Microsoft Outage Hits Azure, 365, Xbox, Minecraft and More
A major Microsoft outage has disrupted Azure, Microsoft 365, Xbox, and Minecraft worldwide after a configuration failure, with services now gradually recovering.
Day: October 30, 2025
What can break the shutdown impasse?
Several inflection points are approaching, including the start of Obamacare open enrollment and a suspension of federal nutrition benefits for millions of struggling Americans.
Louvre heist suspects ‘partially admitted’ involvement – The Washington Post
Louvre heist suspects ‘partially admitted’ involvement The Washington PostLouvre heist suspects have admitted involvement in jewels theft CNN2 Louvre Heist Suspects Have ‘Partially Admitted’ to the Crime The New York Ti…
Driver choking by side of road saved by deputy on patrol
This is the moment a deputy saves a woman choking by the side of the road after he noticed her struggling whilst he was on patrol in Illinois.
Dozens dead as ‘unprecedented’ Hurricane Melissa rips through Caribbean
At least 34 people have been killed after Hurricane Melissa tore through the Caribbean, leaving widespread destruction.
At least 30 killed after ‘unprecedented’ Hurricane Melissa ravages through Caribbean
At least 30 people have died after Hurricane Melissa tore through the Caribbean on Wednesday.
Trump approves South Korea’s plan to build nuclear-powered submarine
US President Donald Trump said Thursday that he has authorised South Korea to build its first nuclear-powered submarine, marking a major shift in the allies’ defence cooperation. The announcement came a day after the two countries reached a broad trad…
Mariners fans watching World Series should feel encouraged (and bummed)
The more riveting this World Series gets, the more agonizing it must be for Mariners fans. But it should at least be motivating to know the M’s could have won it all.
Israeli military kills two in new Gaza attack despite ‘resuming’ ceasefire
UN secretary-general strongly condemns Israeli attacks in Gaza on Tuesday, which killed more than 100 Palestinians.
Media coalition sues Tennessee prison officials to get more access to executions
A coalition of news organizations is suing Tennessee’s top prisons official and a warden, alleging that state execution protocols unconstitutionally limit the media’s access to the entire process when inmates are put to death.