Foremost Farms will close its Marshfield cheese plant in December and exit 40-pound blocks after new U.S. cheese capacity undercut...
A 7 September letter from the Lord Chamberlain tells UK officials Harry and Meghan remain private citizens, and that public-money courtesies go to Buckingham Palace.
Witkoff and Kushner won a three-day pause on the capitals, not a ceasefire. Russia then struck Kyiv as winter energy talks stayed open.
Hawaii kept its Iniki-era emergency in force as Hurricane Lowell passed 110 miles off Kauai after peaking at 160 mph.
BNP Paribas secured its Saudi regional headquarters licence on 25 August, formalising a move from Bahrain that unlocks state contracts as Riyadh passes 700 RHQs.
Fourteen fossil teeth from Abu-Tartur’s Duwi Formation add five extinct lamniforms, two firsts for Egypt.
Israel will request F-47 details as Washington signals toned-down sixth-gen sales to allies, testing range and policy for Iran theater threats.
United Democracy Project and allies pour millions behind Melissa Hernandez against Aisha Wahab in the special election to replace Eric Swalwell.
Egypt’s National Navigation Company took delivery of Wadi Al-Nil and Wadi Al-Qamar, lifting its fleet to 16 and advancing the 40-vessel 2030 target with.
Public workouts from over 1,300 users keep revealing troop patterns at Middle East bases months after CENTCOM’s most restrictive geolocation controls took effect.
Jordan’s Princess Iman and Jameel Thermiotis welcomed twin daughters on August 14, bringing the royal grandchildren count to four girls outside the succession line.