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Ex-Mexican Official Tried to Bribe Inmates in Attempt for New Trial: Judge
U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan dismissed the former top Mexican official's request for a retrial in his U.S drug case.
Archaeologists Discover 'Well Preserved' 7,000-Year-Old Farmers' Settlement
The Neolithic inhabitants cultivated plants and raised cattle, but they also engaged in hunting and gathering activities.
'Extraordinary' Roman Fort Discovered That Likely Housed 500 Soldiers
The fort, located in a far-flung corner of the empire, suggests that the Romans used an "iron fist" policy in the region.
Ukraine Touts 'Unique' Drone Strike on Helicopter: Video
The strike appears to be the first confirmed instance of Ukraine using a first-person view drone to damage a helicopter.
Great Barrier Reef Seas Hottest in 400 Years
Scientists found the Great Barrier Reef experienced its highest ocean temperatures than any recorded year since 1618.
US Warns of 'Gray Zone' Conflict With China, Russia, North Korea
America's geopolitical rivals are expected to challenge both the U.S. and the global order in the coming years.
Russian Troop Obituaries 'Rising So Fast' Counters Struggle to Keep Up
War analysts attempting to record the casualties in Ukraine have concluded that the death toll is rising "faster than we can count," according to local media.
China Tests Train That Could Be Fastest in World
The technology reduces friction by using magnetic levitation to float the train above the tracks inside a low-pressure tube.
China Turns Tables on U.S. Doping Accusations at Olympic Games
U.S. Anti-Doping Agency cleared sprinter Erriyon Knighton after ruling his failed drug test was caused by contaminated meat.
Win for World's Richest Monarch As Top Thai Party Banned
Thailand's Move Forward Party was ordered dissolved by the constitutional court for having sought to reform the harsh royal insult law before the last election.
Russia's Fastest Advances in Ukraine Since Spring 2022 'Will Likely Slow'
Moscow's gains spiked in May, as Russia pushed into the Kharkiv region and attacked in the east.
U.S. Destroyer Hints at Encounter With Russia, China Near Guam
The USS Rafael Peralta's official Facebook page said the warship "protected Guam" during a recent Chinese and Russian joint deployment.
Hoard of Ancient Gold Coins Found That Were 'Too Valuable' for Everyday Use
"The discovery of such a valuable find in a controlled archaeological excavation is very rare," said researcher Christopher Ratté.
Ukraine's US Ambassador Calls Tim Walz 'A Reliable Friend of Our Country'
Kamala Harris' VP pick was praised for his steadfast support of the nation, in contrast to the stance of JD Vance.
Helicopter Crash Kills 5 People in Nepal
A chopper en route to the town of Syabrubeshi in Nepal crashed outside Kathmandu on Wednesday, killing all onboard.
China's State Media Reacts to US Withdrawal From African Military Base
The U.S. decision to leave Niger was a reluctant one, a Chinese Communist Party-run tabloid concluded this week.
Putin Breaks Silence on Ukraine's Kursk Incursion
The Russian president, speaking at an emergency meeting, appeared to downplay cross-border attacks by Ukrainian troops, sparking mutterings of discontent.
Israeli Athletes Receive 'Psychological Terror' Threats at Paris Olympics
Tensions throughout the Middle East have remained high amid Israel's ongoing war with Hamas militants in Gaza.
Indian Olympian Disqualified Then 'Hospitalized'—Modi 'Appeals'
PM Modi reportedly asked the Indian Olympic Association to appeal the disqualification of a wrestler who failed to make weight for her final.
Russia's Black Sea Fleet 'Sitting Ducks' as Ukraine Sinks Submarine
Kyiv said Moscow's Rostov-on-Don, which had been undergoing repairs since a Ukrainian strike hit the sub last year, was destroyed.
Russia Loses Two Combat Helicopters in Ukraine's Kursk Raid: Reports
Moscow reported a cross-border raid into its Kursk region on Tuesday, with heavy clashes continuing on through Wednesday.
Explosions Heard Just Miles Away From Russian Nuclear Power Plant
Ukrainian forces conducted a series of cross-border raids into the region of Kursk, Russia, on Tuesday.