Investigators are piecing together the suspect's background after the gunfire at the White House press dinner — the picture so far points to a lone actor with online grievances.
Japanese authorities are warning of an unusual surge in bear encounters as hibernation ends — a pattern increasingly tied to acorn-crop failure and shrinking forest habitat.
A German tourist on a family holiday in Egypt has died from a snake bite sustained at an in-resort snake-handling show — the latest in a string of incidents.
The bank is reconsidering one of the last great expat-era benefits — paid international school fees for staff — as Hong Kong's banking economics tighten.
La Fenice has dismissed its incoming music director following sustained protests over alleged nepotism and political ties — a rare cultural-sector reversal in Italy.
The fringe anti-immigration group says it did not organise the booing of Welcome to Country addresses, even as a since-deleted post had asked supporters 'how loud will you be'.
Russian missiles and drones struck Odesa overnight, killing several civilians and damaging port infrastructure — Ukraine's southern grain artery is again under pressure.
A vehicle-borne explosive on a major Colombian highway has killed at least 21 people, intensifying fears of pre-election violence in May.
President Sheinbaum's government formally protests Washington's involvement in the raid that left two unauthorised American agents dead in Chihuahua.
The al-Qaida-linked group has reportedly captured at least two towns in central and northern Mali, escalating from coordinated strikes to held territory.
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