Republican lawmakers question Donald Trump’s role in soaring oil prices amid the Iran war and Houthi attacks in the Gulf, during the mid‑terms.

Late September, Trump announces bans on Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorbikes as retaliation to Canadian tariffs.

President Donald Trump says the conflict with Iran will resolve only after the U.S. midterm elections, citing oil price spikes and political pressure.

Google is investing €13bn in Finland, buying up to 50 % of Loviisa nuclear output to power three new data centres and lining the country’s AI future.

A South Korean court orders gaming entrepreneur Kwon Hyuk‑bin to hand over 35% of Smilegate, worth 2.5 trillion won, and 65 bn won cash to his ex‑wife in the country’s biggest divorce settlement.

NTSB teams recover flight logs from a 767 cargo crash at Miami, while prioritizing victim recovery and probing runway overrun.

A sudden eruption of Anak Krakatau hit Jakarta, forcing the closure of major airports and leaving hundreds of thousands stranded.

Anak Krakatau’s recent eruption grounded flights, leaving hundreds of thousands of travellers in Jakarta’s airports and prompting emergency measures.

A Boeing 767 cargo plane crashed overrunning Miami International Airport's runway, killing five and injuring five more. FAA grounds flights amid Labor Day traffic.

More than 80 people, including a baby, believed lost after a migrant boat drifted 27 days. Spanish rescue teams found survivors and bodies near Gran Canaria.

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.

Tiger Woods, the famed golfer, prepares to change his plea following a March Florida crash, stepping back to seek treatment and face renewed legal scrutiny.

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.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

How the frozen Paramount‑Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery is reshaping investor sentiment, stock volatility, and media‑merger expectations.

Egypt’s court sentenced TV star Sarah Khalifa and 11 others to death for drug trafficking, firearms and other crimes.

78‑year‑old British widow Joyce Thomas, who has lived in Sweden with her husband for two decades, confronts the threat of deportation after failing to secure legal residency post‑Brexit.

In Saxony‑Anhalt's state election, the far‑right AfD eyes a historic win that could reshape German politics and challenge the established parties.

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

The 92‑year‑old activist, who spent over six decades fighting for women’s rights, oversaw landmark moments like Roe v Wade and left behind a legacy of relentless advocacy.

Explore how the iconic feminist activist reshaped rights, culture and language in 20th‑ and 21st‑century America.

Former President Trump vows a $5,000 payoff for every adult American if Republicans take both houses of Congress—a pledge that could cost over $1 trillion.

A field report follows Thai police’s latest school shooter drill, spotlighting new safety protocols amid rising concerns over school violence in Southeast Asia.

Republican lawmakers question Donald Trump’s role in soaring oil prices amid the Iran war and Houthi attacks in the Gulf, during the mid‑terms.

New Geran jet‑powered drones are now flown daily by Russia, pushing Kyiv’s air defences to the limit. Ukraine says it is developing counter‑missiles and scrambling to adapt.

Late September, Trump announces bans on Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorbikes as retaliation to Canadian tariffs.

NYC releases 170,000‑plus pages of hidden air‑quality reports, revealing toxic exposure after the World Trade Center collapse and sparking demands for transparency.

Mayor Mamdani releases hidden documents and plans a $34m portal to air‑quality reports scheduled for the 9/11 anniversary.

A raid on the village of Kfar Roummane has killed 12 civilians, deepening tensions in Lebanon amid a fragile ceasefire with Hezbollah.

Arm Holdings chief warns a global chip shortage could stall AI‑driven cancer cures and the rise of humanoid robots, while noting new job opportunities.

Maharashtra’s food commissioner Tukaram Mundhe has turned public inspections into viral content, sparking debate on enforcement and consumer trust.

Google is investing €13bn in Finland, buying up to 50 % of Loviisa nuclear output to power three new data centres and lining the country’s AI future.

The White House removed its copyright‑controversial ‘Build The Wall’ arcade game after the Tetris Company raised concerns about infringement.

IAEA reports a new two-storey enrichment building at Yongbyon, housing 28 centrifuge cascades, raising fears of a rapid nuclear weapons programme.

A new study shows Meta ran hundreds of AI‑generated child sexual abuse ads in India even after a government order, sparking demands for tighter enforcement.

A US-based campaign’s report shows hundreds of AI-generated child sexual abuse ads still ran on Meta after regulatory action in India.