
Woman shot dead by police in Times Square after fatal stabbing
A woman stabbed two people in Times Square on August 31, killing one, just before 4:30 p.m. Police deployed tasers, then opened fire after she refused
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287 stories from Aug 25, 2026 to Sep 2, 2026 · World desk

A woman stabbed two people in Times Square on August 31, killing one, just before 4:30 p.m. Police deployed tasers, then opened fire after she refused

A Las Vegas jury found Duane 'Keffe D' Davis guilty of first-degree murder with use of a deadly weapon in rapper Tupac Shakur's killing. After nine da

Overnight strikes on two American air bases in Jordan came after the U.S. attacked Larak Island, the first military clash in a month. President Trump

The State Department has cleared a military helicopter sale to Iraq valued at $800 million. Fort Worth-based Bell-Textron will serve as the principal

John Galliano and the Metropolitan Museum of Art have cancelled a planned 2027 exhibition following public backlash. The eight-month show was meant to

Trump's approval rating has held at 33% across three consecutive Reuters/Ipsos polls, the lowest level of his presidency. Democrats appear more energi

President Trump said on August 31 that it was premature to discuss Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth running for president in 2028, saying Hegseth is doi

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has resigned effective September 3, the White House said Monday, after 18 months in the post. Tensions with Defense Secret

New York police shot a woman in Times Square on Monday after she stabbed two people with knives. The woman was first hit with a taser, then shot twice

The United States invited Russia to a G20 finance ministers meeting in Asheville, North Carolina on Monday but barred some journalists from attending,

The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to allow White House ballroom construction to proceed indefinitely, overturning lower court blocks. The court rejected a N

Jurors have begun weighing evidence against Duane "Keffe D" Davis in connection with the 1996 drive-by killing of rapper Tupac Shakur. The case marks

Vladyslav Vlasiuk, President Zelensky's sanctions commissioner, will visit Washington on September 1 to urge House members to back the Lindsey O. Grah

The Supreme Court voted 5-4 to lift a lower court's suspension of White House ballroom construction. The National Trust for Historic Preservation sued

Cooling systems prevent more than 5,000 deaths annually in the United States, but scientists say the technology also heats the planet and strains elec

A devastating flash flood swept through the lower Grand Canyon over the weekend, striking Phantom Ranch, the sole lodge at the canyon's base. Two peop

President Donald Trump said the United States is reviewing its position on the Falkland Islands, the British-ruled South Atlantic archipelago. The Pen

In a court filing, Apple contends that a onetime senior engineer obtained proprietary circuit designs while employed at the startup and subsequently u

The US Supreme Court ruled 5-4 to permit construction of the White House ballroom to continue, overturning a lower court order that had halted above-g

A man accused of shooting two National Guard members near the White House, with one killed, has been ordered to receive involuntary nutrition by US Di

Laurie Buckhout, a Republican House candidate in North Carolina's 1st Congressional District, has been suspended for three years by Kalshi and assesse

Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov attended a G20 meeting in North Carolina on Monday, prompting European officials to express concern about norm

The Federal Trade Commission and 22 U.S. states filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company raised minimum prices for product advertising wit

A senior US military commander said the armed forces will not deploy personnel to polling locations in the November elections. The statement addressed