A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft disappeared off the Massachusetts coast, prompting a Coast Guard search for its six crew and patients.

Thousands protest after rent hikes, parliamentary defeat may trigger early elections. The government faces a growing challenge from a tight housing market and public anger.

The Group of Seven announced a coordinated release of 100 million barrels of oil and diesel, sparking a diplomatic counter‑move to Donald Trump’s earlier threat to ban U.S. diesel exports.

OpenAI has dismissed three staff for mishandling internal data, raising fresh concerns about AI safety protocols and corporate governance.

An objective look at why Nike’s sales have slumped, its strategic errors, key athlete departures, and the road to recovery under new leadership.

The 550‑year‑old Hōlei Sea Arch collapsed, a reminder of volcanic erosion and the capricious nature of Hawaii’s coast.

Netanyahu claims attacker on Dubai‑Tel Aviv flight was radicalised, amid investigations linking the incident to potential terrorism.

Indian Captain Smit Machchhar survived a violent incident on a Flydubai flight by opening the cockpit door, halting a rapid descent and saving dozens of passengers.

Israel’s prime minister claims the man who tried to seize a Dubai‑Tel Aviv flight was radicalised, sparking investigations in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Passengers on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv thwart a stabbing attack, with a family‑man recalling how he hugged his children during a dramatic drop.

Chinese fighter Wang Cong adopts a Joker‐inspired look to unsettle opponents as she prepares for the vacant flyweight title bout against Natalia Silva.

South Korean golfer Tom Kim wins Asian Games title, earning a military service exemption after a 18‑under‑par performance.

An objective look at why Nike’s sales have slumped, its strategic errors, key athlete departures, and the road to recovery under new leadership.

The prized jersey from the 1998 NBA Finals in Michael Jordan’s final season sold for £9.3 million in a digital auction, surpassing previous records.

After August floods, fresh landslides and heavy rain kill 30, damage roads, forcing trekkers onto helicopter rescue; 1,900 families and 240 homes are affected.

At Munich’s Oktoberfest a ride operator now hands out free cycling shorts to women to prevent the viral practice of upskirting – sparking debate over privacy, law and personal safety.

The pop‑star’s planned shows at Russia’s Gazprom Arena are officially cancelled amid backlash over past comments.

South Korean pop star Song Min‑ho (Mino) of Winner receives a suspended prison sentence after convictions for military service violations.

Six Flags Magic Mountain has permanently closed its X2 attraction after more than 100 riders claimed brain injuries, sparking lawsuits and calls for stricter safety oversight.

United States actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn the sudden loss of their daughter, appealing for public mental‑health support.

An elite Miami gathering has outlined detailed plans for Cuban reconstruction, predicting a swift shift to capitalism if the regime falls.

After a partisan landslide, Putin claims a mandate but shows no signs of ending Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to his appearance at the Valdai Forum.

After a decisive parliamentary vote, Russia’s leadership under Putin signals continued commitment to the Ukraine war, intensifying pressure on Europe and the international community.

Botswana’s decision to allow hunting of 23 elephants for 60‑year independence celebrations sparks backlash from conservationists and communities.

Malaysia has started repatriating thousands of Myanmar asylum seekers, including Rohingyas, sparking human‑rights criticism and domestic backlash.

Canada’s defence planners have mapped out the unlikely event of a U.S. invasion, reflecting wartime tradition and changing politics under President Trump.

At Munich’s Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out free cycling shorts to shield women from upskirting after viral videos sparked outrage.

Brazil’s looming election pits Lula against Bolsonaro’s son, raising questions over US influence, trade wars and domestic sovereignty.

The Tennessee Department of Corrections leader steps down following a botched death sentence, reflecting ongoing scrutiny of capital punishment.

Brazil’s president Lula da Silva accuses the US of meddling in its upcoming election as right‑wing politician Flavio Bolsonaro seeks victory.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft disappeared off the Massachusetts coast, prompting a Coast Guard search for its six crew and patients.

Christa Pike, Tennessee death‑row inmate, left unconscious and on a ventilator after a botched lethal‑injection attempt.

A look at how electric vehicles can trigger motion sickness in passengers, the science behind it, and what drivers and manufacturers are doing to help.

A botched attempt on Christa Pike has stunned observers and reignited debate over lethal injections and state protocols.

A heartbreaking look at the children dying in Madhya Pradesh’s Baiga villages and the complex mix of disease, mistrust and poverty driving the tragedy.

A look at how electric vehicles can trigger motion sickness in passengers, the science behind it, and what drivers and manufacturers are doing to help.

A court in Arizona ordered a resentencing after an AI‑made tribute to a murder victim was improperly shown at sentencing.

OpenAI has dismissed three staff for mishandling internal data, raising fresh concerns about AI safety protocols and corporate governance.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 lifts Crew‑13 to the ISS, where a Canadian astronaut’s unborn child will be born while one parent flies abroad, marking a historic moment in space travel.

US president’s call to rename AI triggers a 2,100% jump in Slovenian domain registrations, highlighting the link between rhetoric and cyberspace activity.