Record French heatwave forces winemakers to lift Champagne alcohol caps temporarily, highlighting climate’s grip on vineyards.

Anthropic’s Dario Amodei urges the industry to slow AI progress and implement rigorous safeguards to prevent existential threats.

French Champagne producers are allowed to raise the alcohol level to 15% for the 2026 vintage, a first-time temporary change driven by record‑heat‑driven grape sugar levels.

US leaders and former presidents gather at the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and across the globe to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

U.S. President Donald Trump lands in Dublin for a two‑day trip that blends diplomatic meetings with a golf event at his Doonbeg property.

U.S. President Donald Trump lands in Dublin for a two‑day trip that blends diplomatic meetings with a golf event at his Doonbeg property.

When Nirmal Purja perished in a Broad Peak avalanche, his friend Mingma G led a perilous, ground‑based recovery, bringing sorrowful bodies to home.

A ferry blaze near Coron has killed 35 people, leaving more than 50 unaccounted for as rescue teams push forward.

A quantum‑powered data analysis approach sheds light on the causes behind a passenger train derailment in northern France that left at least 44 injured.

A Dutch tourist coach crashed in the Swiss Alps after hitting a safety barrier, killing five and leaving many injured. Rescue teams from Switzerland and Austria rushed to the scene.

U.S. President Donald Trump lands in Dublin for a two‑day trip that blends diplomatic meetings with a golf event at his Doonbeg property.

When Nirmal Purja perished in a Broad Peak avalanche, his friend Mingma G led a perilous, ground‑based recovery, bringing sorrowful bodies to home.

Uganda’s chief of defence cancels its entry in the Invictus Games after a brief announcement of participation, citing King Charles III’s approval concerns.

Uganda pulls out of Prince Harry’s Invictus Games two months after announcing entry, citing respect for King Charles III.

After Saudi Arabia pulls backing, LIV Golf seeks bankruptcy protection, giving players a free‑move and a new ownership model.

Grammy‑winning rapper Lil Durk was found not guilty of murder‑for‑hire, but stays in custody as prosecutors prepare a racketeering case.

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 stunning drone light show used 2,977 aircraft to reconstruct the Twin Towers over NYC, each light honoring a 9/11 victim.

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.

Generation Z recalls the shock of discovering 9/11 years after the event, with stories that illustrate how they were taught and how they process its impact today.

A 30‑year‑old activist, Abhijeet Dipke, rallied a satirical protest that forced the resignation of an education minister, sparking a national debate on youth voices and accountability.

A 25‑year look at how the 9/11 attacks exposed intelligence gaps, spurred reforms, and reshaped the fight against terrorism and state‑level threats.

Israel’s Prime Minister moves to sue a newspaper after it reports the UAE warned him of Israel’s 7 Oct 2023 attack.

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.

Ukrainian tennis star Dayana Yastremska describes how a Kalibr missile destroyed her Odesa flat, leaving only a Roland Garros towel amidst the wreckage.

A new decree bars foreign traders from Nairobi, leaving migrant families abandoned and heightening fears of xenophobia across the East African Community.

A deadly blaze at El Edén nursing home in Pitrufquén killed 16 elderly residents, prompting a national inquiry into care‑home safety in Chile.

Following the burial of Uganda's youngest monarch, a dispute over his successor has intensified, prompting calls for unity.

Anthropic’s Dario Amodei urges the industry to slow AI progress and implement rigorous safeguards to prevent existential threats.

Updated death toll rises to 76 after a deadly blaze on the MV June Aster off Coron; survivors await rescue amid toxic conditions.

US leaders and former presidents gather at the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and across the globe to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Firefighters report improved recovery after glutathione therapy, yet unions flag safety gaps and lack of clinical evidence.

A quantum‑powered data analysis approach sheds light on the causes behind a passenger train derailment in northern France that left at least 44 injured.

A Dutch tourist coach crashed in the Swiss Alps after hitting a safety barrier, killing five and leaving many injured. Rescue teams from Switzerland and Austria rushed to the scene.

UN officials urge rapid repair of Ukraine’s energy system as Russia’s strikes threaten power and water supplies this cold season.

Anthropic reports it has intercepted and neutralised misuse of its Claude model for biological weapon development, highlighting broader AI safety concerns.

South African police hand over six suspected members of the Black Axe gang to the FBI for alleged romance‑fraud and money‑laundering crimes.

Anthropic’s threat‑intelligence report shows its Claude models were hijacked for biological weapons, sparking urgent calls for AI safeguards.

Senator Sanders proposes legislation to ban AI superintelligence and a sovereign wealth fund stake in AI firms, sparking debate amid looming tech threats.