South Korea, UN Command Probe DMZ Mine Blast Site
DMZ mine blast probe by South Korea and the UN Command falls short of the Sept. 21 site near Paju over uncharted mines; investigators plan a return visit.
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DMZ mine blast probe by South Korea and the UN Command falls short of the Sept. 21 site near Paju over uncharted mines; investigators plan a return visit.
Venezuela Supreme Court reform panel agreed by the interim government and opposition, as rights groups report 39 political prisoners freed after Caracas talks.
Sudan army captures Sodari in North Kordofan from the RSF, extending a westward push toward Darfur amid prisoner-killing claims and RSF defections to the army.
Russia strikes Kyiv data centers and Kyivstar’s headquarters as daytime drone attacks kill three in Sumy and Kharkiv and injure nine in Ukraine’s capital.
Iran Hormuz plan rejected by Trump; Araghchi says Tehran is fully prepared for war to resume but still awaits a formal U.S. reply via Qatar, Oman and Pakistan.
Mattapan gun arrest on Blue Hill Avenue: BPD says a Dorchester man pointed a loaded pistol at officers and had 21 grams of crack cocaine early Friday.
Somerville three-alarm fire gutted a vacant Park Street duplex Thursday, collapsing its roof and injuring three firefighters; the cause is under investigation.
Cambridge intersection safety program starts with Mass Ave at Albany, Vassar, and Hampshire at Prospect after seven traffic deaths in four years citywide.
Brigham nurses strike authorization passed with 93% support as Mass General Brigham talks stall; nurses must give 10 days’ notice before any Boston walkout.
Logan Airport fuel deliveries stalled as the nor’easter kept barges out of Boston Harbor, adding to Delta cancellations and forcing airlines to tanker fuel.