Wildfire Smoke Now Bigger Prenatal Threat Than Human Pollution
Increasing wildfire activity is reversing prenatal air quality gains from the Clean Air Act, with wildfire smoke now a bigger threat than human-caused pollution.
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Australia to Begin Gun Buyback in November After Bondi Attack
Australia’s New South Wales will launch a gun buyback on November 2, offering up to A$1,000 per firearm in response to the Bondi Beach attack.
Israeli Strikes on Southern Lebanon Displace Hundreds as Families Flee North
Israeli airstrikes on Nabatieh district kill at least 11, as hundreds of families flee north amid renewed violence.
Ukrainian Drone Barrage Hits Moscow as Russia Strikes Kyiv With Ballistic Missiles
At least one person was killed in Ukraine’s massive drone assault on Moscow, officials said, as Russia struck Kyiv and NATO downed a drone over Romania.
Deadly 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Indonesia’s Flores Island, Killing at Least 51
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Indonesia, killing at least 51 people and displacing thousands as rescue teams work to reach isolated areas.
Israel’s October vote: A nation divided over democracy
Israel’s October elections are defined by divisions over democracy, the judicial overhaul, Haredi conscription, and the shadow of October 7. Palestinian citizens see little hope.
Gaza’s Lighter Crisis: When a Spark Costs as Much as Flour
A lighter in Gaza now costs as much as a bag of flour, and families across tent camps share a single flame for cooking, warmth and tea.
Bangladesh stun Australia to claim first Test win on home soil
Bangladesh secured their first ever Test win in Australia, beating the hosts by nine wickets in Darwin with a dominant all round performance.
Makhachev defeats Machado Garry, sets UFC record with 17th consecutive win
Islam Makhachev extended his winning streak to 17 fights, surpassing Anderson Silva’s record, with a unanimous decision over Ian Machado Garry at UFC 330 in Philadelphia.
Satellite images reveal Europe’s rivers shrinking as drought tightens grip
Satellite imagery reveals shrinking rivers and parched green spaces across Europe as the continent’s drought deepens, with record-low water levels on major waterways.