INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY: CELEBRATION WITH A TO-DO LIST
Joy, remembrance, and civic demands Across U.S. cities, Indigenous Peoples Day unfolded with sunrise ceremonies, powwows, markets and teach-ins.
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Joy, remembrance, and civic demands Across U.S. cities, Indigenous Peoples Day unfolded with sunrise ceremonies, powwows, markets and teach-ins.
Tariff talk vs. barrels on the water Crude eased today as markets weighed U.S.–China trade tensions against steady supply.
End-of-support day is here Windows 10 reaches end of support today.
Political calculus after a dramatic prisoner exchange Israel’s remaining living hostages are out of Gaza after a sweeping exchange.
Case posture and claims Rapper Busta Rhymes filed a countersuit against a former assistant who had accused him of assault, escalating a dispute that has played out in court filings and headlines.
Hotspots, causes and response Bear sightings and attacks have climbed to record highs across parts of Japan as early cold snaps drive animals toward towns in search of food.
What the cooperation covers China and Iceland pledged to expand cooperation on geothermal and broader green-energy projects, laying out plans for government-to-government links and commercial partnerships.
Flight performance and rapid reuse goals SpaceX’s latest Starship flight brought the company closer to routine reuse of the world’s most powerful rocket.
Homecoming logistics and political stakes Israeli authorities are preparing hospitals, airports and counseling teams as the last remaining living hostages are set to be released under the latest stage of the Gaza peace plan.
Tech showcase returns at scale Japan’s flagship digital-tech fair CEATEC opened on October 14 near Tokyo, spotlighting AI, robotics, mobility and energy-efficient computing.
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