Police suspect the mayor's wife took cash to steer city projects through a municipal company, while criminal figures allegedly pressured election rivals; investigators seized hidden cash, jewelry and luxury watches as seven others were questioned

Warning comes after airstrikes on Riyadh's international airport, including attack that killed 13 people and wounded more than 300; Delta Air Lines is set to begin direct flights to ⁠Riyadh on October 23 but 'safety is going to make the call'

Relationship strengthens as Likud and Religious Zionism parties cooperate with joint field headquarters, hundreds of activists, a unified schedule and a joint campaign to 'save the right-wing bloc'; leaving Ben-Gvir and his defense minister aspirations out

At least 12 people died and hundreds were hurt at Riyadh airport as missile debris hit a kindergarten and residents sought shelter; The Wall Street Journal reports dwindling interceptors and mounting threats to oil exports, tourism and investment

A staff member disarmed the teenage gunman after three shots were fired at a school in southern France; The principal and a teacher suffered minor injuries, while no students were hurt; Police are investigating the motive

Police investigate whether a student picked up unexploded ordnance that detonated in his bag; three people are seriously injured and one moderately wounded, while the IDF examines whether the school trip was authorized to enter the area and whether the explosive was left by Israeli troops or fired by Hezbollah

British prime minister links Tehran to a security incident that prompted the withdrawal of 12 US B-1 bombers from the Gloucestershire base; seven British nationals were arrested and released on bail, while London insists the facility remains safe