Madagascar’s president issued a decree dissolving the lower house after leaving the country in fear for his safety, but lawmakers proceeded to impeach him as soldiers said they were taking power.
Police said the suspect entered Switzer Learning Center by claiming he needed paperwork, then attacked staff and left behind suspected pipe bombs later rendered safe.
Three separate shootings in Mississippi homecoming celebrations kill six people and injure 18, leaving investigators to piece together a volatile night across the state.
A Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan march in Lahore escalated into clashes with police on October 10, leaving one protester dead and 22 others injured, according to party and rescue officials cited by Dawn.
The U.S. Justice Department has indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James on a criminal bank fraud charge in Alexandria, Virginia, according to CNN.
Singapore hanged Malaysian national Pannir Selvam Pranthaman after his final appeal failed, despite renewed criticism from rights groups and activists.
Authorities say a 29-year-old man has been arrested over the Pacific Palisades fire, pointing to digital evidence that included an AI-generated image of a burning city.
The Supreme Court’s extradition approval and a separate payment scandal around ally José Luis Espert have sharpened pressure on President Javier Milei.
Residents of the Dutch Caribbean island say the government has failed to protect them from worsening heat, drought and sea-level rise as a landmark climate case reaches a Hague courtroom.
Investigators said they found no sign of a political motive after the newly elected German mayor was discovered with life-threatening injuries at her home.
A deadly shootout near the Abyei Box region has put fresh strain on South Sudan’s fragile security picture, even as officials say the clash was not politically motivated.
A dozen companies and eight managers were targeted over allegations that they helped a Sinaloa faction buy precursor chemicals for fentanyl production.
Judge Karin Immergut again stopped the troop deployment after saying the government had no evidence that Portland needed federalized National Guard forces.