A Gulfstream G‑100 medical transport vanished near Nantucket, leaving six passengers and crew dead, highlighting challenges in maritime search and rescue.

A quantum‑analysis of Premier League data uncovers a massive income over‑statement by Manchester City and sheds light on Manchester United’s mounting debt and spending habits.

Using quantum‑driven data analysis, we reveal how India’s toy industry cuts costs yet deepens dependence on China, exposing hidden trade risks.

President Donald Trump has created a new ‘Super Intelligence Force’ chaired by CIA Director Jay Clayton to steer U.S. AI policy amid rising industry concerns.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared over the Atlantic; the crashed wreckage found off Nantucket confirms all six aboard, four Canadians and two Bermudians, are presumed dead.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared over the Atlantic; the crashed wreckage found off Nantucket confirms all six aboard, four Canadians and two Bermudians, are presumed dead.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft vanished near Nantucket after leaving Bermuda for Boston; authorities search for the six aboard, after a sudden altitude drop.

Iconic lava rock formation plunges into the sea, a reminder of nature’s relentless change and the fragile allure of Hawaii’s coastlines.

Prime Minister Netanyahu alleges the alleged hijacker was shaped by extremist teaching, while investigators probe possible wider terror links.

Captain Smit Machchhar’s daring cockpit‑door break‑open during a co‑pilot attack on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv stopped a rapid descent and saved lives.

Tom Kim's Asian Games victory spares him 18–21 months of South Korean service, cementing his future on the PGA Tour.

MMA star Wang Cong wears Joker-inspired face paint to unsettle opponents before title bouts, blending psychology with performance.

South Korean golfer Tom Kim secures gold at the Asian Games, earning a brief military exemption and stepping closer to continued global success.

Nike, once a pioneer in sportswear, now battles declining sales, losing star athletes and grappling with strategic blunders.

A game‑worn Michael Jordan jersey sold for $12.3 m, smashing the previous record and underscoring the growing blend of sports collectibles with advanced data analytics.

Around the Oktoberfest, an amusement ride operator hands out cycling shorts to women to thwart upskirting videos that have gone viral.

India’s famed street magicians face a quiet extinction as COVID, digital media and shrinking public spaces erase an age‑old art form.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, the operator of the Devil's Wheel has begun handing out cycling shorts to protect women from upskirting videos flooding social media.

Kanye West’s planned double‑date at St. Petersburg’s Gazprom Arena is officially cancelled amid political backlash and safety worries.

K-pop artist Mino of Winner received a suspended one‑year jail term for 102 unauthorized absences while serving as a social‑service agent, highlighting scrutiny of entertainers' military duty.

After surviving two execution attempts, Christa Pike remains critically ill in Nashville and her future is unclear, lawyer says.

A fresh Ghanaian law bans preaching on moving buses, sparking a clash between religious freedom and public safety as ministers like Boateng Bismark James face prison or fines.

Russia’s new parliamentary majority fuels Vladimir Putin’s resolve to continue the Ukraine war amid rising Western sanctions and hybrid warfare tactics.

Rising to a new parliamentary mandate, Vladimir Putin signals no intent to curb the Ukraine conflict, amid escalating hybrid threats to Europe.

Botswana’s decision to kill 23 elephants for its diamond‑jubilee celebrations has drawn fierce criticism from wildlife groups and raised questions over the country’s hunting policy.

U.S. President Trump announced pulling B‑1 bombers from the UK’s RAF Fairford after claims of a threat, following a suspicious‑vehicle incident near the base.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez harnesses a housing crisis to call a snap vote, amid corruption scandals and the Ceuta migrant crisis.

A 20‑year‑old U.S. Marine’s arrest for a hotel murder in Okinawa has spurred fresh protests, highlighting long‑running tensions over the U.S. military presence on the island.

US Defence Department has ended its use of Anthropic’s Claude models, citing supply‑chain risk concerns that heightened after a February designation.

Ukraine’s president condemns a drone strike on a corn‑laden ship outside Romanian waters, as international tensions over food security surge.

Secretary Marco Rubio says the United States is monitoring a plague laboratory incident in Siberia following a staffer's death, while Russian authorities downplay any outbreak.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical transport vanished near Nantucket, leaving six passengers and crew dead, highlighting challenges in maritime search and rescue.

Optogenetics pioneers Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel take the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for lighting up neural circuits that shape memory, emotion and behavior.

After surviving two execution attempts, Christa Pike remains critically ill in Nashville and her future is unclear, lawyer says.

Doctors say Pike’s prognosis remains unclear after a botched lethal injection and Tennessee officials have paused executions for the year.

President Donald Trump has created a new ‘Super Intelligence Force’ chaired by CIA Director Jay Clayton to steer U.S. AI policy amid rising industry concerns.

Four days of Russian drone assaults on Kyiv’s critical bridges come as German Chancellor Merz visits, underscoring the escalating crisis in Ukraine’s infrastructure.

President Trump creates a new taskforce to oversee AI, calling it the ‘Super Intelligence Force’, and orders all federal departments to use ‘Super Intelligence’ instead of AI.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical aircraft vanished near Nantucket after leaving Bermuda for Boston; authorities search for the six aboard, after a sudden altitude drop.

Electric car drivers love their EVs, but a growing number of passengers report nausea and vomiting. New research points to silent engines and regenerative braking as possible culprits.