World News Desk

• A Week After Helene Hit, Thousands Still Without Water Struggle to Find Enough

  Associated Press

• What to Know About Fighting in Lebanon and Gaza

  Associated Press

• When the Dollar Store Closes, U.S. Families on Food Benefits Lose a Lifeline

  Associated Press

• Hunger in Haiti Reaches Famine Levels as Gangs Squeeze Life Out of the Capital and Beyond

  Associated Press

• China Marks 75 Years of Communist Party Rule as Economic Challenges and Security Threats Linger

  Associated Press

• Hurricane Helene Kills at Least 90 in U.S., Homes and Memories Washed Away

  Associated Press

• Severe Obesity Is on the Rise in the U.S.

  Associated Press

• What to Know About the Growing Conflict Between Israel and Lebanon’s Hezbollah

  Associated Press

• Railroads and Regulators Must Address the Dangers of Long Trains, Report Says

  Associated Press

• Portugal Declares a State of Calamity as Wildfires Rage Out of Control

  Associated Press

• What to Know About the Two Waves of Deadly Explosions that Hit Lebanon and Syria

  Associated Press

• Democracy Declined for 8th Straight Year Around the Globe, Institute Finds

  Associated Press

• 5 Things to Know About the Apparent Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump

  Associated Press

• What to Know About North Korea’s Unveiling of Its Uranium Enrichment Facility

  Associated Press

• The Palestinian Economy Is in Free Fall and Will Require Billions to Rebuild, the UN Says

  Associated Press

• Cyberattacks on U.S. Utilities Surged 70 Percent This Year, Says Check Point

• A Robot Begins Removal of Melted Fuel from the Fukushima Nuclear Plant. It Could Take a Century

  Associated Press

• During Brazil’s Worst Drought, Wildfires Rage and the Amazon River Falls to a Record Low

  Associated Press

• Pakistan Has Not Learned Lessons from 2022 Deadly Floods, Experts Say

  Associated Press

• Cocaine Trade in the Rugged Micay Canyon Threatens Colombia’s Peace Efforts

  Associated Press