Iran claims a cruise missile was launched at a US ship in the northern Indian Ocean as "revenge" for the sinking of the warship Dena by a US submarine.
An unusual raccoon, characterized by its long legs and abnormally short body, has become a sensation across US social media due to its distinctive appearance.
Japan amends its imperial law, permitting princesses to retain their titles after marrying commoners, but maintains the prohibition on female succession to the throne.
Ukraine's prosecutor general released a video showing a suspect planting a bomb outside an apartment building in Monaco, injuring oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev, his wife, and children. The announcement follows the arrest of two men suspected of orchestrating the attack.
Villagers in Pengshui district, Chongqing, began evacuating after a landslide risk was identified, but a section of the mountain collapsed, burying some people and homes.
The acting US Secretary of the Navy stated no disciplinary action would be taken against the Blue Angels pilot who flew mere meters above spectators' heads.
President Zelensky appointed the SBU head as acting defense minister amid a wave of protests against the dismissal of former minister Mykhailo Fedorov.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission believes Musk may have violated the law by promising to pay 1 million USD to voters in the state's supreme court election.
Former minister Mykhailo Fedorov speaks for the first time since his dismissal, revealing disagreements with army commander-in-chief Oleksandr Syrsky during his tenure.
England has urged FIFA to investigate the Argentina national football team after players were photographed with a banner asserting sovereignty over the disputed Falkland Islands.
