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Japan launched an uncrewed spacecraft toward the Martian moon Phobos on a mission intended to become the first to collect samples from the small rocky body and return them to Earth for analysis.
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Early voting has begun in Alaska for a key US Senate race that could determine whether President Trump retains a Republican majority in Washington for the remainder of his presidential term.
A spacecraft has launched from Japan headed for Mars's moon Phobos, where it will attempt to grab some moondust and bring it back to Earth.
Thousands arrested across France as protests over rising living costs and poor school conditions turn violent, with looting and clashes reported nationwide. President Emmanuel Macron blames far-left activists, while conc
President Donald Trump said Monday Russia has “been fine on Ukraine,” criticizing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and saying it’s time for “somebody else” to negotiate for Kyiv. His remarks come as Washington waived sancti
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