Nearly 60 Million Americans Watched First Presidential Debate
The view numbers for the first presidential debate were released on Wednesday, showing a significant rise from the June debate.
Homeowner sues realtor for not revealing Jeff Bezos as buyer of Miami mansion
Leo Kryss, co-founder of Tectoy, a Brazilian toy and electronics company, says real-estate brokerage misled him and at one point specifically denied that Bezos was the buyer
Speaker Mike Johnson Yanks Vote on Stop-Gap Spending Bill
Speaker Mike Johnson said that the vote on the stop-gap spending bill will be delayed, as Republicans across the spectrum have opposed it.
The No. 1 Breaker in the World Is … Raygun?
The Australian breaker who was mocked at the Olympics for her kangaroo-hopping routine is now atop the official world rankings. Here’s how it happened.
Russia must be at next Ukraine talks
Kiev and its Western backers must “explore what options are available” to settle the conflict with Moscow, the chancellor has said A new peace conference on finding a diplomatic solution…
Ukrainian attempt to capture Black Sea rig foiled
Russian troops repelled Kiev’s special forces and sank eight US-made Willard Sea Force boats, according to Moscow Moscow’s forces repelled a Ukrainian attempt to seize a Russian jack-up drilling rig…
Iran denies Western ballistic missile claims
The US and its allies are acting “on false intelligence,” Tehran’s foreign minister has said Iran did not supply Russia with ballistic missiles, despite what the “sanctions addicts” in the…
German military ‘ten years behind’ Russia
Bundeswehr air-defense systems and artillery stocks have plummeted due to weapons shipments to Ukraine, a new study has found Germany is unlikely to be able to stand up to Russia…
New Delhi urges BRICS to reform Western-dominated institutions
India’s national security advisor is in Russia for a meeting of the grouping’s security officials Existing global institutions are unable to deal with the world's conflicts and there is an…
Why Nearly All Judges in Mexico Could Soon Be Chosen by Voters
The legislation passed by Congress could produce one of the most far-reaching judicial overhauls in any major democracy.