EST. 2026 • ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO SLANT
A derailment that led to a collision between trains in Spain has killed at least 21 people, authorities said. Emergency teams are responding at the scene and officials say investigations are ongoing.
Authorities say wildfires have spread across Chile, leaving 18 people dead and forcing thousands to flee their homes.
A high-speed train crash in Spain has left at least 10 people dead.
Authorities declared a state of catastrophe in the two regions following fires that have caused fatalities, a measure officials say will help coordinate emergency response and resource deployment.
Residents and reporters say a noticeable military presence has appeared on Iran’s streets, accompanied by warnings broadcast over loudspeakers; independent confirmation and further details remain limited.
Official results showed the center-left candidate topped the vote but fell short of an outright majority, prompting a second-round contest against a right-wing challenger. The outcome sets up a decisive runoff to determine the next president.
Former President Donald Trump proposed creating a "Board of Peace" for Gaza and said countries could pay $1 billion to secure permanent seats; he mentioned India and other nations as potential participants.
Trump proposed that countries pay $1 billion for permanent seats on the Board of Peace. The proposal has drawn both support and criticism, with reactions split over its potential effects on funding and multilateral cooperation.
A $1 billion cash contribution linked to former President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” has drawn criticism from opponents who say it effectively bought a permanent seat, while supporters dispute that characterization and say the funds reflect strong backing for the initiative.
President Trump's renewed threat to impose tariffs has unsettled investors and, analysts say, could reduce risk appetite and put pressure on European equity markets. Market observers caution the development adds uncertainty to the global trade outlook.
'60 Minutes' will air the "Inside CECOT" segment on Trump deportations that was pulled from a December broadcast. The program's decision reverses the earlier removal of the piece.