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Hamas-run Prisoners Office says buses carrying dozens of freed Palestinian prisoners have arrived in West Bank city 10/13/2025 05:54am • RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — Hamas-run Prisoners Office says buses carrying dozens of freed Palestinian prisoners have arrived in West Bank city. Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt win Nobel economics prize for explaining innovation-driven economic growth 10/13/2025 05:50am • STOCKHOLM (AP) — Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt win Nobel economics prize for explaining innovation-driven economic growth. Bus crash in mountainous region of South Africa kills at least 42 people 10/13/2025 05:43am • JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A bus veered off a road and plunged down an embankment on a steep mountain pass in northern South Africa, killing at least 42 people and leaving another 49 passengers injured, authorities said Monday. The crash happened around 6 p.m. Sunday on the N1 highway near the town of Lo Trump to tell Knesset that 'Israel has won all that can be won by force of arms' and offer 'hand of friendship' to Iran 10/13/2025 05:39am • JERUSALEM (AP) — Trump to tell Knesset that 'Israel has won all that can be won by force of arms' and offer 'hand of friendship' to Iran. Trump to hail Gaza truce deal, freeing of hostages as 'historic dawn of a new Middle East' in speech to Israeli Knesset 10/13/2025 05:36am • JERUSALEM (AP) — Trump to hail Gaza truce deal, freeing of hostages as 'historic dawn of a new Middle East' in speech to Israeli Knesset. China shows no sign of backing down while issuing call for US to withdraw tariff threat 10/13/2025 05:33am • BANGKOK (AP) — China did not back down Monday in a back-and-forth with the U.S. over trade, calling for U.S. President Donald Trump to withdraw his latest threat of a 100% tariff and other export control measures announced over the weekend. In the latest escalation of the trade war between the two Israeli military says all living hostages once held by Hamas now back in Israel 10/13/2025 05:29am • JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli military says all living hostages once held by Hamas now back in Israel. Two Red Cross buses carrying Palestinian prisoners being released as part of exchange have begun leaving Ofer Prison 10/13/2025 05:26am • BEITUNIA, West Bank (AP) — Two Red Cross buses carrying Palestinian prisoners being released as part of exchange have begun leaving Ofer Prison. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is attending the Gaza summit in Egypt, according to the Egyptian presidency 10/13/2025 05:15am • CAIRO (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is attending the Gaza summit in Egypt, according to the Egyptian presidency. Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation donating $50 million to historically Black Atlanta colleges 10/13/2025 05:15am • ATLANTA (AP) — The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation announced a $50 million donation to Atlanta’s historically Black colleges and universities on Monday, aiming to close financial aid gaps that might otherwise prevent students from completing their degrees. The money will support nearly 10,000 From a hilltop village and across Israel: Tears of joy as the living hostages are returned 10/13/2025 05:14am • LAVON, Israel (AP) — It was a day of joy and tears across Israel. Families, loved ones and friends watched as Hamas released the last living hostages held captive for over two years in the Gaza Strip. On day 738 since Alon Ohel was taken hostage, family and friends of the young music lover jumped Pakistan police officer among 5 killed as authorities disperse pro-Palestinian march 10/13/2025 04:48am • LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — A clash between Pakistan authorities and thousands of protesters marching in support of Palestinians killed at least five people including a police officer and injured dozens of other officers on Monday, police and witnesses said. Punjab Police Chief Usman Anwar said demons Israeli military says it has taken custody of 13 living hostages from Red Cross in the Gaza Strip 10/13/2025 04:47am • JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli military says it has taken custody of 13 living hostages from Red Cross in the Gaza Strip. On the Move: Why the DC region is getting more diverse 10/13/2025 04:44am • This story is Part 1 of WTOP's three-part series "On the Move: The D.C. region's population trends." Immigration and intermarriage are helping the D.C. region become more diverse, experts said. According to a WTOP analysis of recent census data, neighborhoods across D.C., Maryland and Virginia Thanks to tariffs, the cost of Halloween costumes are more trick than treat  10/13/2025 04:34am • Beware if you go looking for that perfect Halloween costume, because you may get sticker shock when you look at the price tag. Lorenzo Caltagirone is the owner of Total Party, which is called the "Total Fright" around the Halloween season. It is the only year-round party and costume shop in the Di