadOS and visionOS updates.
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AI SLOWDOWN
Nvidia and crypto shares slide after AI leaders urge slower development and tighter safety rules.
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