Global Diesel Shortage Could Continue Into 2027
Diesel inventories are falling to historic lows as wars disrupt supply chains, threatening higher transportation, farming and consumer costs.
U.S. Military Says Four Killed in Caribbean Vessel Strike
The U.S. military says it struck a suspected drug-trafficking vessel, but it has not publicly identified those killed or released evidence about the alleged cargo.
Ukraine Launches Its Largest Drone Attack on Moscow
Ukraine launched an unprecedented drone operation against Russia as parliamentary voting ended, with casualties and damage reported in Moscow.
North Korea Launches Two Ballistic Missiles Toward the Sea
South Korea and Japan monitored two North Korean missile launches as regional tensions and stalled nuclear diplomacy continue.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico Prepare Lawsuit Over White House Access Ban
CNN, MS NOW and Politico say they are preparing to sue after the White House deactivated their credentials and denied their reporters access.
Nigeria Orders Review After Dozens of Detained Miners Die
Protests erupted in Minna after dozens of miners died in government custody. Officials have suspended a regional commander, but the cause of the deaths remains unresolved.
Iran Claims New Tanker Strike Near Strait of Hormuz as Shipping Risks Grow
Iran says it struck a Togo-flagged tanker near the Strait of Hormuz, while maritime authorities review multiple incident reports. The precise damage and responsibility remain under investigation.
Flooding Submerges Thousands of Homes Across Northern Vietnam
Heavy rain has isolated communities, damaged crops and disrupted schools across northern Vietnam, with more rainfall forecast.
Five Dead Across Two Connected Los Angeles Crashes
Five people died across a Los Angeles bus collision and the crash of a news helicopter covering it. Federal investigators are examining what caused the aircraft to go down.
Saudi Arabia Seeks Egyptian Support as Houthi Conflict Widens
Saudi Arabia is seeking diplomatic support from Egypt as Houthi attacks threaten regional cities, energy facilities and international shipping.