Hand of Moscow? The men jailed for vandalism in French hybrid warfare case
Three Bulgarians are jailed for painting red hands on France’s Holocaust Memorial in a suspected case of Russian “destabilisation”.
Day: November 1, 2025
SNAP FAQ: WA, Seattle officials’ response, where to get food aid and more
Nearly 930,000 low-income Washington residents set to lose their food stamps could need to rely on food banks due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.
Mr. Pibb is back. Coca-Cola revives spicy cherry soda after nearly 25 years
The soda gained a following for three decades, but it was discontinued in 2001 and rebranded Pibb Xtra.
What to watch when WSU faces lone Pac-12 foe Oregon State
Washington State faces a struggling Oregon State team Saturday in the first of two matchups between the lone Pac-12 foes. Here’s what to watch.
US nuclear airmen plead guilty to false statements in shooting that suspended Sig Sauer M18 use
Two airmen at a Wyoming U.S. Air Force base have pleaded guilty to making false statements about the deadly shooting of another airman.
Scavenging for food in streets – desperation takes hold in Jamaica after hurricane
People in Black River haven’t seen any aid and told the BBC that they are fighting to survive.
Halloween 2025: All the celebrity costumes at Heidi Klum’s party
Stars showed out in their Halloween best at Heidi Klum’s annual party.
Republicans push back against Trump’s call to end the Senate filibuster
The filibuster allows the minority party in the US Senate to block bills should they fail to reach 60 votes in favour.
APEC summit to close in South Korea after Trump, Xi agreed on trade truce
Leaders of 21 Asian and Pacific Rim nations are to set to wrap up their annual economic forum, as the world is relieved after President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed on a temporary truce on their trade war.
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace accused of directing expletive-ridden rant at ‘incompetent’ airport cops: police report
The Republican congresswoman was ‘very irate’ and ‘talking loudly using profanity,’ the police report says