The strike on the Pivnichnyi (Northern) Bridge comes after repeat attacks on another major bridge in Ukraine's capital.
Ethiopian government forces have captured Mekelle, the capital city of the Tigray region, in a major military advance. This marks a significant escalation in Ethiopia's civil conflict and could reshape the balance of power in one of Africa's most devastating recent wars.
Iran has announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz—a critical oil shipping route—until the US meets seven predetermined conditions. This threatens global energy supplies and signals a dramatic escalation in tensions that could trigger broader economic disruption and potential military confrontation.
Taiwan has received its first two upgraded F-16V fighter jets as part of a broader defense modernization effort. This delivery strengthens Taiwan's military capabilities at a time when China has ramped up military pressure, making it a key moment in the increasingly tense cross-strait standoff.
Nike's stock dropped 6% after the company announced weak revenue projections and planned layoffs, signaling trouble for the sneaker giant. The decline reflects Nike's struggle to maintain market dominance amid increased competition and changing consumer preferences, raising questions about its future growth trajectory.
September job growth came in well below expectations while the unemployment rate edged higher, disappointing economists. This cooling labor market suggests the economy may be slowing more than anticipated, potentially influencing Federal Reserve interest rate decisions and broader recession concerns.
Tesla shares jumped 5% after the company reported stronger-than-expected vehicle sales, even as it shifts focus toward AI and autonomous robotaxis. The surprise sales performance eases investor concerns that Tesla's pivot away from traditional car manufacturing might be hurting its core business.
Dave Grohl joined AC/DC on stage to perform 'Highway to Hell,' fulfilling a childhood dream for the Foo Fighters frontman. It's a feel-good rock moment that reminds us why these legends still matter—pure, unfiltered joy and cross-generational respect in music.
AC/DC and Foo Fighters shared the stage at MetLife Stadium for a massive rock concert that delivered classic hits and high energy. The pairing of two rock powerhouses across generations proved that stadium rock is alive and well, giving fans a night worth remembering.
The Strokes hosted a homecoming show in NYC with Beach House, TV on the Radio, and Fcukers on the bill, creating an indie rock fan's dream lineup. The concert celebrated New York's indie music legacy and reminded everyone why these bands defined a generation of alternative rock.