Truth above allSchumer Vows to Block Trump's Supreme Court Pick
Chuck Schumer, set to lead the Senate majority in January, has said Democrats will refuse to confirm a right-wing Supreme Court justice or other contentious nominees from Donald Trump. The pledge follows sweeping midterm gains that handed Democrats both chambers of Congress, setting up a confrontation with the president over courts, cabinet posts and legislation.
Ukraine Says Russia Deploys Rassvet Satellite Network for Military Use
Ukrainian military intelligence says Russia has begun using its Rassvet satellite network, a domestic counterpart to Starlink, for military communications over Ukraine. Thirty-two satellites were launched this year, and Moscow reportedly plans more by the end of 2026. Kyiv warns the system could sharpen drone strikes and make them harder to jam, even as coverage remains patchy.
Pope Leo XIV Visits Uruguay, Latin America's Most Secular Nation
Pope Leo XIV arrives in Montevideo on Friday for a visit that tests the Catholic Church's reach in Latin America's most secular country. Uruguay legalized abortion and euthanasia, and roughly half its people claim no religious affiliation. The pope will meet officials, tour two other cities and a violence-hit neighborhood before heading to Argentina and Peru.
Tripura arrests reach 18 after attack on BSF border patrol
Eight additional suspects have been arrested over an attack on Border Security Force personnel in Tripura's Sepahijala district, bringing the total held to 18, police said Friday. An assistant commandant and two BSF personnel were injured in Monday's assault near the Ashabari border, which followed the detention of a person suspected of smuggling.
Schumer Vows to Block Trump's Supreme Court Pick
Chuck Schumer, set to lead the Senate majority in January, has said Democrats will refuse to confirm a right-wing Supreme Court justice or other contentious nominees from Donald Trump. The pledge follows sweeping midterm gains that handed Democrats both chambers of Congress, setting up a confrontation with the president over courts, cabinet posts and legislation.
Ukraine Says Russia Deploys Rassvet Satellite Network for Military Use
Ukrainian military intelligence says Russia has begun using its Rassvet satellite network, a domestic counterpart to Starlink, for military communications over Ukraine. Thirty-two satellites were launched this year, and Moscow reportedly plans more by the end of 2026. Kyiv warns the system could sharpen drone strikes and make them harder to jam, even as coverage remains patchy.
Pope Leo XIV Visits Uruguay, Latin America's Most Secular Nation
Pope Leo XIV arrives in Montevideo on Friday for a visit that tests the Catholic Church's reach in Latin America's most secular country. Uruguay legalized abortion and euthanasia, and roughly half its people claim no religious affiliation. The pope will meet officials, tour two other cities and a violence-hit neighborhood before heading to Argentina and Peru.
Tripura arrests reach 18 after attack on BSF border patrol
Eight additional suspects have been arrested over an attack on Border Security Force personnel in Tripura's Sepahijala district, bringing the total held to 18, police said Friday. An assistant commandant and two BSF personnel were injured in Monday's assault near the Ashabari border, which followed the detention of a person suspected of smuggling.
Schumer Vows to Block Trump's Supreme Court Pick
Chuck Schumer, set to lead the Senate majority in January, has said Democrats will refuse to confirm a right-wing Supreme Court justice or other contentious nominees from Donald Trump. The pledge follows sweeping midterm gains that handed Democrats both chambers of Congress, setting up a confrontation with the president over courts, cabinet posts and legislation.
Ukraine Says Russia Deploys Rassvet Satellite Network for Military Use
Ukrainian military intelligence says Russia has begun using its Rassvet satellite network, a domestic counterpart to Starlink, for military communications over Ukraine. Thirty-two satellites were launched this year, and Moscow reportedly plans more by the end of 2026. Kyiv warns the system could sharpen drone strikes and make them harder to jam, even as coverage remains patchy.
Pope Leo XIV Visits Uruguay, Latin America's Most Secular Nation
Pope Leo XIV arrives in Montevideo on Friday for a visit that tests the Catholic Church's reach in Latin America's most secular country. Uruguay legalized abortion and euthanasia, and roughly half its people claim no religious affiliation. The pope will meet officials, tour two other cities and a violence-hit neighborhood before heading to Argentina and Peru.
Tripura arrests reach 18 after attack on BSF border patrol
Eight additional suspects have been arrested over an attack on Border Security Force personnel in Tripura's Sepahijala district, bringing the total held to 18, police said Friday. An assistant commandant and two BSF personnel were injured in Monday's assault near the Ashabari border, which followed the detention of a person suspected of smuggling.
