Hungary's sole nuclear power plant has fully suspended operations for the first time in over 40 years, a direct consequence of prolonged drought conditions.
International students face increased procedures, additional costs, and uncertainty under new US visa laws, especially those changing study plans or pursuing doctoral degrees.
A floating barrier has been deployed in the waters between Ceuta and Morocco, following an event where tens of thousands of migrants flooded Spanish territory.
Ihor Oboliensky, commander of Ukraine's 2nd Corps, appears to have escaped an assassination attempt after the suspect's gun jammed just as it was fired.
The U.S. Department of Justice states construction errors caused the reflecting pool's lining to peel, dismissing sabotage accusations against a former olympic athlete.
A large explosion occurred at a training ground in khmelnitsky province, a location believed to be a storage facility for missiles and glide bombs for Ukraine's F-16 fleet.
Two young Vietnamese men have been arrested on charges of illegally converting over 100 pedal-assist bicycles into electric bikes for their compatriots.
Israel announced its military used 700 tons of explosives to destroy what it described as Hezbollah's underground fortress beneath the slopes of Beaufort mountain in southern Lebanon.
Security officials in Ceuta, a Spanish territory in North Africa, report the border with Morocco has "completely collapsed" amidst an influx of thousands of migrants.
Nursing homes across the United States are facing the risk of losing numerous care staff, including nurses, nutritionists, and trainers, as a result of stricter immigration policies.
A 15-year-old in Indiana received a 100-year prison sentence for his involvement with gang members in a shooting that killed a witness and an innocent woman.