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Iran and the United States are exchanging attacks amid a Middle East crisis around the Strait of Hormuz.
Nigeria's military reportedly rescued 36 hostages and destroyed Boko Haram bases in an operation.
A report describes a dispute over Microsoft's response to a security researcher concerning a zero-day vulnerability.
A report says European automakers are exploring defense-related markets, citing greater financial opportunities and NATO demand.
A former British intelligence chief described Vladimir Putin's demands as extravagant and unchanged.
A report alleges that JetBrains Cadence was compromised by exploiting a vulnerability in its TeamCity environment.
Nine people in Gaza were reportedly injured when an Israeli interceptor missile was activated by fire from Israel itself.
A report attributes an increase in homicides in Tolima to factors including drug dealing and illegal mining.
A report examines the use of artificial intelligence in warfare and who may decide when lethal force is used.
Russia is increasing recruitment of African students as Western visa crackdowns push some applicants eastward.
Gun violence is testing security in Brussels as drug trafficking contributes to a cycle of violence.
The NBA imposed a one-year ban on Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and fined the team $30 million over a salary-cap scandal involving Kawhi Leonard.
Mumbai’s civic body plans to appoint NEERI for a ₹3.01-crore study of methane and air pollution at the Kanjurmarg dumping ground.
A television presenter, aged 39, was sentenced to death in connection with a major drug-trafficking operation.
Christian schools in Jerusalem are reportedly continuing to close because staff permits have not been issued.
A shooting in north Houston left at least one person dead, and a suspect was reportedly seen fleeing the scene.
Indian and Nepali teams are continuing efforts to rescue people from the Chilime tunnel, while an approach route for heavy machinery is being prepared.
Israeli artillery reportedly struck agricultural areas in southern Quneitra, Syria. The report indicates cross-border military activity but provides no casualty or damage details.
Politicians in Texas are reportedly treating everyday Muslim practices as a security or social threat. The supplied headline does not identify a specific enacted measure or incident.
Legal scholars have warned that civil-rights law could develop an exception affecting anti-Zionist expression or conduct. The headline describes a warning, not a confirmed legal change.
The GOC has tasked the 32 Artillery Brigade with supporting an ongoing offensive against criminal elements. The supplied headline does not provide details on the location, scale or casualties.
An East Jerusalem man has been indicted over an alleged weapons transaction involving a Hamas agent.
Polk County has enacted a burn ban, restricting outdoor burning because of fire risk.
A landowner sold property to a data-center developer but declined the full payment; the headline indicates later consequences connected to the development.
Heavy rain has left mud and widespread disruption across dug-up townships in the trans-Hindon area.
The army reports destroying three suspected improvised explosive devices in Jiribam, Manipur. The report does not state whether anyone was injured or identify those responsible.
Vladimir Putin thanked Donald Trump for attempts to mediate for peace and said Russia is comfortable working with him.
Epinephrine vials have been recalled because of concerns about sterility.
NIPSCO reports intermittent outages affecting communities still recovering from the August 11 storm.
NATO leaders are meeting in Ankara, with Ukraine among the issues under discussion and Donald Trump expected to attend.
Puerto Rico is reinforcing its position in reshoring as industry and government work to address critical gaps.
A former spokesperson for Ukraine's president reportedly argued that rejecting negotiations is harming Ukraine. The headline provides political commentary rather than evidence of a new policy or battlefield development.
Narsarsuaq Airport in Greenland is reportedly being given a future beyond its current situation. The supplied headline does not specify the operational changes or timeline.
The United States is continuing a war against Iran through vessel-for-vessel actions. No specific incident, casualty figure or operational detail is supplied.
A Ukrainian official reportedly said Putin brought the war back to Russia through an attack on Ukraine's security service in Kyiv. The supplied headline does not provide confirmed details about casualties or the attack's scale.
A fraudulent recruitment scheme reportedly caused a person to lose all of their savings during a job interview. The supplied information does not establish broader scale or systemic impact.
Turkey and Iran held last-minute talks during a period described as wartime tension. The supplied report does not specify the talks' outcome or concrete actions.
Israel's Shin Bet reportedly prepared for months and used informants in Gaza to capture a Hamas spy chief. The report concerns an intelligence operation within the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Christiana Figueres warned that reliance on fossil fuels is holding the world hostage and described climate-related health impacts as a profound injustice.