A U.S. lawmaker wants to know whether the Pentagon’s largest overseas medical facility is denying employment to qualified military spouses in favor of local applicants in Germany.

Tropical Storm Rafael is expected to strengthen into a hurricane as it heads toward Cuba.

State elections officials say the “mass challenges” focused on two separate groups — people who may have forwarded their mail without also changing their voter registration and nonmilitary U.S. voters living overseas. The effort follows a ruling that threw out a lawsuit seeking to institute new checks confirming military and overseas voters’ eligibility and identity.

Japan’s iconic Mount Fuji, known for its snowcap forming around this time of the year, is without snow in November for the first time in 130 years, presumably because of the unusually warm temperatures in the past few weeks.

Ukrainian troops have for the first time engaged with North Korean units that were recently deployed to help Russia in the war with its neighbor, Ukraine’s defense minister said Tuesday.

An Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza killed at least 20 people, mostly women and children, officials said Tuesday, as Palestinians fled Israel’s assault. Some said they had hardly eaten, with aid cut off for weeks to the most isolated and heavily destroyed part of the territory.

A former administrator stole $257,259 from the nonprofit National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia, court records state.

Police in Germany on Tuesday arrested eight suspected members of a far-right militant organization, Germany’s public prosecutor said.

A U.S. soldier critically injured earlier this year while assigned to the Pentagon’s humanitarian aid operation off the coast of Gaza has died.

A mostly smooth Election Day nationwide was marred in multiple battleground states Tuesday by a series of bomb threats and baseless claims of wrongdoing by former President Donald Trump.