Yemen's Houthi fighters seize land near the Bab al‑Mandab, jeopardizing Red Sea shipping routes and Saudi oil exports.

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.

Rescuers enter charred ferry MV June Aster after a deadly blaze, finding 5 dead and rescuing 43 while 84 remain missing.

Singapore High Court rejects a $369,000 suit by a logistics CEO, ruling the money spent on extravagant gifts was not a loan.

The black silk dress that made headlines in 1994 will sell at Sotheby's, aiming for up to $300,000 (£220,000).

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.

Rescuers enter charred ferry MV June Aster after a deadly blaze, finding 5 dead and rescuing 43 while 84 remain missing.

A tourist coach overturned between Susch and Zernez, killing several Dutch passengers and sparking a massive rescue operation in the Graubünden region.

A fatal fire on the MV June Aster killed five and left 86 missing, leaving the Philippines grappling with one of its worst ferry disasters in recent years.

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.

The US Open awarded double the influencer accreditation, raising questions about tennis etiquette and fan behaviour at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Court hears that the driver tried to overtake a truck, leading to the crash that killed friends of boxer Anthony Joshua.

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.

The sketch‑heavy creators tap into Trump’s “America” renaming frenzy, swapping the show’s title for a jab‑laden rebrand that came after a recent Emmy win.

After an Emmy win, South Park’s creators rename the show ‘South America’ as a sly jab at Trump’s water‑name whims. The move fuels a new satirical chapter in the longtime hit.

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.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vows to sue Haaretz after a story claims he was warned by UAE officials of the 7 October attack.

The 25th anniversary of September 11 stirs politics: calls to exclude Muslim leaders clash with the bereaved brother of a slain NYPD cadet, highlighting the complex politics surrounding Islam.

Americans in Washington recount ordinary routines interrupted by the 9/11 attacks, revealing how the day changed their lives and the nation.

A metaverse journalist covers the first arrest in a hanging homicide in Mississippi, exploring the scene and community response in a 3‑D press conference.

After testifying against her own father in the notorious mafia murder of her mother, Denise Cosco fell into a mental health crisis and took her life.

Houthis seize Perim Island at the Bab al-Mandab Strait, consolidating a grip on the Red Sea gateway and posing new risks to international shipping.

Three Hong Kong activists who organized annual vigils for the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown have received prison terms up to seven years under the national security law.

Norway's Princess Astrid, sister of late King Harald, dies at 94 following his funeral.

A tourist coach crashed in the Swiss Alps killing five and wounding dozens. Rescue operations involved Swiss and Austrian authorities.

Rescuers enter charred ferry MV June Aster after a deadly blaze, finding 5 dead and rescuing 43 while 84 remain missing.

A blaze at two schools in rebel‑held Bukavu kills 24 children and several adults, raising urgent calls for safety and aid.

A tourist coach overturned between Susch and Zernez, killing several Dutch passengers and sparking a massive rescue operation in the Graubünden region.

A fatal fire on the MV June Aster killed five and left 86 missing, leaving the Philippines grappling with one of its worst ferry disasters in recent years.

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.

Drone lights recreate Twin Towers over NYC in a powerful tribute to 9/11 victims.