Trump’s comments on autism evoke anger and hope among autistic people and their families
Some mothers of autistic children say President Donald Trump was blaming moms when he suggested taking Tylenol while pregnant causes autism.
Day: September 28, 2025
Namibia deploys army to fight wildfire burning third of Etosha game reserve
Vast tract of park that is home to 114 mammal species, including critically endangered black rhino, affectedNamibia has begun deploying hundreds of soldiers to fight a fire that has burned through a third of the vast Etosha national park, one of Africa…
‘Hundreds’ of drones and missiles fired at Ukraine by Russia
At least four people have been killed in Kyiv following a Russian aerial bombardment across Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Why is the divisive Tony Blair now touted for post-Gaza war interim role?
The US plan ousts Hamas and forms an administration that will later be handed over to a reformed Palestinian Authority.
‘First time ever’: Trump makes vague comments about ‘greatness in the Middle East’
Donald Trump on Sunday made a vague statement about “greatness in the Middle East.”The president took to his own social media site, Truth Social, at a time when Israel and Hamas are continuing to fight over the remaining hostages.Without stating anyth…
Disinformation efforts intensified ahead of Sunday’s vote: Moldova’s cybersecurity agency chief
Ahead of Sunday’s vote, there was an “unprecedented” effort to destabilise the situation in Moldova, Mihai Lupascu, director of Moldova’s cybersecurity agency, tells France 24. But Moldova’s law enforcement “did a very good job in countering and limit…
Hurricane Humberto hurtles towards US East Coast in satellite footage
Satellite footage captured Hurricane Humberto hurtling towards the US East Coast.
This week’s bestsellers from Publishers Weekly
Here are this week’s bestsellers from Publishers Weekly.
‘The Secret of Secrets’ is the top local fiction bestseller
Here are the top local bestsellers from the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association.
Migrating ticks raise disease risks if they can’t be quickly tracked
As human-driven climate change makes winters shorter, the time ticks spend active is increasing, making tracking them all the more important.