A 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck off Mindanao early Monday, triggering tsunami warnings across the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia. Philippine authorities were verifying initial reports that 15 people were killed and 129 injured.
Donald Trump ended an NBC interview abruptly after being challenged over his election fraud allegations. The exchange with Kristen Welker came after repeated weather interruptions during the Wisconsin taping.
Israeli strikes on a Hamas-run police post and a vehicle in Gaza killed at least nine people and wounded 20 as Egypt hosted new ceasefire talks amid ongoing accusations of truce violations.
CAIR sued Fairfax County Public Schools in federal court, alleging four Muslim students at Thomas Jefferson High School were suspended for a social media skit while similar conduct by other groups was ignored.
North Korea’s Kim Yo Jong says Pyongyang’s nuclear status is “absolutely non-negotiable” and will not tolerate threats, ahead of Xi Jinping’s visit and amid US-China denuclearisation claims.
Donald Trump says the US has “great success” with Iran, adding Tehran will not get a nuclear weapon and the nuclear program is largely finished. Iran and Gulf states dispute the latest developments.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said US-Iran negotiations appear close to a nuclear framework agreement. He stressed continued verification efforts, Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, and warned against attacking nuclear facilities.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak says Pep Guardiola considered resigning many times during his decade at the club before leaving this season. He also rejected suggestions City have peaked after finishing behind Arsenal.
WELLINGTON: The Brumbies face the Hurricanes in a Super Rugby qualifying final on Friday as they attempt to end Australian teams' 21-match playoff losing streak in New Zealand. Stephen Larkham said his side was focused on the present, while the Hurricanes restored key players.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has invited Vladimir Putin to direct talks in an open letter aimed at ending the war. The Kremlin said it had seen the letter and Putin would be briefed on it.
The UN weather agency says a moderate or possibly strong El Nino is developing and could raise temperatures and intensify drought, heavy rain and heatwaves. It also warned of mounting pressure on crops and food prices, especially across Asia.
Authorities and cyber experts have warned that fake World Cup ticket and merchandise websites are targeting fans ahead of the 2026 tournament. The FBI, researchers and police in host countries have urged people to use verified sources and avoid suspicious online offers.