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The iconic black silk gown worn by Princess Diana after Prince Charles’s admission of infidelity is set for sale this year, with Sotheby’s estimating a price of up to $300,000.
The iconic black silk gown Princess Diana wore after Prince Charles’ admission of infidelity is set for auction in December, with estimates up to $300,000.
A fire broke out aboard the Liberia‑flagged Ocean Melody during maintenance at Qingdao port, killing 25 of 42 crew and sparking emergency response.
Former US President Donald Trump promised $5,000 to every American if Republicans win the midterms—raising questions about its legality and cost.
Flight data shows an Amazon cargo aircraft was too fast, overran the runway, collided with ground vehicles, and killed five crew members.
TRAVEL
Five people dead and 86 missing as a fire broke out on the MV June Aster near Coron. Quantum computing offers new angles on maritime safety and response.
A passenger on the MV June Aster survived a fire that erupted off Coron, Philippines, describing a chaotic escape amid 100-plus passengers.
A blaze on the MV June Aster near Coron, Palawan, has killed five passengers and left 86 others missing. Rescue efforts face strong currents and an unsettled investigation.
The NTSB has recovered flight recorders from a Boeing 767-300 that overran Miami International Airport’s runway, while investigators focus on locating victims and understanding the cause of the disaster.
Anak Krakatau eruption forces Jakarta airports to close, leaving 270,000 passengers stranded amid ash-laden skies.
POLITICS
Senator Sanders proposes legislation to ban AI superintelligence and a sovereign wealth fund stake in AI firms, sparking debate amid looming tech threats.
On the 25th anniversary of September 11 the brother of a Muslim NYPD cadet speaks out on politicised commemoration and the role of the city’s first Muslim mayor.
Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine’s fortress belt, forcing evacuations in Kramatorsk, Slovyansk and Kostyantynivka amid growing drone and glide‑bomb warfare.
Trump has offered $5,000 to every adult American if Republicans win the 2026 midterms – a promise whose legality and funding raise big questions.
A Russian drone attack on a Pavlohrad shopping centre left five dead and 67 injured amid a sustained six‑year war, highlighting the shifting tactics of the conflict.
HEALTH
MSF warns that cuts to international aid are forcing hospitals to shut and patients to make dangerous journeys.
Mayor Mamdani releases decades‑old documents revealing hazardous air after 9/11, prompting a $34 m cleanup and renewed scrutiny of city’s response.
New York City releases decades‑old reports exposing toxic air after 9/11, prompting calls for transparency and health‑impact studies.
Israeli military strikes in southern Lebanese village Kfar Roummane kill 12, including children and medics, amid escalating conflict.
TECH
A stunning drone light show used 2,977 aircraft to reconstruct the Twin Towers over NYC, each light honoring a 9/11 victim.
New forensic genetic genealogy tools are helping identify 9/11 victims, bringing closure to families amid long‑standing uncertainty.
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SPORT
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South African airline Airlink says its close‑proximity aircraft stunt over a packed rugby stadium was carefully planned and safe.
ENTERTAINMENT
Matt Stone and Trey Parker rename the series South Park to South America, mirroring Donald Trump’s attempts to rename Lake Ontario and the Gulf of Mexico.
The show’s creators rename the series to ‘South America’ as a playful jab at President Trump’s controversial renaming scheme.
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OPINION
Washington residents recall everyday routines and the profound impact of the September 11 attacks.
Spanish intelligence services flagged social‑media calls for a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta a day before 72,000 people streamed in, revealing pre‑warning.
Families of 9/11 victims face decades of delay in a Guantanamo trial, as torture and plea deals cloud the pursuit of justice.
Families of 9/11 victims still wait for the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, 25 years after the attacks, citing torture‑exposed evidence and plea‑deal complications.
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