A judge ruled the 2024 camping-trip murders near Ensenada were premeditated; the victims' families followed the sentencing by video link and said the verdict brought some relief.
Defense Minister David McGuinty gave no casualty figures for the CFB Wainwright incident, and the fire disrupted advance voting days before Alberta's independence referendum.
Rubio calls the slowdown accidental and says it has been restored, but Kyiv says it cannot confirm that and that no one at SpaceX or the Pentagon is answering.
WatchThe 71-year-old pontiff waved to a cheering crowd outside Gemelli Hospital and will lead the Angelus prayer from his apartment window Sunday. His surgeon says nothing medical rules out a November trip to South America.
Belgium, France and Poland report that their envoys and a French mayor were attacked Saturday. Israeli police opened an investigation as Netanyahu's office urged caution about "drawing conclusions."
The president used a national-interest clause in the Lindsey Graham sanctions law he signed last month to stop tariffs on the world's five biggest Russian oil buyers, as Moscow's envoy calls the move 'historic.'
Nationwide marches against rising living costs turned violent in Paris and Marseille on Saturday, after a month of school blockades that have already led to thousands of arrests.
An Indian-crewed crude tanker was struck by a projectile Friday, a day after the Singapore-flagged GFS Pride caught fire and went down in the strait.
Prosecutors cite bribery, tender-rigging and money-laundering claims against the chairman. Opposition leader Ozgur Ozel calls it something only dictators do.
Heidi Levine, wearing a vest marked 'press,' was kicked and had her cameras stolen as Palestinian Red Crescent counted 20 injured across two dozen attacks.
Doctors say they cannot source lifesaving pediatric drugs, bread prices have risen tenfold this year, and Washington sanctioned Cuba's state bank on Thursday.
WatchThe Vatican says the pope celebrated Mass and met a senior aide on Thursday, but has not disclosed the stage of the cancer or whether further treatment is planned.
Publisher Faber says British terrorism law means it cannot legally pass her UK earnings on to her, so it will stop supplying her novels in any format.
Police say the three-story private school was structurally weak; about 1,200 nursery to fifth-grade students were enrolled and more than 50 people were hurt.
The longtime business partner of Alex Saab faces a Tuesday court date in Miami; the U.S. had offered a $10 million reward for his arrest.
Delhi shut metro stations and cut mobile internet before the protest; three leaders were freed Sunday on a condition that they commit 'no breach of peace for one year.'
The truce that took effect Oct. 10, 2025 has brought more food but no international peacekeeping force and no reconstruction, according to NPR's reporting from Gaza.
The pope announced the operation from St. Peter's Square on Sunday. The Vatican expects about a week of recovery, with a trip to South America set for early November.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the court must end its threats or the U.S. will end the court. Eight allied foreign ministers said they strongly disagree with the move.
President Lee Jae Myung watched Thursday's flight, which came five days after Pyongyang's own hypersonic launch and weeks after North Korean land mines injured three South Korean soldiers.
The former U.N. human rights chief and International Criminal Court judge was honored on the prize's 125th anniversary, as Washington sanctions ICC officials.
Seoul says Kyiv broke a nondisclosure agreement when Zelenskyy mentioned in his U.N. speech that two captured North Korean soldiers had been sent to the South. Ukraine denies agreeing to any such deal.
María del Carmen Abascal became a symbol of Spain's rent crisis after police carried her from her home of seven decades on September 23. Unions have announced a general strike for next month.
The 1839 mission will be renamed the U.K. Mission after Israel threatened to close it over British sanctions on West Bank settlement goods.
The revised U.S. indictment, unsealed Thursday, also charges his wife Cilia Flores and says three American citizens were among the victims.
Officials halted public transport in Kramatorsk and Sloviansk after the attacks, a day after a missile strike in Pryluky raised that town's death toll to 22.
The WHO chief says Moscow's assurances are incomplete and that the agency cannot yet conduct a full risk assessment; Russia denies any plague cases.
Bassam al-Hassan, sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury, lives in Beirut under an arrangement with the FBI and Lebanese security officials in exchange for information on the missing journalist.
Three bombs hit an industrial area and a block near a high-rise in the Slobidskyi district on Monday. Moscow says Ukraine launched more than 650 drones overnight, killing two people in the Moscow region.
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's party jumped from 3 seats to 59 and wiped out the governing CAQ. He promises an independence referendum, but only after Trump leaves office.