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Progressive Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers duel for key Michigan Senate seat
Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers are competing in a crucial Senate race in Michigan, which may influence Senate control. El-Sayed is promoting a progressive agenda, including universal healthcare, while trying to unite various community divisions. Rogers, aiming for redemption after a narrow prior loss, faces challenges without Trump's support on the ballot. The race has drawn substantial advertising funds and intense scrutiny.
From the sidelines to the ballot box: Palestinian citizens make their vote count in Israel
Palestinian citizens of Israel showed unprecedented political engagement in recent elections, resulting in record-high voter turnout. Ra'am and the Joint List secured a total of 19 seats in the Knesset, significantly surpassing previous elections. This surge came as a response to the concerns over rising violence and neglect in Arab communities. While Netanyahu's government increased anti-Arab rhetoric, many voters sought change through their votes.
Halima Salman, a New York woman who was married to an ISIS fighter in Syria as a teenager, faces up to 10 years in prison after being convicted of receiving weapons training from the group
Halima Salman, a New York woman, was convicted of receiving weapons training from ISIS in Syria. She was taken to Syria by her father as a teenager. Salman spent time in ISIS-controlled housing and endured difficulties during her marriage before fleeing. US officials arrested her upon her return to New York in 2024. She now faces a potential prison sentence of up to ten years.
Michigan Senate race a test of attacks on Muslim candidate, progressive agenda
Michigan’s open Senate race between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed has become a test of both party control and political identity, with El-Sayed seeking to become the first Muslim US senator. The campaign has been marked by Republican attacks linking him to Islamist extremism, which he denies, while El-Sayed has focused on affordability and progressive economic policies in a closely contested battleground state.
Anthropic IPO: Firm uses ‘catastrophic’ word 10 times in document to highlight ‘humanitarian’ AI risks
Anthropic’s IPO filing highlights an unusual risk for investors, warning that its AI technology could pose “catastrophic or existential risks to humanity” if developed or deployed without adequate safeguards. According to Axios, more than 90 pages of the prospectus are devoted to risk factors, including concerns about AI misuse, weaponisation and autonomous systems.
Lula’s Brazil election win: How he thwarted Trump’s Latin America ambitions
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil’s presidential election against Flávio Bolsonaro, stopping a conservative streak in Latin America. This victory challenges U.S. influence in the region and complicates President Trump's strategies. Lula's administration may seek collaboration with Washington while maintaining Brazil's independent foreign policy. Domestic congressional dynamics present challenges for Lula as he pursues reforms amidst conservative opposition.
Brazil Presidential Election run off: Who is winning Donald Trump's ally Flavio Bolsonaro or Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva whom Barack Obama once called 'world's most popular politician'?
Brazil Presidential run off: Lula, who at 80 is one of the world's oldest heads of state, is Brazil's 35th and 39th president, having served from 2003-2010 and again since 2023. Bolsonaro, 45, aims to return his family name to power while his father serves time for attempting a coup to prevent the end of his 2019-2022 presidency.
India hits out at UN rapporteur Ben Saul for bias in counter-terror report, affirms Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan
India expressed serious concern over the UN rapporteur's report, claiming it contained factual inaccuracies regarding Dawood Ibrahim. Indian diplomat Raghoo Puri highlighted that Ibrahim is a wanted criminal residing in Pakistan. Puri noted that the report overlooked key facts, which harms the UN's legitimacy. He criticized the use of human rights frameworks to justify terrorism and reaffirmed India's stance on Jammu and Kashmir.
A look at the major candidates in Israel's election Tuesday
Next Tuesday, Israeli citizens will vote for their next prime minister amid a tense political landscape. Benjamin Netanyahu has led Israel for years and faces strong opposition from Gadi Eisenkot. Eisenkot, a former military chief, has positioned himself as a moderate alternative but maintains a focus on security. Other prominent figures include Naftali Bennett, Itamar Ben-Gvir, and Mansour Abbas, each with unique political stances.
From France to Albania, social unrest is setting Europe's streets ablaze
Across Europe, a wave of protests is sweeping through as citizens express their frustration over escalating living expenses and inadequate public services, particularly in education. France sees students rallying for enhanced educational facilities, while cities in Spain erupt in housing protests. Italy witnesses heated demonstrations over wage increases and healthcare issues. In Albania, the youth are clashing with authorities in anti-corruption protests.
US foils alleged white supremacist plot to attack Hindu temple targeting Indian Americans
An alleged mass shooting plot targeting Indian Americans at the Sri Venkateswara Swami Balaji Temple has emerged. Alexandros Paporakis, 19, was arrested after police uncovered a manifesto containing extremist ideologies and a detailed attack plan. Local officials, including Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, condemned the threat and called for collective action against hate. The incident has sparked concern from the Indian government and advocacy groups about rising anti-South Asian sentiment.
Trump says military execution will not be livestreamed
US President Donald Trump has stated that the execution of Nidal Hasan will not be streamed online. Immediate family members of the victims will have the option to view the execution in person. This announcement comes after discussions among government officials and public opinion against live streaming. Nidal Hasan was convicted of murdering 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009.
Pakistan tells UN chief 25 terrorist groups operating in Afghanistan amid tensions with Kabul
Pakistan Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi told UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres that 25 terrorist organisations were operating in Afghanistan and urged international cooperation to tackle the threat. His remarks came amid escalating Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions following Pakistani airstrikes on militant targets. Guterres also praised Pakistan's contribution to UN peacekeeping missions.
Trump Mobile breach reportedly exposes personal data from 3,615 users: Who hacked the firm and how?
Trump Mobile, launched by Donald Trump's sons, has recently suffered a data breach affecting over three thousand customers. A cybercrime group named BYOD claimed responsibility for the hack, which exposed personal data including names and contact details. The group reportedly gained access through an employee of Liberty Mobile, the network operator supporting Trump Mobile.
flydubai axe attack renews scrutiny: Key aircraft incidents since 9/11 that reshaped aviation safety rules
A flydubai co-pilot launched a terrorist attack by stabbing the captain with an emergency axe. The plane rapidly plunged 16,000 feet before passengers intervened to gain control. Despite serious injuries, the captain managed to land the aircraft safely, ensuring all passengers survived. This incident has reignited discussions regarding aviation security and pilot screening processes. Past incidents like 9/11 and the Germanwings crash have already changed safety protocols significantly.
Saudi-backed Yemeni forces expel the Houthis from several areas around key strait, officials say
Forces of Yemen's internationally recognized government began a major offensive Monday against the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels on the country's Red Sea coast, under an intensified air campaign by the Saudi-led coalition.
Mexico sends troops after US says shots fired across border
The troops were posted in Tamaulipas state in an area wher the rival Northeast and Gulf drug cartels are fighting for control. The United States classified both as foreign terrorist organizations in February 2025.
Louisiana brothers accused of channeling $1.7 million to Hamas through Gaza aid campaigns, NYPD undercover operation exposes network
Abdel Adhami and Omar Adhami have been arrested for allegedly raising over $1.7 million intended for humanitarian aid to Gaza, with a significant portion sourced from the US. The prosecution asserts that the siblings utilized social media to promote propaganda and receive donations for Hamas. An NYPD undercover officer was involved in the investigation.
NIA court frames charges against Yasin Malik, 6 others for offence of money laundering; ED alleges foreign funding through Hawala
A Special NIA Court in New Delhi has ordered charges against Yasin Malik and six others for money laundering. The case involves the alleged transfer of Rs 8,94,87,639 through hawala channels from Pakistan for subversive activities. The accused are linked to the Jammu & Kashmir Liberation Front and previous terrorist activities. The court proceedings are set to continue, with a hearing scheduled for October 30.
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