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Experts warn the reversal could prolong the war and complicate US midterms.

In Japan, sudden or violent deaths trigger superstition fears, pushing property owners to hire “ghost investigators” to reassure buyers.

With voters heading to polls, a Russia military agreement turns a small archipelago into a geopolitical test case.

A furious exchange with the Times editor lands at a fragile moment for Reform UK’s relationship with rightwing media.

After missing the final, France and England meet Saturday for third, with Deschamps calling the game an unnecessary consolation.

France 24 quizzes supporters on the only-ever-at-every-World-Cup team and the tournament’s all-time winners.

Decision-makers get a clear read on the scope of the attack and why Moscow is already framing it as a managed disruption.

Simon Tisdall argues Washington’s objectives are shrinking while civilian strikes harden resistance and widen economic fallout.

The U.S. ambassador to Rome is physically away as the Trump-Meloni strain tests diplomacy with real consequences for markets.

Rodriguez ended her run Friday over campaign finance errors, and Crowley signals a return to the Democratic primary.

A California law tied to property-damage crashes means officers, prosecutors, and family reputations all get pulled in.

Multiple U.S. service members were reportedly hurt when bases were struck in Jordan this week, with no fatalities reported.