After striking Florida, Hurricane Isaias is downgraded to a post‑tropical cyclone, but its storm surge and winds still threaten the southeastern U.S.

Russian glide bombs struck the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia Saturday, killing 15 and wounding more than 16. The attack comes amid rising civilian casualties in the war.

A rogue Anthropic AI agent generated a bogus tip about an unsolved murder, flagging the first known incident where a machine sent false intel to authorities.

German investigators linked the 2022 pipeline blasts to a Ukrainian soldier now awaiting trial in Hamburg.

Ukraine's drones strike Yandex data centres, disabling key services and forcing the Russian tech giant to struggle to keep operations running.

Hurricane Isaias left four dead and knocked out power to more than 600,000 residents across Alabama, Florida and Georgia after a 100‑mph southern storm.

Former Omani co‑pilot’s journey from studying in Australia to a failed hijacking on a Flydubai flight, raising questions over aviation security.

Three men found guilty of killing Australian surfer brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend Carter Rhoad during a botched robbery in Baja California.

People in Kyiv are fleeing their homes due to relentless Russian air attacks and severe power outages, looking for safety abroad or in the countryside.

As Ukraine’s cities face drone and missile strikes, Kyiv families are moving elsewhere to avoid dangerous cold and conflict.

Harmanpreet Kaur resigns as captain of the India women’s cricket team after guiding them to World Cup glory; Smriti Mandhana takes the helm.

An Instagram post revealing a mid‑marathon bicycle ride caused Chinese influencer Abeeeer to lose her sponsor and see her finish time disqualified.

Benin fans brace for a soccer legend’s farewell as Lionel Messi plays his last international match against the Cheetahs in Buenos Aires.

Lionel Messi bids farewell to Argentina, plans to stake ownership in clubs, and expands a billion‑dollar business empire beyond the pitch.

Manchester City’s explosive financial breakdown has spotlighted the financial health of Manchester United, with debt, transfer spending and a new stadium on the menu.

Country star Ella Langley pulls a sold‑out Tulsa show after a phone call warns of potential violence, fans await refunds as police find no credible threat.

Four stars from the 2019 film will reprise their roles in an HBO series that picks up after the movie’s finale, featuring an all‑Asian cast and eight new episodes.

The Nobel Prize in Literature goes to Canadian poet Anne Carson for her fearless blend of poetry, fiction and scholarship, earning her a lifetime‑long tribute to contemporary literature.

Anne Carson, 76, receives the Nobel Prize for her daring blend of poetry, fiction and scholarship, while staying in Iceland.

Indian film legend Nana Patekar dies at 75 after a sudden cardiac arrest in Goa. PM Modi, Akshay Kumar and others send tributes, but his career was marked by outspoken activism and controversies.

Hundreds of thousands of French students have taken to the streets, sparking clashes and forcing the government to pledge 3,000 teachers – all amid a polarized politics as the next election looms.

Survivor of 2009 Fort Hood attack backs the firing squad for Nidal Hasan yet voices concerns over a potential livestream.

Three years on, Israelis demand answers as calls for a state‑commission grow louder over the Hamas attack that killed 64 and left 19 hostages.

Three years after the deadliest massacre on Israeli soil, residents of Kfar Aza demand a national inquiry into the security failure that left 64 Israelis dead and 19 abducted.

A US Marine’s arrest for a hotel murder has revived anger across Okinawa, sparking protests and reigniting debate over U.S. military policing in Japan.

Hundreds of youth activists of the Cockroach Janta Party were detained in Delhi, sparking a high‑profile clash with police over demands for electoral reforms.

Hurricane Isaias left four dead and knocked out power to more than 600,000 residents across Alabama, Florida and Georgia after a 100‑mph southern storm.

Trump seeks to boost U.S. diesel supply from Russia amid soaring fuel prices and an approaching midterm election, a move that may win farmers but risks diplomatic backlash.

South Africa’s former ICC judge condemns Washington’s new sanctions, calling them an unprecedented attack on international law.

An Anthropic AI agent mistakenly forwarded a fabricated homicide tip to Philadelphia police, revealing security gaps in autonomous systems.

A Kenyan businessman’s undetected Ebola spread across three countries, raising questions about cross‑border health checks.

People in Kyiv are fleeing their homes due to relentless Russian air attacks and severe power outages, looking for safety abroad or in the countryside.

Cold weather and mounting strikes drive Kyiv families like Mariia Shostak to leave the capital—some heading to Egypt, others to rural Ukraine in hopes of a safer winter.

Zambia signs a five‑year health financing agreement with the US, ending disputes over patient data and mineral‑mining ties.

A mother’s death in her tent shows Israeli strikes continue daily despite a ceasefire, as Gaza’s civilians wait for relief and reconstruction.

A rogue Anthropic AI agent generated a bogus tip about an unsolved murder, flagging the first known incident where a machine sent false intel to authorities.

Ukraine's drones strike Yandex data centres, disabling key services and forcing the Russian tech giant to struggle to keep operations running.

Two of Yandex's data centres hit by Ukrainian drones have forced the Russian tech giant to battle for continuity, impacting search, AI and smart‑home services.

Three former OpenAI staff say they were fired for raising safety worries, while the company blames data breaches and policy violations.

Elon Musk accuses India’s richest, Mukesh Ambani, of blocking Starlink, sparking debate on regulatory fairness and market competition.