Mobile and internet restored across Afghanistan
“It’s like Eid al-Adha,” says a Kabul resident as internet returns
US government shutdown: What is open, what is closed
"We will be looking for opportunities" to reduce size of federal govt, says White House budget director
Largest brain drain: More than 150,000 US federal employees leave in a wave
Buyouts are cornerstone of Trump’s push to shrink federal workforce, combining financial incentives with threats of dismissal
The US will provide Ukraine with data to attack Russia’s power and oil facilities.
US officials are also asking NATO allies to provide similar support to Ukraine, according to WSJ
World reacts to ‘chimp whisperer’ Jane Goodall’s death
World mourns Jane Goodall, 91, the chimp whisperer who taught humans a thing or two about monkeys, and themselves
Elon Musk halfway to becoming world’s first trillionaire: report
54-year-old's net worth hits $500.1 billion before dipping back to $499.1 billion on Wednesday
Pakistan, other countries slam Israeli attack on Gaza aid flotilla
PM Shehbaz, other global leaders condemn Israeli interception of Flotilla transporting medicine, food to Gaza
Meet Ali Akbar, the last newspaper hawker in Paris
Akbar, who receives a pension of 1,000 euros ($1,175) a month, still works from 3 pm until 10 pm each day
Two dead, three wounded in UK synagogue attack
Incident comes on Jewish Yom Kippur holiday; UK PM Keir Starmer "appalled by the attack"
13 India-backed terrorists killed in separate Balochistan IBOs: ISPR
Security forces apprehend four terrorists trying to flee in women's attire during Khuzdar IBO
