Trump Urges Republicans to Vote as if He Were on the Ballot
Trump opened the Republican midterm convention in Dallas by asking voters to 'pretend' he is on the ballot and vowing to defy midterm history.
India, in focus.
Trump opened the Republican midterm convention in Dallas by asking voters to 'pretend' he is on the ballot and vowing to defy midterm history.
Once branded the euro zone's weakest economies, the five former PIIGS nations have rebuilt their credit standings, with Greece posting the most dramatic turnaround.
Six months into the Iran war, analysts compare it to America's post-9/11 'forever wars,' warning of a protracted conflict with no clear exit.
A Hong Kong court convicted Dow Jones Publishing (Asia) of deterring WSJ reporter Selina Cheng from a union role, but acquitted it of dismissal over the union position.
A criminal defense attorney says Trump's promise of a $5,000 dividend to every adult citizen is lawful, but whether it happens depends on Congress and funding.
Russian officials have dismissed Japan's call to remove a newly unveiled WWII monument in Khabarovsk, saying it will remain and urging Tokyo to face its wartime crimes.
A doctor aboard a high-speed train leaving Shanghai helped a woman deliver her baby, assisted by remote guidance from hospital obstetricians.
Fitch will scrutinise Japan's next budget for signs that PM Sanae Takaichi can pair growth spending with fiscal discipline, a senior analyst says.
Daniel Conahan Jr., 72, faces lethal injection for the 1996 killing of Richard Allen Montgomery, linked to the 'Hog Trail Murders' in southwest Florida.
Trump promised $5,000 to every US adult if Republicans keep the House and Senate, a costly and uncertain proposal.
Australia has relaxed its proposed 20% gas reservation rule, letting the energy regulator set required levels and delaying the scheme's start to 2028.
A US magistrate judge in Miami denied bail to Andrew and Tristan Tate, who have been jailed since July 18 while contesting extradition to the UK on rape charges.
Iranian strikes overnight damaged US aircraft at Jordan's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, including an A-10 that lost a wing, as the US and Iran dispute the toll of their escalating exchanges.
Trump promised a $5,000 payment to every American adult if Republicans keep Congress, headlining a Dallas convention that some vulnerable candidates skipped.
Xi Jinping's expected visit to India for the BRICS summit may improve diplomatic relations, but business ties remain strained by regulatory hurdles and mutual suspicion.
Earth recorded its hottest August on record and its hottest Northern Hemisphere summer, with human-caused warming and a strengthening El Nino driving the extremes.
Hundreds protested in central Lima against US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit and Peru's role in the 'Shield of the Americas' initiative.
Brent crude stayed above $100 a barrel as Iran and the US exchanged their biggest attacks on shipping, deepening fears of prolonged supply disruption.
Republicans opened a Dallas midterm convention centred on Donald Trump, attacking Democrats as radical while skipping swing-state candidates stayed away.
Australia has softened its proposed East Coast gas reservation rule, shifting from a fixed 20% to a flexible up-to-20% requirement for LNG exporters.