U.S. private firm agrees to develop 17 Venezuelan oil fields
North American Blue Energy Partners signed a deal with the Trump administration to operate oil production areas in Venezuela's major basins.
The embassy cautioned U.S. citizens in the Middle East about potential security escalation, flight disruptions, and past Iranian strikes on civilian infrastructure.
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Pentagon launches polygraph tests on military officials over munitions leak
The Pentagon is conducting lie-detector tests on approximately 50 members of the Joint Staff to identify who disclosed classified information about U.S. munitions stockpiles.
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Nine-meter mural of Freddie Mercury unveiled at Wembley Park
Street artist Frank Styles created an anamorphic artwork on the Spanish Steps to mark what would have been the Queen singer's 80th birthday Saturday.
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Richard Hughes departs Liverpool after two years as sporting director
The 47-year-old Scot oversaw £670m in transfers and appointed two managers before stepping down following the summer transfer window.
Luka Modric confirms he will continue playing for Croatia
The 40-year-old midfielder has decided to remain available for Croatia's upcoming UEFA Nations League campaign.
Mali shocks Spain 82-73 for historic second World Cup win
Mali defeated Spain in Berlin on Saturday, securing only its second victory in Women's Basketball World Cup history.
Measles outbreak in Bangladesh nears 1,000 child deaths
Bangladesh faces its deadliest measles outbreak in decades, with 991 deaths and over 180,000 suspected and confirmed cases since March.
Spain takes control of Ceuta port to house migrants
Madrid's transport minister signed an order Saturday to override local objections and install temporary tent facilities for over 1,000 migrants.
Filmmaker Maria Tsioli, 29, killed in Athens car crash
Greek director was among three victims in early September accident on Alexandra Avenue; unfinished film "Passage" planned for autumn production.
Competing rallies held in Berlin over Russian cultural center closure
Hundreds demonstrated both for and against Germany's decision to close the Russian House of Science and Culture, citing a Leipzig airport attack.
Two survivors rescued in Nepal 10 days after devastating floods
A Chinese worker and a 64-year-old woman were pulled alive from a hydropower tunnel and collapsed house Saturday, as search efforts continue for thousands missing.
Seattle Times, Newsday sue OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement
Two U.S. newspapers filed a federal lawsuit alleging the tech companies used their journalism without permission to train AI systems.
Trump names Adam Telle as acting Army secretary after Driscoll's departure
Adam Telle, assistant secretary of the Army for civil works, replaces Dan Driscoll following months of reported tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Denver Summit ends Gotham FC's 10-game unbeaten streak with 3-0 win
Denver Summit defeated NWSL leaders Gotham FC 3-0 on Sunday, ending the club's record unbeaten run and becoming the second expansion team to beat the reigning champions twice this season.
Dodgers remove Ohtani from lineup amid health concerns
Shohei Ohtani sits out Thursday's game as Los Angeles manages the two-way star's condition heading into the final month of the season.