Livestream captures gunmen attacking Nigerian church

At least 25 people were killed by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, despite a recent ceasefire agreement. Since the truce began on October 10, over 300 individuals have lost their lives in the region, highlighting the ongoing violence and instability.

Ukrainians were left unsettled by a new peace plan proposed by former President Trump, which comes at a time when Ukraine is perceived to be at its weakest. The plan reportedly requires significant concessions from Kyiv, including territorial cessions and military reductions, raising concerns about Ukraine's sovereignty and security.

Multiple judges have resigned from the Miss Universe competition just days before the event, with one judge alleging that a secret vote was conducted to pre-select the top 30 contestants. This controversy has raised questions about the integrity of the annual beauty pageant, as reported by NBC News’ Kathy Park.

Russia has launched a new deadly strike on Ukraine, coinciding with the arrival of a U.S. delegation in Kyiv. The attack underscores the ongoing violence in the region as tensions remain high between the two nations.

A library book titled 'The Excellent Woman' was returned to the Hamilton, Ontario library over 100 years late. If fines were imposed for overdue books, this particular return would incur a significant penalty, highlighting the long history of the book's absence from the library's collection.

The U.S. Commerce Department has approved the sale of up to 70,000 advanced AI chips to two companies based in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. This decision follows discussions between President Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, reflecting a strengthening of economic ties between the nations.

Executives from Musk's xAI and Nvidia announced plans to develop a data center in Saudi Arabia during a gathering that included President Trump and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. This collaboration highlights the growing interest in technological investments in the region.

A former United Nations investigator expressed her shock and anger at President Donald Trump's defense of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman regarding the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The investigator criticized Trump's dismissal of intelligence that indicated the Crown Prince's involvement in the killing, highlighting the ongoing controversy surrounding the case.