Oregon father who confronted school gunman speaks of guilt over children lost
A father who shot the gunman at a Bend, Oregon, elementary school describes his actions and his grief over the four people killed.
France Readies 70,000 Police as Protest Weekend Looms
France will deploy about 70,000 officers on Saturday, including counter-terrorism units, after last weekend's worst street violence in years.
Independent MP Helen Haines in Serious but Stable Condition After Attack
Australian MP Helen Haines remains in serious but stable condition after an alleged attack near her electorate office, a Melbourne hospital says.
Yelich Helps Brewers Edge Rays in World Series Opener
Milwaukee takes Game 1 3-2 over Tampa Bay, with a late replay review and a ninth-inning escape shaping the finish.
DOJ letters ask California counties to set aside alleged noncitizen ballots
Federal prosecutors sent letters to California county registrars asking them to set aside and verify ballots the Justice Department says may belong to noncitizens.
Justice Department Seeks to Block Alaska Senate Result Certification
The Justice Department and President Trump are challenging how an upcoming Alaska Senate vote could be certified, citing possible voter confusion over two similarly named candidates.
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders win union recognition after years of pay push
The Dallas Cowboys have voluntarily recognized a union for their cheerleading squad, opening the way to collective bargaining over pay.
Trump Exempts Some Canadian Farm Goods From Tariffs in Maine Race
President Trump has exempted some Canadian products from his 50 percent tariffs, a move that gives Senator Susan Collins a boost in a close Maine race.
Gunmen Kill Seven at Church Funeral in Jordan, Manhunt Underway
Gunmen opened fire at a church funeral in southern Jordan, killing seven and injuring 34, according to officials and state broadcasts, as a manhunt continues.
Macron Calls Paris-Area Shooting a Racist Terrorist Attack
A drive-by shooting west of Paris killed one person and wounded several others, including a 12-year-old girl, prompting the president to call it terrorism.
Senatobia officer who fatally shot toddler resigns after state clears him
A Mississippi officer cleared by the attorney general over the fatal shooting of a 1-year-old during a shoplifting call has resigned from the Senatobia police.
Two Former FBI Officials Charged Over Statements on Hunter Biden Laptop Probe
Two ex-FBI intelligence officials face charges of lying about their roles in the 2020 Hunter Biden laptop investigation, drawing sharp reactions.
DOJ Sues to Block Alaska Senate Certification Over Name Mix-Up
The Justice Department has sued to halt certification of Alaska's Senate results if Republican Dan Sullivan loses, citing confusion over a second candidate with the same name.
Australian Lawmaker Critically Injured After Car Strikes Her
An Australian federal independent MP is in critical condition after a car hit her, with police investigating whether the act was deliberate and counter-terror officers involved.
Bomb Threat Forces Israel-to-Austria Flight to Land in Bulgaria
A flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna made an emergency landing in Bulgaria after a bomb threat, and all people aboard were reported unharmed.
NHS warns up to 20 English maternity units may close under centralisation plan
An NHS Alliance leader says up to 20 maternity units in England may shut as services are consolidated into fewer hospitals.
Trump Backs Netanyahu Ahead of Israel's October Election
Former President Trump has endorsed Benjamin Netanyahu before Israel's October 27 national vote, the first since the Hamas attacks of October 2023.
Air Force Member Dies After Fall During Pregame Demonstration in San Antonio
A member of the Air Force died after falling during a rappelling demonstration before a University of Texas at San Antonio football game, according to two outlets.
Earhart Plane Search Finds No Conclusive Evidence in South Pacific
An expedition's satellite-based hunt for Amelia Earhart's missing plane ended without confirmation, with researchers saying the anomaly was likely debris.
Settlers Attack European Diplomats and Photographer in West Bank
Reports describe settler attacks on diplomats and a photographer during the olive harvest, and a dispute over how Israel's leadership has characterized the violence.