USFK sends condolences after fatal Halloween surge in Seoul

U.S. Forces Korea by noon Sunday had reported no service members missing although a spokesman said units were still counting their personnel.

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South Korea in shock, grief as 153 die, including 2 Americans, in Halloween crowd surge

At least 20 of the dead are foreigners from China, Russia, Iran and elsewhere. Two of the dead are U.S. citizens, the U.S. Embassy in Seoul confirmed in a statement Sunday.

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Descendants of revolutionaries honor regiment in Germany that helped US secure independence

The plaque, bestowed by the Daughters of the American Revolution, is located on the site of Christian and Wilhelm von Zweibrucken’s former family home near the center of Zweibrucken.

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Concerns rise as Russia resumes grain blockade of Ukraine

Russia announced it would immediately halt participation in the grain deal, alleging that Ukraine staged a drone attack Saturday against Russia's Black Sea Fleet off the coast of occupied Crimea.

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Marines’ King takes crown at Marine Corps Marathon

U.S. Marine Corps Capt. Kyle King celebrated his 33rd birthday in style Sunday, opening up a big lead to win the 47th Marine Corps Marathon by more than three minutes.

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Biden faces 'unpredictable' era with China's empowered Xi

With U.S.-Chinese relations already fraught, concerns are growing in Washington that more difficult days may be ahead.

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Philippine storm victims feared tsunami, ran toward mudslide

Tropical Storm Nalgae left at least 73 people dead in eight provinces and one city in the Philippine archipelago.

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Somalia car bombings kill at least 100, president says

Al-Shabab usually doesn't make claims of responsibility when large numbers of civilians are killed, but it has been angered by a high-profile new offensive by the government that also aims to shut down its financial network.

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At least 60 dead, many injured after India bridge collapse

It was not immediately clear exactly how many people were on the 764-foot-long bridge, but officials fear the death toll could rise.

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America’s Navy ‘sails’ into Atlanta for Navy Week

Atlanta Navy Week brings sailors from across the fleet to the area to emphasize the importance of the Navy to Atlanta, the state of Georgia and the nation. The week will conclude with a two-day performance by the Blue Angels.

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Abortion access could hinge on state election results

Outcomes of elections for governors, state lawmakers, supreme court justices and attorneys general could determine abortion access. Beyond that, a nationwide ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy has been proposed in Congress.

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