Seif al-Islam Qaddafi, the once-presumed heir to Muammar Qaddafi's regime, has been killed in a targeted attack by masked assailants at his home, his representatives confirm, casting a shadow over Libya's fragile political landscape.
A Médecins Sans Frontières hospital serving over 200,000 people in South Sudan's conflict-ridden Jonglei state was hit by an airstrike, destroying critical supplies. The charity suggests only government forces have aerial attack capability, as renewed violence displaces thousands and threatens a fragile peace.
Italian authorities announced the disruption of a series of cyberattacks, attributed to Russian actors, aimed at Olympic infrastructure and diplomatic sites just hours before the Games commence, amid heightened security and political tensions.
Israeli airstrikes and artillery fire hit multiple areas of the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, killing at least 17 Palestinians. The military said the operation was a response to an attack that seriously wounded an Israeli soldier near a sensitive border zone.
Italian authorities have disrupted a sophisticated wave of cyberattacks aimed at diplomatic outposts, including the embassy in Washington, and digital infrastructure supporting the Winter Olympics, with officials pointing to a Russian origin.
A Russian bombardment using cluster munitions and aerial bombs struck a crowded market in the frontline town of Druzhkivka, leaving at least seven dead and eight wounded, according to Ukrainian officials. The attack underscores the escalating violence in the region.
Gunmen raided the remote village of Woro in Nigeria's Kwara State, killing over 30 people and torching homes and shops in one of the deadliest attacks this year in the region bordering Niger State.
An analysis of 2025 rental data reveals a split market across Florida's Treasure Coast, with prices falling in some communities like Port St. Lucie and Vero Beach while rising in Fort Pierce and Stuart, all against a backdrop of rents above the national average.
Israel's suspension of patient transfers through the Rafah crossing coincides with overnight attacks killing at least 10 Palestinians, including children, further straining a fragile ceasefire and deepening Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
L3Harris Technologies wins a development and manufacturing award from the U.S. Naval Air Systems Command for its Red Wolf precision strike vehicle, bolstering the Marine Corps' long-range attack capabilities and deepening the company's role in next-generation munitions.
The brutal killing of a Hindu factory worker, accused of blasphemy, has ignited protests and exposed a surge in attacks against minorities ahead of national elections, raising alarms about polarization and impunity.
With national polls approaching, a surge in targeted attacks against Bangladesh's Hindu minority has sparked fears of escalating communal violence and raised questions about political accountability.
As Bangladesh approaches a pivotal national election, its Hindu minority reports a sharp increase in targeted attacks, raising fears of political scapegoating and testing the interim government's commitment to protection.
The families of three young women from Massachusetts who died from carbon monoxide poisoning at a Belizean beach resort have filed a wrongful death lawsuit seeking $100 million, alleging the hotel ignored prior warnings and Expedia marketed unsafe accommodations.
The leader of the M23 rebel group has claimed responsibility for a drone attack on Kisangani's airport, marking a significant expansion of the conflict hundreds of kilometers from traditional front lines and challenging the Congolese military's control of the skies.
Daily Caller News Foundation reporter Jorge Ventura was physically attacked and his equipment targeted while documenting a makeshift anti-ICE blockade in South Minneapolis, an incident he describes as an attempt to intimidate the press.
During a tense House Judiciary hearing, Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) argued that Americans might be justified in using lethal force against masked individuals they believe are attacking them, directly criticizing ICE enforcement tactics under the Trump administration.
Despite a brutal year marked by cyberattacks and regulatory headwinds, long-term investors are eyeing UnitedHealth's depressed stock as a potential multi-year recovery play, betting on demographic trends and deep-value metrics.
In a significant shift for global shipping, Germany's Hapag-Lloyd, in partnership with Maersk, will resume Red Sea and Suez Canal transits from mid-February under naval protection, ending a two-year diversion prompted by Houthi attacks. The move tests the waters for a broader industry return to the vital corridor.
German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd, in partnership with Maersk, is set to resume select services through the Red Sea and Suez Canal from mid-February, marking a tentative return to the vital shipping lane after a prolonged diversion due to Houthi attacks. The move, part of their new 'Gemini Cooperation,' will see vessels sail under naval protection.
