Nike’s slump shows the cost of over‑reaching in direct‑to‑consumer sales, supply over‑stocking and high‑profile athlete exits—can the brand rebound or is it sliding into legacy status?

Miami’s elite plan to land in Havana the moment the Castro regime falls, outlining a future economy that keeps them in the driver’s seat.

Barcelona's La Merce festival showcases a historic Chinese performance as Madrid deepens ties with Beijing, alarmingly at odds with Brussels.

Trump calls artificial intelligence "Super Intelligence" and a 2,100% spike in .si domain registrations follows in September, sending provinces into frenzy.

Three OpenAI researchers have been sacked after allegedly misusing confidential AI data, raising fresh questions over the startup's safety protocols.

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu attributes the dramatic March 2026 incident on a Flydubai flight to radical indoctrination, while investigations into possible terror links continue.

An Indian captain opened a flight’s cockpit door while on the ground, halting a dangerous descent after being attacked, and shared the incident during an emergency call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Prime Minister Netanyahu links the man who stabbed a pilot to Islamist indoctrination, sparking investigations across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Israel.

A passenger on an Israeli flight describes a 17,000‑foot drop after a crew dispute, the airliner diverted to Saudi Arabia and emergency landing sealed the incident.

A stabbings on a FlyDubai plane to Israel ended with passengers, crew and a hero pilot thwarting a crash and ensuring a safe landing in Saudi Arabia.

The jersey Michael Jordan wore in Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals sold for $12.3M, breaking the record for game‑worn NBA memorabilia.

Rolling landslides and heavy rain claim 30 lives, forcing a wave of trekkers off the Annapurna Circuit amid ongoing flooding.

A sperm whale struck a yacht 500 nautical miles off New Zealand, sinking it. After 17 hours in a life raft, the couple and crew were rescued.

Ben Dancer is attempting to break the world record by dancing continuously for seven days in Freedom Park, Lagos, drawing crowds and viral attention.

Ben Dancer aims to break a world record by dancing without pause for 168 hours, drawing crowds and viral footage to Freedom Park.

South Korean court handed a one‑year suspended prison term to idol Mino after he was found guilty of absences during his community‑service duty amid Korea’s strict conscription rules.

Six Flags Magic Mountain permanently closed its X2 ride after more than 100 riders alleged brain injuries, sparking lawsuits and calls for safety reform.

US actor Chad Lowe mourns the loss of his daughter, 13‑year‑old Fiona, after a heartbreaking death that shook Hollywood.

FilmOn’s 30,000‑hour CineBx acquisition gives it a rare mix of classics and rare footage, positioning it to outpace rivals in the free‑to‑view market.

Six Flags temporarily or permanently suspends the X2 rollercraft after a flood of lawsuits alleging catastrophic brain injuries, sparking debate over amusement park safety and regulation.

Russia’s new pro‑Putin State Duma and his Valdai Club address point to a hardening stance on Ukraine, as Moscow urges Europe to cut aid.

Russia’s recently elected United Russia majority hands Putin a fresh mandate while he continues to push the Ukraine war forward, according to Kremlin officials and foreign minister statements.

Botswana authorises 23 elephant hunts for Independence Day feasts, sparking criticism from conservationists and raising questions over wildlife policy and public health.

Malaysia has started sending thousands of Rohingya back to Myanmar, sparking protests over human rights and political turmoil.

Investigating whether President Trump’s TV spots paid by the federal government break U.S. law.

After a failed lethal injection, death‑row inmate Christa Pike was left unconscious on a ventilator. Legal and state officials turn to an independent review.

Spain’s Congress rejected two rent‑protections laws after an 87‑year‑old woman was evicted, plunging the minority government into crisis and raising the prospect of an early election.

Thousands of French students and high‑school pupils clash with riot police, sparking fires, tear gas and widespread school disruptions.

Governor Kathy Hochul calls the Cornell frat‑house assault investigation a failure and names Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor.

South Korea threatens unspecified action after Ukraine’s UN announcement of two North Korean POWs in the South, escalating diplomatic tensions.

A fatal outburst of measles and malaria in Madhya Pradesh's Baiga communities reveals a crisis of malnutrition, inaccessible healthcare and superstition.

From a single strike in al‑Mawasi camp, six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has endured more than twenty surgeries, highlighting the dire medical crisis in Gaza.

Fresh fighting in Alamata sees 52 civilians killed as Ethiopian army pushes north—bordering regions choke and tourists stranded in the turmoil.

Six Flags Magic Mountain permanently closed its X2 ride after more than 100 riders alleged brain injuries, sparking lawsuits and calls for safety reform.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has suffered more than twenty operations since a strike on her camp in Gaza last month, highlighting the relentless medical crisis amid ongoing hostilities.

Falcon 9 carries four astronauts—including a Canadian mother‑to‑be—to the International Space Station, marking the first time a parent will be away while a child is born on Earth.

Trump calls artificial intelligence "Super Intelligence" and a 2,100% spike in .si domain registrations follows in September, sending provinces into frenzy.

Australia’s regulator flags major weaknesses in Steam, Roblox, Fortnite and Minecraft’s child‑protection measures, prompting a push for stronger safeguards.

Three OpenAI researchers have been sacked after allegedly misusing confidential AI data, raising fresh questions over the startup's safety protocols.

A winning short video from Nikon’s annual Small World contest faces backlash over alleged AI enhancements, sparking debates about authenticity in scientific imaging.