Driver seriously injured after being hit by plane part in Indiana
A person inside a vehicle was seriously injured when they were hit by part of a plane experiencing a mechanical...
Month: October 2026
4 Canadian soldiers killed, 39 injured in training fire
Four Canadian soldiers were killed and 39 others were injured when a fast-moving grass fire swept through a military training...
Emmanuel Macron addresses France after 2,000 arrested during huge day of protests
President Emmanuel Macron said anyone who looted or damaged government buildings during protests will “pay back."
Olive harvest season, Israeli elections bring sharp increase in attacks on Palestinians in West Bank
A global conflict monitor warns October could become the most violent month since it started monitoring the West Bank a...
Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of Israeli election
U.S. President Donald Trump has given his “complete and total endorsement” to Benjamin Netanyahu as the long-time Israeli prime minister...
Pope’s brother says family awaits biopsy results after lung cancer surgery
Pope Leo XIV's brother says surgeons removed all cancerous lung tissue, but the family awaits final biopsy results.
Ukraine launches 1,015 drones at Russia; Oil terminal, depot struck
Fires broke out at the Petersburg Oil Terminal, the Ruchyi oil depot, and industrial warehouses in the Kolpino district.
Fire at Canadian Forces Base leaves multiple people dead and injured
A fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta spread beyond the training area, causing multiple deaths and injuries.
NCAA sues Ohio governor over fifth-year eligibility order
The NCAA has filed a lawsuit against Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine over an executive order granting Class of 2022 athletes...
She was building her dream home. Then came a data center’s ‘minor’ power plant on a shortcut permit
Many new power plants are receiving approval with minimal public participation by fitting into rules written for small-scale facilities.
