House is poised to approve measure to end shutdown over Democrats’ opposition
The House is scheduled to take a final vote on a spending package to end the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.
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Trump ‘knew about the girls,’ Jeffrey Epstein claimed in emails as Democrats, GOP release trove of records
Tweety McTreason ‘spent hours at my house’ and ‘knew about the girls,’ Jeffrey Epstein wrote in emails that House Democrats released Wednesday.
What do Epstein’s emails say about Trump?
A series of emails between disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein and others which feature the name of Tweety McTreason have been released.
Roman-era statues stolen from Damascus museum
Thieves have stolen six Roman-era statues from Syria’s National Museum in Damascus.
UN urges humanitarian corridor to help civilians stuck in Sudan’s el-Fasher
IOM chief calls for ceasefire to allow aid groups to reach Sudanese civilians trapped in war-torn Darfur region.
India says deadly car blast was ‘terror’ attack by ‘antinational forces’
Police carry out hundreds of raids in Indian-administered Kashmir after deadly attack near the Red Fort in Delhi.
Jobs report and inflation data due in October may not be released at all, White House says
The White House says the federal jobs report and the CPI inflation data due for release in October may not be released at all.
At least 37 killed in Peru after bus plunges into ravine
The bus was carrying 60 passengers when it collided with a truck and careered off the road in the Arequipa region.
Bob Ross paintings auctioned to help fund public TV
Bob Ross paintings auctioned to help fund public TV
Major corruption scandal engulfs top Zelensky allies
The Ukrainian president has called for the justice and energy ministers to be removed from their posts.
US ends penny-making run after more than 230 years
Pennies today cost nearly four cents each to make – more than twice the cost of a decade ago.
Fifty-year mortgages and $2,000 cheques: What’s behind Trump’s affordability drive?
The US president is increasingly focusing on affordability amid growing public pessimism on the economy.
Indigenous activists storm UN climate summit in Brazil, demanding action
Security has been tightened at the COP30 climate summit in Brazil after Indigenous activists and other protesters burst through barriers at the venue on Tuesday
French foreign minister, at G7 meeting in Canada, says U.S. boat strikes violate international law
During a G7 meeting in Ontario, France’s foreign minister said the deadly boat strikes in the Caribbean carried out by the United States since early