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Jordan launched air strikes on armed group hideouts in southern Syria on Oct. 26, days after gunmen killed nine people at a Karak church funeral this week.
Navi Pillay won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for decades of work advancing international justice, while Canadian poet Anne Carson took the Literature prize.
This year's Nobel Prizes have honored the scientists behind optogenetics in medicine and a physicist who tracked cosmic neutrinos through Antarctic ice.
By 2026, the Alps are declining in their hold on Europe’s water supply, with Swiss glaciers dropping 5.5% of their ice volume, the second-largest loss ever.
The 81st UN General Assembly opened in New York this week, marking Guterres' final high-level session and kicking off the search for the UN's next leader.
Lionel Messi, 39, has announced his retirement from international soccer after a 21-year career with Argentina’s senior national team.
A rock-and-ice collapse high in the Himalayas on August 26 triggered a destructive flood along river valleys near the Nepal-China border.
President Donald Trump said the United States had secured majority control of interests tied to more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves.
Nvidia and Nokia are developing commercial AI-RAN products that combine accelerated computing with radio-access network software.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing will invest another $100 billion into U.S. chipmaking, bringing its total announced American commitment to $265 billion.
Vesuvius Challenge researchers virtually unwrapped and read PHerc. 1667, the first Herculaneum scroll ever recovered end to end without being physically opened.