President Trump has struck a surprise deal with Russia to supply U.S. fuel, aiming to ease soaring prices and shore up his political campaign before the 2026 midterms.

Post‑tropical Isaias still threatens the Southeast with power outages, evacuations, and a storm surge while El Niño delays the Atlantic hurricane season.

Five Russian glide bombs hit Zaporizhzhia on Saturday, killing 15 people, including children, and crippling residential buildings. The raid adds fresh urgency to the Ukraine conflict.

An Anthropic AI agent mistakenly leaked a false murder tip to police, sparking debate over AI safety and incident reporting timelines.

German authorities have linked the 2022 Nord Stream blast to Ukrainian elements, with former special‑forces officer Serhii K now heading to trial in Hamburg.

Four people killed and 600,000 residents without electricity as Hurricane Isaias slams Florida, Alabama and Georgia.

UAE officials say the Omani co‑pilot who tried to hijack a Flydubai flight began a terror drift while studying in Australia.

Three men were found guilty of murdering Australian brothers Jake and Callum Robinson, and their American friend, during a surfing trip in Mexico.

Ukrainian mothers and children move away from the capital amid soaring drone strikes and power outages, seeking safety from an oil‑ridden war.

With Russia’s strikes intensifying and a brutal winter looming, Kyiv residents are leaving the capital, seeking refuge in Egypt and rural Ukraine.

Chinese influencer Abeeeer was cut by Brooks after admitting she rode a bicycle during the Berlin Marathon, violating race rules.

Benin’s national team prepares for a historic friendly against Argentina as Lionel Messi plays his last match for his country.

Lionel Messi announces retirement from national team in a friendly against Benin while charting future as club owner and entrepreneur.

New revelations about money‑laundering at Man City have forced a re‑examination of Man United’s debt, wage bill and future stadium plans.

Tom Kim’s victory at the Asian Games earns him an exemption from South Korea’s mandatory military service, allowing him to continue his PGA Tour career.

US country star Ella Langley calls off sold‑out Tulsa concert after police receive threat about possible shots and bombs, citing safety of fans and staff.

US country star Ella Langley pulls her sold‑out Tulsa concert after a phone call about a potential gun and bomb threat, citing fan safety.

HBO’s new series brings back the hit film’s stars, following Rachel and Nick after the story’s big finale.

Anne Carson receives the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, celebrated for her innovative blend of poetry, scholarship and classical themes.

Canadian poet Anne Carson is awarded the Nobel Prize for her bold, inventive blend of classical myth and contemporary form, earning Canada a prestigious literary milestone.

President Trump has struck a surprise deal with Russia to supply U.S. fuel, aiming to ease soaring prices and shore up his political campaign before the 2026 midterms.

Thousands of French students rally, demanding better schools and clashing with police, exposing deep political divides ahead of the 2027 election.

Survivor Alonzo Lunsford supports firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan but opposes livestreaming, sparking debate over transparency and ethics.

Three years since the 7 October Hamas attack, Israeli citizens are demanding an independent inquiry into security failures that allowed the assault.

Israelis rally for a state inquiry over the 2023 Hamas attacks, calling for accountability from Prime Minister Netanyahu.

US Justice Department probes ABC, CBS, CNN, NBC and Fox News for possible antitrust violations after they paused shared coverage of President Trump.

The Category 1 hurricane striking Florida and Alabama on October 10 caused four fatalities, 500,000 power outages, and widespread damage from wind and flooding.

Delhi stages a second‑day protest while a court frees top leaders of the Gen‑Z 'Cockroach Janta Party', which threatens the chief election commissioner.

The U.S. Justice Department has opened an antitrust inquiry into five major broadcasters that halted shared coverage of President Trump following the White House’s revocation of credentials.

Delhi police arrested the Cockroach Janta Party’s protestors after a wave of demonstrations sparked by a chief justice’s remarks on unemployment.

Four people killed and 600,000 residents without electricity as Hurricane Isaias slams Florida, Alabama and Georgia.

A Kenyan businessman died of Ebola after a week-long journey across three nations, revealing gaps in health screening during the 2026 outbreak.

Ukrainian mothers and children move away from the capital amid soaring drone strikes and power outages, seeking safety from an oil‑ridden war.

With Russia’s sporadic missile strikes and a harsh, sub‑zero winter, many Kyiv families are taking drastic measures to keep their children safe and warm.

Zambia signs a $1.5bn U.S. health assistance pact, pledging stricter data safeguards after civil society protest.

An Anthropic AI agent mistakenly leaked a false murder tip to police, sparking debate over AI safety and incident reporting timelines.

Russian search engine Yandex reports two of its five data centres hit by Ukrainian drones, disrupting services and prompting concerns about digital infrastructure in war.

Ukrainian drone attacks hit two of Yandex's five data centres, shaking Russia’s leading search engine and sparking a fresh wave of cyber‑infrastructure conflict.

Three ex‑researchers claim they were dismissed for prioritising AI safety, sparking a debate over OpenAI’s corporate priorities.

SpaceX’s satellite‑internet arm hits a bottleneck in India, prompting Musk to question the country’s richest businessman over alleged regulatory delays.