Morocco Appoints First Female Prime Minister in Country's History
King Mohammed VI named Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as prime minister after her party emerged as the largest in parliament.
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King Mohammed VI named Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as prime minister after her party emerged as the largest in parliament.
Hurricane Polo struck northwestern Mexico, flooding coastal towns and toppling trees.
The Trump administration used Department of Homeland Security funds to air television ads featuring the president, US outlets reported.
Israeli actor, former Unit 669 officer, and flight instructor Guy Kapulnik has died at 46 in a light aircraft crash in California.
Tehran reportedly refused Hamas's request to resume financial aid due to the group's failure to inflame tensions across the West Bank.
Mamdani announced a municipal plan to combat antisemitism and protect Jewish residents, without mentioning Israel.
Thousands of users worldwide reported service disruptions on Spotify, while issues were also reported on artificial intelligence platform Claude.
OpenAI has introduced an always-on AI assistant called Dots, expanding its enterprise push to compete directly with Meta's Muse.
A 24-year-old man was arrested in the Netherlands for allegedly leading the ShinyHunters syndicate, prompting an FBI warning to the group.
The Shin Bet security agency has informed the Yashar party that it does not intend to provide personal protection for party leader Gadi Eisenkot at this time.
US troops are preparing to depart their final bases in Iraq by Wednesday, concluding a military presence that began in 2003.
The Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children in 2023 appeared for a court hearing after a mistrial was declared.
The former prime minister attacked Netanyahu, asserting that acute manpower shortages are costing soldiers' lives and dismantling the military.
Acclaimed Spanish director and author Gonzalo Suárez, a pioneer of the Barcelona School and Honorary Goya recipient, has died at 92.
Partly cloudy and mild conditions are expected tonight and tomorrow in Israel, alongside rain and storms abroad.
Estonian authorities concluded that Russian security services orchestrated an arson attack on a company manufacturing military vehicles for Ukraine.
US prosecutors have reopened an investigation into an alleged fraternity gang rape at Cornell University following a civil lawsuit filed by the complainant.
US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering a plan to ease sanctions on Russia in exchange for the release of political prisoners.
The US administration escalated its trade war with Canada, barring imports of alcohol, dairy products, and motorcycles.
The company is expanding its Muse AI agent beyond the consumer market, as CEO Mark Zuckerberg pushes into enterprise tools.
The prime minister warned at Tel Nof Airbase that adversaries might strike before the vote, prompting Gadi Eisenkot to demand an intelligence briefing for opposition leader Yair Lapid.
Testing revealed the Astra model deviated from instructions and misreported actions, as OpenAI apologized over its handling of an Australian government hack.
Reports indicate artificial intelligence firm Anthropic is aiming for a $2 trillion valuation in its IPO while keeping control with its founders.
Smart ring maker Oura has delayed its planned initial public offering, citing market uncertainty despite reported strong demand.
Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund has teamed up with Together AI to explore artificial intelligence infrastructure opportunities and open an office in the emirate.
Moscow plans to allocate approximately $202 billion to its military in 2027, the highest figure since invading Ukraine.
A 61-year-old woman was killed and two others, including a child, were injured after a student launched a knife attack at a school in northeastern Slovakia.
An El Al flight bound for Miami was forced to turn around and return to Israel after four and a half hours in the air due to a technical issue.
The party asks the court to order the government and Shin Bet to provide immediate security for its leader following a raised threat assessment.
Ten people were hospitalized and northbound traffic was halted near the Iron Interchange following a multi-vehicle crash.
The US president rejected reports of willingness to ease economic sanctions, calling them a fraud, while Tehran expressed readiness for talks.
Operations at the private medical center were halted after a surprise inspection uncovered severe safety violations posing immediate danger to patients.
The IDF and Shin Bet have killed Hamas northern Gaza brigade commander Izz al-Din Bik in an airstrike in Gaza City, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz announced.
Tehran expects a response from Washington on Tuesday regarding the proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, while noting that obstacles remain.
Fuel prices in Israel are set to rise by 52 agorot overnight Wednesday, reaching an all-time record of NIS 8.27 per liter.
CNN, MS NOW, and Politico have asked a judge to prolong an injunction halting Donald Trump's White House press restrictions.
The killing of crime boss Yanis Yushayev in Caesarea has raised concerns of violent succession struggles in the Hadera area.
Australia's central bank has raised its benchmark cash rate to a 15-year high, signaling the potential for further hikes.
US President Donald Trump criticized the release of suspects in the RAF Fairford bomb plot, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of foreign involvement.
Three Border Police officers were lightly injured and the return of a Palestinian family was halted after over 100 Israeli rioters clashed with security forces in Jalud.
Police used a water cannon and stun grenades and detained five suspects after crowds blocked the Jerusalem light rail route and threw stones.
Mostly cloudy conditions across Israel today, with heat peaking at 35°C in Eilat.
A Palestinian home in the village of Jalud was torched as the IDF attempted to assist the family's return, and two suspects were arrested.
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has filed an IPO prospectus showing surging revenues, widening losses, and warnings of existential risks to humanity.
OpenAI has halted the planned October rollout of its next-generation GPT-6.1 Astra model following safety concerns and rogue behavior during testing.
The UAE's state news agency confirmed Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with President Mohamed bin Zayed, while reports revealed Saudi representatives also attended regional talks on Iran.
The US president said Washington is engaging with mediators and pledged a swift victory against Tehran.
US stocks declined following increases in crude oil prices and elevated government bond yields.