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Houthi-affiliated media report that seven people were wounded in strikes on the city of Hodeidah.

Warnings startle people in Ukraine, but authorities say they cleared up the confusion in under an hour.

Democrats slam Haley Stevens over her endorsement of a Republican candidate a day before the polls.

MLB pitchers charged with conspiracy to influence sporting contests by bribery go on trial in New York.

Donald Trump made a series of provocative remarks during his final Republican campaign rallies.

Drought and conflict compound the threat to wildlife in eastern DR Congo.

Sydney deploys heavily armed police unit after Bondi attack

Cyclone Murasu expected to hit near Ongole late Monday with wind speeds of 100-110km/h, Meteorological Department says.

Police investigate after an individual in Coventry section displayed an image of Lowery during Sunderland's 3-1 defeat.

Chinese state TV continues Real Madrid blackout after Mbappe-Mao meme row Al Jazeera

Real Madrid vs Racing Santander is not broadcast on CCTV despite apologies from Mbappe, Real and La Liga.

Only twice in the past 20 midterms has the president’s party gained House seats. Polls suggest 2026 won’t be the third.

Its challenges in knowledge production cannot be blamed on some kind of innate incompetence or a political group.

UN staffer’s death in custody exposes Houthi ‘political extortion’ in Yemen Al Jazeera

Following a UN staffer's death, rights experts expose systematic abuses and demand international accountability in Yemen

NBA: Yaxel Lendeborg scores 37 as Warriors defeat Clippers Al Jazeera

Golden State Warriors' rookie leads scoring in 124-112 win over Los Angeles Clippers, while Celtics beat Magic 108-97.

The Strait of Hormuz remains dangerous and costly for shipping, despite US claims that it is open.

The backlash against the high Palestinian turnout reveals much about the state of Israeli democracy and its future.

Workers in Bangladesh's largest export sector are demanding a minimum wage increase amid rising inflation.