A deep dive into whether Comcast Inc. and Comcast Ventures can be sued in Sherman, Texas over alleged hologram‑IP theft, exploring platform, content‑distribution, and corporate responsibility standards in a high‑stakes IP dispute.

A BBC investigation in Inner Mongolia reveals the scale of Chinese data‑centre expansion, the drive behind its AI ambitions and contrasts with U.S. attitudes.

In Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, fields of potatoes are being eclipsed by huge data centres that will power China’s AI ambitions.

US President Donald Trump and Venezuelan Interim President Delcy Rodríguez meet at the UN General Assembly, discussing a $65 bn oil concession following the US raid that deposed Nicolás Maduro.

A deep dive into the DOJ’s antitrust filings, legal benchmarks, and the arguments that let a $110‑$111 billion merger clear federal review while state attorneys general still fight it.

A fire on the MV June Aster en route to Coron killed 76 people, leaving 43 survivors and 13 people still missing amid toxic smoke.

Donald Trump arrives in Dublin, meets Irish President Catherine Connolly, and heads toward a golf event at Trump International in Doonbeg.

After an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak claimed Nirmal Purja and others, Mingma G faced a difficult rescue to bring their bodies home.

A blazing Philippine ferry has killed 35 of its 130 passengers, with dozens still missing.

A passenger train derailed near Cléon in Normandy, leaving 44 injured, including one critically. Emergency services dispatched to the scene.

Youth disillusionment, Ceuta migrant wave, and football‑powered politics shape Morocco’s coming elections.

Dayana Yastremska reveals only a Roland Garros towel survived a Russian missile strike in Odesa, highlighting the ongoing cost of the conflict.

Donald Trump arrives in Dublin, meets Irish President Catherine Connolly, and heads toward a golf event at Trump International in Doonbeg.

After an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak claimed Nirmal Purja and others, Mingma G faced a difficult rescue to bring their bodies home.

Uganda pulls out of the Invictus Games only 2 months after confirming participation, citing the need to avoid being seen as opposing King Charles III.

Actress Hayden Panettiere died from a lethal mix of fentanyl, Xanax and other drugs, per coroner’s report. The case highlights ongoing substance‑abuse crisis.

A deep dive into the DOJ’s antitrust filings, legal benchmarks, and the arguments that let a $110‑$111 billion merger clear federal review while state attorneys general still fight it.

A deep dive into the sensational claims linking Jay‑Z, Diddy, and Alex Spiro to Jeffrey Epstein’s network, congressional probes, and alleged money‑laundering schemes.

A darkly humorous look at how Diddy’s lawyers are pulling the plug on a $100 million defamation suit while a judge grants him a pro‑se timeout amid a federal prison drama.

Diddy’s lawyers seek to withdraw over unpaid fees, while a federal judge gives the rapper more time to secure new representation or represent himself. Legal experts weigh the implications.

Youth disillusionment, Ceuta migrant wave, and football‑powered politics shape Morocco’s coming elections.

President Trump’s remark on a united Ireland sparks reactions from Irish leaders and U.S. politicians as the mid‑terms approach.

Twenty‑five years after 9/11, Gen Z recalls the terror for the first time in school and home, showing how the new generation remembers history differently.

A 30‑year‑old Indian student took a viral meme to a nationwide movement, leading to the resignation of an education minister and a campaign for rural schools.

The 9/11 attacks exposed deep intelligence failures that reshaped global security. Today, reforms, rising powers and technological advances test whether lessons have been fully learned.

Ethiopia’s federal government and the Tigrayan ruling party accuse each other of launching attacks, raising alarm of renewed full‑scale conflict in the Horn of Africa.

President Pezeshkian accuses Trump of bullying, urges U.S. blockade lift and a diplomatic solution to the war

UK politician Andy Burnham meets Donald Trump in New York, where the U.S. president pledges business cooperation while condemning the Chagos Islands deal.

At the UNGA, US President Donald Trump threatened to "annihilate Iran", the UK’s new prime minister made first‑time meetings with world leaders, and Secretary‑General António Guterres delivered his farewell.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham delivers his first UN General Assembly address, warning on Russian disinfo and proposing global AI measures.

Actress Hayden Panettiere died from a lethal mix of fentanyl, Xanax and other drugs, per coroner’s report. The case highlights ongoing substance‑abuse crisis.

Category‑5 Hurricane Polo intensifies over warm El Niño waters, threatening massive rainfall but likely to miss landfall.

UNFPA data shows a sharp rise in gender‑based violence against Gaza women, with child marriage and sexual assault climbing amid the war.

A blaze at El Edén nursing home in Pitrufquén kills 16 elderly residents and sparks national review of care facility safety.

A fire on the MV June Aster en route to Coron killed 76 people, leaving 43 survivors and 13 people still missing amid toxic smoke.

A deep dive into whether Comcast Inc. and Comcast Ventures can be sued in Sherman, Texas over alleged hologram‑IP theft, exploring platform, content‑distribution, and corporate responsibility standards in a high‑stakes IP dispute.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham delivers his first UN General Assembly address, warning on Russian disinfo and proposing global AI measures.

A BBC investigation in Inner Mongolia reveals the scale of Chinese data‑centre expansion, the drive behind its AI ambitions and contrasts with U.S. attitudes.

In Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, fields of potatoes are being eclipsed by huge data centres that will power China’s AI ambitions.

A look at how a Texas court’s remote appearance decision for an Antiguan litigant sets a precedent for cross‑border tech disputes.