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Limoges Residents Grieve City Hall Damage After Protests in France
As unrest surged across France over the weekend, rioters set fire to Limoges city hall, destroying a symbol for the small city’s residents.
Judge throws out case against Uber brought by 13,000 London cab drivers
Delivering his judgment on Monday, Mr Justice Birt ruled the cases were time-barred and brought too late
Ukraine deploys drone to airlift wounded soldier in 'world-first' operation
Ukraine has evacuated a wounded soldier from the front line using an aerial drone in what a Ukrainian army brigade has described as a world-first operation. The successful mission highlights the growing role of unmanned technology in battlefield evacuations as drones continue to shape the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
Jordan Firstman on how fading love of partying inspired directing debut ‘Club Kid’
Actor and Club Kid director Jordan Firstman says he was only prompted to make his directorial debut once the appeal of hard partying began to fade.
We're buying more of a beaten-up stock before another overhang is lifted
The stock is still down big from its Aug. 5 close.
Ex-OpenAI Employee Who Planted Device Had Saudi Backing, Court Filing Shows
US prosecutors charged Alfozan last week with using an electronic device to intercept oral communications.
The Nintendo Switch 2 is already on sale ahead of Black Friday 2026
Nintendo could also release cheap Switch 2 bundles this Black Friday
Bollywood actor Tiger Shroff escapes with minor injuries after gunmen fire at his car
Actor escapes with injuries from gunpowder and broken glass but driver and bystander suffer gunshot wounds
US extends temporary protections for Ukrainian and Sudanese immigrants – at least for now
A Homeland Security spokesperson said announcements on Ukrainian and Sudanese TPS holders would ‘be made at the appropriate time’, but protections would remain for now