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A new analysis of 854 European cities estimates that heat waves this summer killed 50,391 people, and that climate change was responsible for about two-thirds of those deaths.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Soaring food and housing costs are forcing households in Tehran to rethink what they can afford, as sanctions, war damage and trade disruptions deepen an economic crisis.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
A court filing describes repeated failed attempts to place IV lines in the Tennessee inmate's arms before the Sept. 30 execution attempt that she survived.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
A father who fatally shot a gunman at his daughters' school in Oregon has described his anguish over being unable to save more pupils after hearing children pleading for their lives.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Two Ukrainians who were held alongside the 74-year-old US citizen describe beatings, humiliation and neglect during his four years in Russian detention.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
A driver firing in bursts through Trappes and neighboring La Verriere killed one person and wounded at least five, including a 12-year-old girl, and prosecutors have opened a terrorism investigation.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Security researchers using OpenAI technology found serious vulnerabilities in the programming language behind roughly 70% of websites, prompting urgent patching and takedowns across several countries.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Polls suggest much of the president's 2024 support among Hispanic voters in Texas has faded, as immigration enforcement and rising costs shape the 3 November midterm races.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Residents of Ukraine's capital sleep in subway stations, juggle school around air-raid alerts and brace for winter as Russian attacks make 2026 potentially the city's deadliest year of the war.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Repeated Ukrainian drone strikes have forced Moscow's main airports to suspend operations almost daily in October, and analysts say the pressure could extend to airlines, insurers and ticket prices.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Taiwan closed schools and offices and cancelled all domestic and hundreds of international flights as the weakened but enormous typhoon swept past the island, leaving one person dead.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Figures from the Palestinian Ministry of Social Development in Gaza show more than 54,000 children have lost one or both parents since October 2023, with officials warning of rising child labour, school dropout and early marriage.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
The government has capped trade margins on 137 more cancer medicines from next month, following a case begun by a retired bank clerk in Kerala who has since died.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton says Iranian plans to kill Americans in the Middle East and elsewhere have reached advanced stages, according to a memo to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
The upcoming Israeli elections are not as fateful as they are being portrayed.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and senior ministers pledged a siege, forced evacuations and mass home demolitions in Hebron after gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers near a checkpoint, drawing legal challenges and accusations of collective punishment.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Israeli forces shot dead two men the army says were carrying out an attack near Hebron, prompting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to order a full closure of the West Bank days before national elections.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Israel's prime minister said he had ordered the military to seal off Hebron and prepare an extensive operation after two gunmen killed two soldiers at a junction near the city.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Two soldiers and two Palestinian gunmen died in a firefight near Hebron on Friday, prompting Israel's prime minister to order a full closure of the West Bank days before national elections.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
The Israeli military has begun razing Palestinian buildings in Hebron after two soldiers died in a gun attack, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promising wider action in the West Bank four days before the general election.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Israel is demolishing homes and removing hundreds of Palestinians from a Hebron neighborhood after gunmen killed two soldiers, as analysts link the response to Tuesday's election.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Kushner and the White House dismissed an upcoming book's allegations about a Russian-hacked iPhone and more than $2 billion from Middle Eastern leaders as fabricated and unsupported.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
With oil near US$113 a barrel, forecasts being downgraded and a possible fifth rate rise looming, Australia's treasurer has few easy options to ease pressure on households.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
Officials say at least 34 others were wounded when armed men opened fire at a church in Hmoud, in Karak governorate, on Friday.
News Media House Staff · October 23, 2026
