Three people were wounded during a machete attack at Grand Central station in New York City.
874,000 people in Lebanon face acute food crisis as war grinds onThe World Food Programme said 874,000 people in Lebanon were already facing acute food insecurity before the latest Israeli escalation, and conditions have worsened sharply since.
Kamala Harris drops biggest hint yet she will run for president in 2028Kamala Harris headlined a cattle call of Democratic presidential contenders at the National Action Network convention in New York alongside Pete Buttigieg, giving her strongest signal yet that she intends to seek the White House again.
Trump's planned 250-foot 'Arc de Trump' would dwarf Lincoln MemorialThe US Interior Department has submitted renderings of Trump's proposed triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery, showing the structure would stand roughly 250 feet tall, more than twice the height of the Lincoln Memorial.
UK to host fresh coalition meeting opposing Iranian tolls on Hormuz shippingBritain will convene another planning meeting next week of countries working to restore free shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, with a focus on opposing Iran's attempts to charge tolls for passage.
US intelligence says China preparing to deliver air defence systems to IranUS intelligence assessments suggest China is preparing to deliver new air defence systems to Iran within the coming weeks, CNN reported, citing three people familiar with the intelligence.
Starmer and Trump discussed military options to force open HormuzKeir Starmer confirmed he spoke to Donald Trump about military options for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, in the clearest signal yet that London and Washington are preparing coordinated force if diplomacy fails.
Two US warships cross Strait of Hormuz for first time since war beganTwo US Navy guided-missile destroyers passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday without incident, the Wall Street Journal reported, marking the first American naval transit since the war with Iran began on 28 February.
Rockstar confirms data access; hackers demand ransom by April 14A potential leak of corporate data could affect Rockstar Games after hackers accessed their systems.
£100,000 gamble wins punter £900,000 at AintreeA Grand National punter has secured a huge £900,000 payout following a successful £100,000 wager at Aintree.
19-year-old woman dies in dog attack in EssexA 19-year-old woman has sadly died after a severe dog attack at a house in Essex.
Tories want two-child benefit cap back for defenceFamilies could see the two-child benefit cap reinstated under a Conservative government, impacting household finances.
British PM Starmer praises Pakistan's peace effortsUpcoming US-Iran peace talks in Islamabad will be crucial for easing West Asia tensions and global economic stability.
Keir Starmer accused of 'crime against humanity' at UNSir Keir Starmer faces a formal United Nations accusation of committing a 'crime against humanity'.
Earth Microbes May Already Be on VenusMicrobial life found in Venus' clouds may have originated on Earth, according to new research.
War could cut global growth by one percentWorld Bank President Ajay Banga warned Friday that Middle East conflict could reduce global growth by up to 1% if fighting continues.
Israeli strikes kill three in Lebanon as talks get under way in PakistanIsraeli airstrikes at dawn on Saturday killed at least three people when they hit a residential building in the southern Lebanese town of Mefdoun, Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported.
Islamabad locked down with three-kilometre red zone around talks venuePakistani authorities declared a two-day public holiday in Islamabad and Rawalpindi and established a three-kilometre security zone around the Serena Hotel where the talks are being held.
Iran's Ghalibaf says 'we have good intentions but we do not trust'Iran's lead negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said on arrival in Islamabad that his delegation came with good intentions but remained deeply sceptical of American promises.
Trump says 'Iranians don't realise they have no cards' as talks beginDonald Trump posted on social media that 'the only reason they are alive today is to negotiate' as the Islamabad talks got under way.
Sources report early progress on Lebanon ceasefire and frozen Iranian assetsSources close to the mediation told Al Jazeera that early progress has been made on basic conditions including the need for a ceasefire in Lebanon.
US and Iran hold first direct talks since 1979 as Islamabad negotiations beginThe United States and Iran began their first face-to-face negotiations since the 1979 Islamic revolution in Pakistan's capital Islamabad on Saturday afternoon.
Three oil tankers move through Hormuz straitOil shipments may start recovering after weeks of disruption in a key global route.
Russia Ukraine swap 175 prisoners before EasterFamilies see relief as captured soldiers return home during a brief pause in fighting.
Leclerc gives one word for each F1 teamFans get a quick insight into how top teams are viewed by a leading driver.
Iran leader Khamenei suffers severe disfiguring injuriesUncertainty over leadership may grow as Iran faces ongoing conflict.
US Navy ships cross Hormuz for first timeShipping tensions may rise as military movement returns to a key trade route.
Global energy recovery could take weeks even if Strait of Hormuz fully reopensAnalysts warned that it could take weeks for global energy supplies to recover even if the Strait of Hormuz fully reopens under the ceasefire agreement.
US Army tests AI chatbot called 'VictorBot' for soldiers on the battlefieldThe US Army has begun testing an AI chatbot named VictorBot designed to assist soldiers during combat operations in the field, News24 reported.
Japan flags 'serious concern' over Israeli military operations in LebanonJapan expressed serious concern over Israeli military operations in Lebanon that have killed nearly 2,000 people since early March.
Israel threatens to strike ambulances in Lebanon, citing Hezbollah useIsrael warned it may directly target ambulances operating in Lebanon, claiming Hezbollah is using emergency vehicles to transport fighters and weapons.
Cyprus demands UK close military bases as Iran war fallout spreadsActivists in Cyprus are calling for the closure of British military bases on the island, including RAF Akrotiri, after an Iranian drone struck near residential areas during the conflict.
Hezbollah rocket hits home in northern Israel despite ceasefireA rocket fired from Lebanon by Hezbollah struck a home in an Israeli border settlement in northern Israel, Euronews reported.
Trump says 'wave of empty tankers' heading to US to collect crude oilDonald Trump claimed that a wave of empty oil tankers is heading towards the United States to collect crude, responding to the ongoing Strait of Hormuz crisis that has disrupted global energy supplies for over six weeks.
US agrees to release frozen Iranian assets as Islamabad talks beginThe United States has agreed to release frozen Iranian assets as peace negotiations got under way in Pakistan's capital, the White House confirmed.
Molotov cocktail thrown at OpenAI boss Sam Altman's homeA 20-year-old man threw a Molotov cocktail at Sam Altman's San Francisco home at around 4AM on Friday, setting fire to an exterior gate before fleeing to OpenAI's headquarters where he threatened to burn the building down.
Real Madrid draw 1-1, Barcelona leads by six pointsBarcelona's opportunity for the La Liga title improved significantly after Real Madrid's recent 1-1 draw.
Mikel Arteta lucky to still manage Arsenal, says punditQuestions are being raised about Mikel Arteta's record as Arsenal's manager.
Car falls off bridge, two teenagers dieFour people in a minibus were injured, and two teenagers died, after a car fell onto the M1 motorway in Leicestershire.
900 million ChatGPT users get new travel toolsPlanning your next holiday could become easier, as travel apps integrate artificial intelligence.
Record homes getting green energy to cut billsMany British households are installing green energy systems to help reduce future costs, as energy bills are expected to rise by 18% from July.
One horse dies at Grand National FestivalA horse died at the Grand National Festival after winning its race, leading to its immediate put down.
Seven Palestinians Killed In Gaza Strip StrikesLives were lost and many people suffered injuries following Israeli attacks across the central and southern Gaza Strip.
Iran cannot find all mines in HormuzShipping delays may continue as hazards remain in a key global route.
Man jailed for grooming girl on RobloxA man has been jailed after grooming a 14-year-old girl he met on the online gaming platform Roblox.
Red Bull urged rethink over 2026 car failureTeam performance concerns are rising after poor early season results.
UAE pulls $3.5bn from Pakistan reservesPakistan’s finances face strain after a large share of reserves was withdrawn.
EU and US near deal on key mineralsSupply chains for key materials may become more secure as countries seek alternatives.
US says Iran still has thousands of missilesRegional threats remain as weapons can still be launched despite heavy damage.
North Korea tests cluster-bomb warhead missiles in latest weapons spreeNorth Korea said its latest round of weapons tests involved new systems including ballistic missiles armed with cluster-bomb warheads.
Artemis II crew splash down safely after historic 10-day moon missionNASA's Artemis II crew splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California on Friday 10 April, completing a 10-day mission that took four astronauts around the moon and back.
Lebanon's April 8 death toll revised sharply upward to 357 killedLebanon's health ministry revised the death toll from Israeli strikes on 8 April upward to 357 killed and 1,223 wounded, saying the earlier figure of 182 was preliminary.
Trump warns warships loaded with 'best weapons ever made' as talks beginDonald Trump said the US is loading warships with the 'best weapons ever made' and warned that force could be used if no deal is reached during the Islamabad talks, according to Anadolu Agency.
Iran's Ghalibaf carries blood-stained bags and photos of victims to peace talksIran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf boarded his flight to Islamabad carrying blood-stained bags and images of victims from the town of Minab, Iranian media reported.
Artemis II Crew Returns After Lunar JourneyNASA's Artemis II mission marked a major milestone in its long-term lunar and Mars exploration programme.
Harry rejects charity's 'offensive' defamation lawsuitPrince Harry is locked in a legal dispute with Sentebale, the charity he co-founded, after it filed defamation claims against him in the High Court.
Starmer shelves Chagos deal after US support failsThe UK has suspended its plan to hand sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.
Government War Book Rewritten for Modern ThreatsThe British public could face significant daily disruptions as the UK updates its war plans for the first time in 50 years.
Iran, US begin talks in Pakistan; Israel, Lebanon meetTwo parallel peace efforts are underway in the Middle East region.
