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Israel Defense Forces spokesperson Avichay Adraee urged civilians to move to the Al-Mawasi safe zone, a coastal area in the southern city of Khan Younis.

Since July, the southern Chinese province of Guangdong has reported more than 10,000 cases of chikungunya fever, the largest outbreak ever documented in the country.

Heather Hall, a member of the faculty of the Department of Teacher Education, was one of 16 people killed in the accident and the only American.

Disruptions have occurred throughout this year's La Vuelta a España, as demonstrators call for an Israeli-owned team to withdraw amid ongoing civilian deaths in Gaza.

Israel has been targeting high-rise residential buildings across Gaza City as part of the plan for full military occupation. The IDF says measures are taken to mitigate civilian casualties in the strikes.

Homeland Security Investigations said the arrests at a construction site in a Hyundai manufacturing facility in Georgia were the result of a "multimonth criminal investigation."

Angela Rayner resigned from the government Friday after admitting underpaying property taxes, compounding a dismal year for Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

If "someone says something that is untrue and unfair about the partner of the U.S., it's my job to push back. And I do," Ambassador Mike Huckabee told NBC News.

The idea for a buffer zone to protect Ukraine, part of a tentative plan to guarantee its security, would have to be agreed upon in any peace deal.

Whirlwind peacemaking efforts last month appear to have stalled, and there's no sign that Putin and Zelenskyy will meet anytime soon.