Tennessee execution of Christa Pike fails after two lethal injections
Pike, 50, survived two doses of pentobarbital on Wednesday and was hospitalized. She was sentenced to death in 1996 for murder.
U.S. coach criticizes Premier League club's 114 rule breaches, citing harm to English football and unfair competitive advantage.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard kills six militants in Zahedan operation
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it struck a terrorist cell planning an attack in southeastern Iran, seizing explosive packages.
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Bosnian Serb leaders meet Putin ahead of weekend election
Milorad Dodik and Prime Minister Savo Minic met with Russia's president in Moscow on Tuesday, days before Bosnia's general election.
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Cornell prosecutors reopen gang rape investigation after lawsuit filed
A former student's civil lawsuit alleging she was drugged and assaulted at Chi Phi fraternity in October 2024 has prompted prosecutors to seek grand jury review.
2028 Olympic torch relay to start in Atlanta, visit all 50 states
The torch for the Los Angeles Olympics will be lit in Greece before beginning its U.S. journey in spring 2028, organizers announced Tuesday.
Four injured in apartment explosion in Neuchâtel, Switzerland
An explosion in a residential building in northwestern Switzerland left four people wounded Tuesday, one seriously. The cause remains unknown.
EU digital tax could raise 25 billion euros annually, parliament says
European Parliament estimates proposed digital tax on streaming, data processing, and cryptocurrency assets could generate far more revenue than previously calculated by the Commission.
Peru raises minimum wage to 361 dollars under Fujimori
President Keiko Fujimori signed a decree increasing Peru's monthly minimum wage by 100 soles, with a second increase planned for mid-2027.
Saudi crown prince reaffirms support for Sudan stability
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman pledged Saudi backing for Sudan's stability and territorial integrity during a call with Sudan's transitional sovereignty council chief.
South Korea says North Korean mines caused DMZ blast
Seoul's defence minister confirmed North Korean landmines injured two South Korean personnel, violating the Korean War armistice agreement.
Man freed after 41 years on death row following DNA exoneration
Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, released from Utah prison Monday after DNA analysis excluded him from 1985 murder of Eva Olesen.
FBI grapples with fallout from massive data breach
The FBI is responding to a significant data hack. Details on the scope and impact remain limited.
Dutch police arrest suspected ShinyHunters member over FBI hack
A 24-year-old Amsterdam man arrested September 15 is suspected of involvement in the group that claimed to breach the FBI jobs website, stealing data on thousands of agents and applicants.
Israeli defense minister threatens to target Hamas leaders abroad
Israel's defense minister said Hamas leaders outside the country are in the military's sights, referencing the October 7, 2023 attack.
Brazil defeats Australia 4-2 in FIFA friendly as Raphinha sustains injury
Brazil beat Australia in a second FIFA friendly, but Raphinha was substituted at halftime with right thigh discomfort of undetermined severity.