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Matthew Loh
A wounded Russian soldier was denied compensation for his war injuries because he got blown up by his own comrades, not Ukraine
Corporal Khizri Kurazov was wounded by a mine that was accidentally detonated by a fellow Russian soldier, according to a court ruling against him.
US urges India to cooperate with Canada in Nijjar investigation
The Biden Administration has engaged with the Indian government urging them to cooperate with Canada in its investigations into the death of a Khalistani separatist, a US State Department official has said. India has rejected the allegations as "absurd" and "motivated" and expelled a senior Canadian diplomat in a tit-for-tat move to Ottawa's expulsion of an Indian official over the case.
Michael Peck
The US Air Force is buying a new missile as it makes plans to blast through enemy air defenses
One way to avoid a Ukraine-like aerial stalemate is to smash the enemy's air defenses, and the US military is working on a new missile to do that.
Jake Epstein
An unusual military build-up in southern Europe sparked fears of another invasion like Russia's full-scale assault on Ukraine
Kosovo's top diplomat said the Serbian moves looked a lot like what Moscow's forces were doing before full-scale war broke out.
Natalie Musumeci
A swimmer went missing off the California coast in a reported shark attack. Officials say shark attacks in the area are extremely rare.
Witnesses told authorities that three friends were swimming off Wildcat Beach when one of them suddenly spotted blood in the water.
Jake Epstein
Russia is highly likely using an amphibious plane from the 1960s to hunt for a new threat to its Black Sea Fleet, Western intel says
Russia is putting emphasis on maritime air patrol operations, of which the Be-12 aircraft is a "key" asset, Britain's defense ministry said.
Thibault Spirlet
Putin is offering double pay to attract officials to jobs in occupied Ukraine, but many are scared of being killed: report
Putin's offer to double officials' wages in occupied territories is failing to attract Russian officials who fear Ukrainian attacks, per Meduza.
Josée Rose
The CEO of Bose knows her success relies on this one thing
Bose CEO Lila Snyder knows that being in a company is being a part of a team. "CEO or any other role, you're not one person, you're not in it yourself."
Mia Jankowicz
Ukraine hit Russia’s navy base in Crimea so hard that it is likely pulling some missions back to safer waters, UK intel says
Amid ongoing pressure on the Crimean port of Sevastopol, Russia has likely moved some naval operations to its port at Novorossiysk, the UK MOD says.
Sinéad Baker
A Russian soldier gathered intel for Ukraine and then convinced 11 others to defect alongside him, Ukraine says
A Russian soldier started working with Ukrainian intelligence in July and was brought over after Russia became suspicious, a Ukrainian official said.
Mia Jankowicz
An Australian 'drone killer' air defense system could make it much cheaper for Ukraine to shoot Russian drones out of the sky
Shooting down Russia's drones in Ukraine costs millions of dollars in ammunition. The Slinger anti-drone system is designed to cost around $1,00 to fire.
Thibault Spirlet
Ukraine is ramping up its drone attacks on Russian forces, hitting a record 220 targets last week, official says
Ukrainian drones hit a record 220 pieces of Russian military equipment last week, Ukraine's minister for digital transformation said.
Tom Porter
Every Russian commander who led the invasion of Ukraine has lost their job, former UK defence secretary says
The UK's former defense secretary, Ben Wallace, has called on the West not to relent in its support for Ukraine and said Russia is losing the war.
Tom Porter
Ukraine’s troops ‘mostly advance without using the vehicles,’ general says, despite an influx of advanced gear
Ukraine is using small groups of troops to make advances against Russia, and is not leaning heavily on the armoured vehicles provided by the West.
Kwan Wei Kevin Tan
A Ukrainian soldier called up Russian tech support when his captured Russian tank wouldn't start: report
The soldier also called the tank's manufacturers in Russia, who told him to send them a WhatsApp report about the tank's issues, Forbes reported.
Katie Balevic
A New York student has been detained in Dubai for months for touching an airport security guard during a 10-hour layover
Elizabeth Polanco De Los Santos, 21, has been detained in Dubai since July pending a criminal case after she touched an airport security guard.
Cheryl Teh
Video shows old Russian tank with a ridiculously tall 'cope cage' defense on top
The video appeared to show the long-obsolete T-54/55 tank, topped with a flimsy makeshift structure.
Hannah Getahun
An overlooked group of borrowers will be hit hard as student loan repayments resume, former Fed economist says
Resumption of student loan repayments will hurt higher-earning millennials who bought homes during the pandemic and face an onslaught of added costs.
Michelle Mark
An 'aggressive' grizzly bear mauled 2 people to death in Canada's Banff National Park
A Parks Canada response team arrived at the site in Canada's Banff National Park to find two people dead, and an "aggressive" grizzly bear.
Paul Iddon
India is a growing defense powerhouse, and now it's looking to cash in on it
India wants to turn its increasing domestic arms production into foreign exports and may even take some sales away from its biggest supplier: Russia.
Katie Hawkinson
A 'pink wave' of Flamingos are arriving in states across the US where they don't belong, reaching as far north as Wisconsin
Birdwatchers have spotted the stray flamingos in states across the Midwest and eastern US over the last month.
Charles R. Davis
A nonprofit wants sharpshooters in helicopters to kill over 2,000 invasive deer living on California's Catalina Island
The Catalina Island Conservancy argues that the mule deer population needs to be eliminated to safeguard the ecosystem.
Katie Hawkinson
Lake water in Brazil's Amazon rainforest hit record-high temperatures. Now, more than 100 dolphins are dead.
An ongoing drought in Brazil's Amazon rainforest likely also contributed to the deaths of the dolphins, researchers said.
Alia Shoaib
Russia is painting decoy Tu-95 strategic bombers on the tarmac of its main bomber air base, report says
The two-dimensional Tu-95 decoys are easy to spot even on commercially available satellite imagery, meaning they are unlikely to be effective.
Kenneth Niemeyer
Girl Scout cookie prices are increasing as even the iconic sweets cannot escape inflation
Girl Scout cookie prices are rising due to inflation and rising production costs.
