French winemakers temporarily lift Champagne's 13% limit to 15% as record heat forces sweeter grapes, signalling climate change impacts on wine production.

Anthropic’s Dario Amodei calls for a measured pace in AI model development, citing serious safety threats and advocating independent oversight and regulatory cooperation.

France's Champagne producers have temporarily raised wine alcohol up to 15% due to record heatwave, heralding a shift in winemaking.

Kenyan‑Burmntu nationals and other foreigners are being forced to flee, the Kenyan president’s call to close small shops meaning tight‑turn notes.

US leaders and global communities mark 25 years since the 9/11 attacks with ceremonies, tribute lights and solemn remembrance.

US President Donald Trump arrives in Dublin for a two‑day visit, meets with Irish President Catherine Connolly, and eyes the Irish Open at Trump’s Doonbeg golf course.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak took star climber Nirmal Purja and two companions, prompting a high‑stakes rescue by friend Mingma G.

A passenger train derailed in northern France near Cléon, injuring at least 44 people, including one in critical condition.

A tourist coach crash in the Swiss Alps where five people died and 40 were injured, helicopters and rescue teams rushed to the remote Susch–Zernez road. International and Swiss officials respond.

Philippine coast guard crews finally breached the smoke‑filled wreck of MV June Aster, rescuing survivors and searching for 84 missing passengers after a blaze erupted Wednesday night.

Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska revealed her flat in Odesa was blown up by a Russian missile, leaving only a Roland Garros towel hanging from the wreckage.

A sudden crackdown on foreign traders in Kenya has forced Burundian nationals, like tuk‑tuk driver Ndaikech Ali, to question their future in Nairobi.

A blaze at a Chilean nursing home in Pitrufquen killed 16 residents and spurred a nationwide review of eldercare safety.

Fire broke out at a private ammunition site in central Bulgaria, prompting investigations into sabotage amid a series of similar incidents across Europe.

The 34‑year‑old King Oyo of Tooro is laid to rest amid a succession dispute. Leaders urge unity to protect the kingdom’s legacy.

The Philippine Coast Guard reports 76 deaths after a ferry fire near Coron, while 13 passengers remain unaccounted.

A 15‑year‑old boy clung to a capsized skiff in cold Alaskan waters, surviving 48 hours before a good‑samaritain rescue.

A passenger train derailed between Rouen and Caen. Authorities suspect sabotage after a rail fragment was found on the track.

US leaders and global communities mark 25 years since the 9/11 attacks with ceremonies, tribute lights and solemn remembrance.

After the Eaton Fire, firefighters claim glutathione eased symptoms, but the union warns of safety gaps and lack of proof.

UNDP chief alerts that attacks on Ukraine's power grid could unleash a severe winter crisis, threatening heating, water, and shelter for millions.

Anthropic’s latest threat report reveals it has disrupted attempts to use its AI models for biological weapons development, underlining the urgent need for tighter safeguards.

Data released by the NTSB indicates a pilot alerted crew of excessive speed before the Boeing 767-300 overshot Miami’s runway, crashed, and burned.

South African authorities extradite six Nigerians involved in a $6m romance scam to the U.S., highlighting the Black Axe crime group’s reach.

Anthropic’s new threat report flags four misuse categories, including biological weapons, and urges tighter safeguards amid rising political pressure.

US President Donald Trump arrives in Dublin for a two‑day visit, meets with Irish President Catherine Connolly, and eyes the Irish Open at Trump’s Doonbeg golf course.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak took star climber Nirmal Purja and two companions, prompting a high‑stakes rescue by friend Mingma G.

After a sell‑out crowd packs the MCG for the Rams‑49ers clash, the question looms: can American football truly thrive in Australia’s football‑obsessed arena?

The Ugandan military chief announces withdrawal from Prince Harry’s Invictus Games to avoid opposition to King Charles III.

Uganda cancels participation in the Invictus Games just two months after announcing entry, citing respect for King Charles III.

Grammy‑winning rap star Lil Durk is cleared of all murder‑for‑hire charges after a jury trial, despite a pending racketeering case.

Sotheby’s will auction Princess Diana’s famed black silk dress from 1994, expected to fetch up to $300,000 as the former Princess of Wales’s fashion legacy continues.

The iconic black silk dress worn by Princess Diana on the night Prince Charles admitted adultery is up for auction, with Sotheby's estimating a sale price of up to $300,000.

A coordinated flight of 2,977 drones lights up New York City skyline, each star honoring a 9/11 casualty in a moving memorial. The spectacle, held on the 27th anniversary, blends technology and remembrance.

The White House removed its "Build The Wall" Tetris‑style mini‑game after The Tetris Company raised copyright issues.

Kenyan‑Burmntu nationals and other foreigners are being forced to flee, the Kenyan president’s call to close small shops meaning tight‑turn notes.

Generation Z recalls learning about 9/11 almost a quarter‑century after the event, highlighting gaps in school curricula, family stories and the lasting impact on American consciousness.

Former President Donald Trump has pledged a $5,000 cash payout to all American adults if the GOP wins the 2026 mid‑term elections. Experts weigh in on the legal, fiscal and practical implications.

A review of how security agencies learned after the 2001 attacks, noting progress, persistent gaps, and new threats from China and Russia.

Israel’s leader has filed a lawsuit against Ha … over a story that the UAE warned him about the 7 October attacks. The case comes amid heated electoral politics.