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King Oyo of Tooro Laid to Rest as Uganda Calls for Unity
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BUSINESS
France’s record summer heat allows winemakers to lift the alcohol content of champagne, raising a buzz amid climate‑driven harvests.
Dario Amodei calls for pausing AI development, urging independent monitoring, regulation and alignment before US lags behind China.
French winemakers lift the legal alcohol ceiling to 15% amid record summer heat, raising questions for producers and consumers as climate change speeds up.
Foreign traders in Nairobi face unprecedented crackdown, leaving families stranded and sparking diplomatic tensions.
American and global leaders gather to honor victims and reaffirm the promise 'Never, ever forget' on the 25th anniversary.
TRAVEL
A two‑day trip for the former president brings talks with Ireland’s leaders, security alerts, protests over Gaza, and a swing at the Irish Open.
When a lethal avalanche swallowed two friends on Broad Peak, Mingma G became the lone lifeline, leading a perilous, foot‑based recovery of their bodies to home.
A tragic blaze on the MV June Aster ferry near Coron has elevated the death toll to 35, while the search for missing passengers continues.
A passenger train on the Rouen‑Caen line derailed near Cléon, Normandy, causing 44 injuries and disrupting regional rail services.
A tourist coach crashed in the Swiss Alps killing five and wounding dozens. Rescue operations involved Swiss and Austrian authorities.
SPORT
The LA Rams face the San Francisco 49ers in their first full‑scale NFL match in Melbourne, as the league tests a growing global market and Aussie fans ignite passion.
The Ugandan military chief cancels participation in the Invictus Games, citing respect for King Charles, following Prince Harry's brief involvement.
The Uganda military chief announces withdrawal from the Duke of Sussex’s sports event, citing respect for King Charles III amidst royal controversies.
After Saudi Arabia pulls funding, the break‑away golf league submits a Chapter 11 petition, allowing players to exit and a player‑owned future to unfold.
ENTERTAINMENT
Chicago rapper Lil Durk is cleared of all murder‑for‑hire charges linked to a 2022 shooting, though a new racketeering case looms.
The black silk dress that made headlines in 1994 will sell at Sotheby's, aiming for up to $300,000 (£220,000).
The iconic black silk gown worn by Princess Diana in 1994 is heading to auction, expected to fetch up to £220,000.
Drone lights recreate Twin Towers over NYC in a powerful tribute to 9/11 victims.
The White House removed its copyright‑controversial ‘Build The Wall’ arcade game after the Tetris Company raised concerns about infringement.
OPINION
A look at how Generation Z remembers 9/11—through late‑news lessons, family anecdotes and modern research—highlighting the gap in firsthand experience.
A 30‑year‑old student turned a meme into a mass movement that toppled an education minister and forced the Modi government to act.
Former President Trump’s pledge to give all U.S. adults $5,000 if Republicans win the 2026 midterms raises legal and fiscal questions.
From a devastating intelligence lapse to the rise of AI, this piece explores how the 2001 attacks still reshape global security policy.
POLITICS
President Ruto’s call to ban foreign traders briefly swept Nairobi’s foreign communities into panic and uncertainty.
A devastating fire at El Edén nursing home in Pitrufquén has killed 16 residents, prompting national scrutiny and a presidential review of elder care facilities.
Bulgarian authorities investigate overnight fire at a private defence company's ammunition storage, suspecting sabotage amid rising tensions in Eastern Europe.
The 34‑year‑old monarch is buried after a debate over his successor. Leaders urge unity amid Tooro succession dispute.
HEALTH
A devastating fire on the Philippine ferry MV June Aster has claimed 76 lives, with 43 survivors and 13 people missing, prompting a massive rescue and investigation.
A teenager clings to an overturned boat for days in cold waters before rescue – a story of bravery and community support.
Authorities probe whether sabotage triggered the passenger train breakdown near Cléon, north France.
After a California blaze, firefighters report relief from a glutathione treatment, but their union warns of possible risks and lack of research.
TECH
Anthropic reveals it has disrupted attempts to use its AI to develop biological weapons, sparking calls for AI safety measures.
A pilot on an Amazon Boeing 767 warned the crew about too high speed before the plane overshot the runway and collided at Miami International Airport, killing five passengers.
South African police will hand six Nigerians over to U.S. authorities after a decade‑long investigation into online romance scams that cost U.S. victims over 100 million rand.
Anthropic reveals incidents where its Claude model was used to design biological weapons, prompting calls for tighter AI safeguards.
Senator Sanders proposes banning AI superintelligence and a 50‑percent sovereign wealth stake in AI firms, urging Congress and Trump to act.
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