Sheinbaum Dismisses Rubio's Cartel Criticism as US Electioneering
Claudia Sheinbaum pushed back on Marco Rubio's claim that Mexico's anti-cartel efforts fall short, calling the remarks part of US midterm campaigning.
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William and Kate launch 'On Your Side' suicide prevention toolkit at Everton
Prince William and Princess Kate attended an event at Everton's stadium on World Suicide Prevention Day to launch the 'On Your Side' suicide prevention toolkit for sport.
German Police Arrest Suspect in Power Grid Sabotage Attacks
German police arrested a 48-year-old man near the Weisweiler power plant in connection with a series of attacks on the country's power distribution systems.
Better Markets sues Fed over capital rule overhaul, alleging improper bank contacts
Better Markets has sued the Federal Reserve and Vice Chair Michelle Bowman, alleging improper private contacts with banks during a capital rule consultation.
Ryanair CEO Rejects Claim Passenger Was Partly Sucked Out of Shattered Window
Ryanair chief Michael O'Leary disputes claims that an injured passenger was partly sucked out of a shattered window during a July flight from Greece to Germany.
Eleven Months Into Gaza Ceasefire, Displaced Palestinians Report Ongoing Strikes
Nearly two million people in Gaza remain displaced as residents describe continuing strikes and block-wide evacuation orders eleven months into a fragile ceasefire.
ECB policymakers signal further tightening, October move possible
ECB policymakers expect more policy tightening in the months ahead and could act again as soon as October, sources say, after this week's second rate rise of the year.
Driver's trial in Anthony Joshua crash case pushed to November 17
The Ogun State trial of the driver in the December 2025 crash that injured Anthony Joshua and killed two team members has been adjourned to November 17.
Portuguese rights group sues Meta, TikTok and YouTube over addictive design
Portuguese digital rights group D3 has filed four collective lawsuits against Meta, ByteDance and Alphabet over features it says keep users hooked.
UK retailers sold charcoal tied to Gran Chaco deforestation, report finds
Global Witness says UK retailers sold barbecue charcoal linked to deforestation in Paraguay's Gran Chaco, exposing gaps in Britain's Environment Act.
Poland's gold buying holds steady in August as reserves near 700-ton goal
Poland's central bank raised its gold reserves to 648 metric tons in August, adding 7.8 tons, as it works toward a 700-ton target.
Russia Votes as Antiwar Party Yabloko Barred, Dissent Squeezed
Russia holds a three-day parliamentary election with the antiwar party Yabloko barred from fielding candidates and dissent further curtailed.
Houthis Seize Mocha, Push Toward Bab el-Mandeb as Oil Prices Surge
Houthi forces seized Yemen's Mocha port and advanced to the Hanish islands, raising fears over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait as Brent crude hit $105.
IMF Welcomes Planned Trump-Xi Meeting, Stresses Dialogue Between Top Economies
The IMF has welcomed plans for a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month.
France's Growth Outlook Cut to 0.4% as Purchasing Power Slips
France's statistics agency expects the economy to grow just 0.4% this year, below the government's 0.7% target, as weak consumption and falling investment weigh.
Finnish Opposition Calls for Data Centre Permitting After Google AI Deal
Finland's opposition parties urge a national permitting system for data centres after Google announced its largest European AI investment, citing power supply and price concerns.
US Proposes Scrapping 60-Day Grace Period for H-1B Workers After Layoffs
The Trump administration has proposed ending the 60-day grace period that lets laid-off H-1B and other temporary visa holders stay in the US to find a new sponsor.
White House Promises $500 Rebate Checks to 1 Million ACA Enrollees
The White House says $500 rebate checks will go to about 1 million ACA enrollees in 30 states, though funding and congressional approval remain unclear.
Houthi Rebels Enter Yemen's Mokha Port, Threatening Fragile Truce
Houthi rebels have entered Yemen's Red Sea port city of Mokha, residents and doctors say, raising fears for a 2022 truce.
Kimmel Says Talarico Interview Will Stream on YouTube, Not Air on ABC
Jimmy Kimmel said his interview with Texas Senate candidate James Talarico will appear on YouTube rather than ABC, citing FCC threats.