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Warsaw-Modlin Airport reopened around midday Tuesday after a bomb threat forced a passenger plane from London to make an unscheduled landing there, while another plane from Copenhagen was checked at Warsaw-Chopin airport for the same reason.

Tenerife forward Jesús de Miguel has died after he suffered cardiac arrest from an on-field collision in a Spanish second-division match, his club said Tuesday. He was 30.

Sweden and Norway joined Finland in pledging to boycott games against Russia at the ice hockey world championship, and another leading sponsor threatened to walk out as a rift in the sport deepened Tuesday.

Rescuers in southern Ukraine continued an intense search Tuesday for survivors at a bombed-out aid facility and shelter where at least 31 people were killed and dozens were still missing.

A woman out trick-or-treating with her children on Halloween says she was disturbed to see a man wearing a full Nazi uniform on a residential street in Cole Harbour, N.S.

Bruce Power, the private company that operates the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, faces two federal Fisheries Act charges after millions of Lake Huron fish died over a period of two months in 2025.

A $40 million US collection of rare and high-performance motorcycles seized from Canadian alleged drug lord Ryan Wedding will go up for auction next week in Mexico. The 61 bikes include models from Ducati, Honda, Kawasaki, MV Agusta, Suzuki and Yamaha. Some were previously used in professional racing, according to the FBI.

Prime Minister Mark Carney's oft-stated determination to keep his government focused on what Canadians can control could be tested today, as he meets with leaders from the 55 other member countries of the Commonwealth in Antigua. Here are five things to watch for.

Public Safety Canada is maintaining its longstanding advice for Canadians to be prepared to go at least three days without running water or electricity, following recent calls in the U.K. and other countries for their residents to do the same.

When Russian President Vladimir Putin recently declared that inflicting a "strategic defeat" on Russia is "unrealistic," it may have sounded like standard wartime bravado. But he might also be thinking ahead to a diplomatic endgame in Ukraine.

Voters decide 145 proposed laws and constitutional amendments, including some that could affect voting for future elections

Reuters Deputy News Editor Scott Malone breaks down the Senate races to watch on Election Night, as Democrats seek a net gain of four seats in that chamber of Congress. He warns that close races, ranked-choice counting and legal fights could delay a result for days.

Elections will determine which party keeps control of Congress

If it feels like anti-Canada sentiment has risen dramatically of late, the numbers back that up

At Po Fook Hill, resting place for Hong Kong’s rich and famous, the remains of a Cantopop star are among those being held for ransom

Explosions were heard on Qeshm Island, according to Iranian state television

A sweeping campaign of gerrymandering and tight margins in key states mean a Democratic wave is far from certain

Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz on trial on charges they accepted bribes, colluding with gamblers who made hundreds of thousands of dollars betting on individual pitches

Countries remain far apart when it comes to terms of any possible peace deal

Nine people were killed when a small jet crashed and exploded in South Florida over the weekend

Trump says Israel doesn’t need the aid and it’s a lot of money for the U.S. to spend. But Trump also says that U.S. aid to Israel has become a Democratic talking point.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Antigua and Barbuda today for a meeting of Commonwealth heads of government.

Rescuers in southern Ukraine continued an intense search Tuesday for survivors at a bombed-out aid facility and shelter where at least 31 people were killed.

The Prime Minister's Office said last week's visit by the crown prince to Ottawa led to "significant progress" on the UAE’s commitment to invest in Canada.

Other foreigners among the fatalities who have been identified include one each from France, Japan, Argentina, Mexico, Portugal, Tunisia and the Czech Republic.

The problems follow a case last month in which attackers remotely took control of refrigeration systems in hundreds of supermarkets across France, sending temperatures soaring.

The case of Ontario resident Ammara Amjad marks the first time Canada has taken a woman accused of living under ISIS to trial.

The U.S. Embassy in Moscow has issued an alert regarding a threat of a “mass casualty event” at the Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve in Moscow.

Carney said Ottawa and Brussels are working toward the "deepest possible partnership short of accession" that would see Canada become the EU's "first associate member." 

Judges in Victoria dismissed Patterson’s appeal meaning she will spend the rest of her life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Google is making it easier to restrict its A.I. tools for students. But schools that block A.I. entirely will lose student access to Google’s search engine.

Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company posted a 9 percent increase in third-quarter profit on Tuesday.

Though President Trump’s name is not on the ballot, voters are weighing the effects of his agenda in Tuesday’s midterm elections. Lisa Lerer, a national political reporter for The New York Times, describes how three crucial issues are affecting their decisions.

The action was limited, the officials said, with no immediate plans to escalate. The strikes come on the eve of the midterm elections.

The political winds are blowing in Democrats’ direction. The question is: How strong are they?

There’s something fundamental at stake in the midterms this year, beyond policy differences.

And we’re looking at the fight for the Senate.

Plus, “who’s going to believe me if I’m addicted to a wellness tonic?”

The energy-rich Gulf Arab countries are engaged in a flurry of mediation efforts to avert war between the U.S. and Iran, as many fear that the fighting will be worse this time around.

Just 236 people have been charged with voting-fraud-related offenses by the Trump administration, despite its unsubstantiated claims that fraud is widespread.

The software giant's stock fell after earnings failed to impress investors.

European supermarkets have become the center of another cyberattack, with hackers remotely heating fridges and spoiling food.

The rebound in oil prices come a day after the U.S. and Iranian presidents signalled they are open to a diplomatic solution to Iran war.

Versant posted third-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street expectations and reaffirmed its full-year guidance.

Schaeffler will shutter five plants across Europe as it looks to compete with China on cost and pivot into defense and robotics.

Wall Street weighs how the 2026 midterms could affect stocks, Treasury yields, artificial intelligence, energy prices, banks, defense and healthcare.

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Russia confirmed Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi next week and signaled a possible Trump-Putin-Xi summit, raising questions over Kyiv's role in negotiations.

Voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide control of Congress in an election that will define the last two years of Donald Trump's presidency.

The former White House communications director also said the Republican party was facing a "civil war" after the result.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said on Tuesday that it had charged George Madgwick with 35 offences.

Five teenage boys, aged 16 and 17, were found with stab wounds at the party on Saturday night.

The unnamed man asked for an injunction to stop his identity being reported in connection with allegations against him.

The slang word has become popular among members of Generations Z and Alpha - both online and in everyday conversation.

The new head of English rugby league backs a call for Prime Minister Andy Burnham to approve a £30m community funding plan for the sport.

Tianna Patterson, 17, witness the boy being attacked before he fell unconscious into the bonfire in Strabane.

Adam Robinson, Helen Sharp, and their two children - Emma, four, and Charlie, two - died after the plane nosedived.

Supermarkets in countries including Ireland, Sweden and Belgium reported fridges being hiked in temperature on Monday.

Jon Rahm says he left LIV Golf because there were "too many unknowns", it was "going away from team golf" and becoming "more of a regular tournament".

The home secretary sets out plans to change requirements for permanent settlement in the UK.

Democrats must flip four seats in the Senate and three seats in the House to gain control of Congress

A Reform UK councillor has been charged with 35 offences, including 12 counts of rape.

The nationwide poll also found a broad swath of the U.S.electorate saw their vote in Tuesday's congressional midterm elections as a way to oppose the Republican president

The man will remain anonymous to allow any appeal bids to be lodged

US president says he has struck new deal with Benjamin Netanyahu

It follows concerns a potential leak of market-sensitive information may have led to bank shares increasing in value.

Hundreds of British troops and RAF jets will take part in major wargames in Poland this month

Campaigners will hope the move on ending border checks for fresh goods is the first step towards ending Brexit

Dr Richard Horne said AI has allowed Britain’s adversaries to easily find and exploit vulnerabilities

A plane departing from London Heathrow has been diverted to Warsaw-Modlin