Yemen rebels now controlling territory close to a key Red Sea shipping lane amid escalating conflict, potentially disrupting global trade and raising oil price volatility.

Yemen’s Houthi fighters have captured land near the Bab a‑Mandeb strand, raising fears for maritime throughput and crude‑oil pricing.

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.

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.

A former abbot at Thailand’s historic Wat Phutthaisawan is detained after police uncover a multi‑month embezzlement scheme and a sexual affair that sparked a blackmail case.

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.

A Dutch passenger coach overturned between Susch and Zernez, killing several and injuring others. Rescue crews are on scene.

A blaze on the MV June Aster near Coron kills 5 and leaves 86 missing as rescue teams battle smoke and strong currents.

A blaze on the MV June Aster caused five deaths and 86 missing; strong currents and poor weather hinder rescue efforts.

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.

LIV Golf's bankruptcy filing frees its players to walk away as new investor BC Partners moves in to build a player‑owned league.

How a 2002 TV quiz win spurred a Lithuanian coach’s rise to lead Sabah into the Champions League at Old Trafford.

The 2026 US Open sees a surge of influencer accreditation, sparking debate over tennis etiquette after incidents during Naomi Osaka’s match.

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.

The creators rename the series to ‘South America’ mocking Trump’s naming blunders after the show’s recent Emmy win.

Creators rename the show ‘South America’ amid Trump’s Lake and Gulf renaming frenzy, following an Emmy win and political jabs.

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.

The 25th anniversary of 9/11 has become a political battleground as the family of a murdered Muslim police cadet shares his story.

An intimate look at how ordinary routines turned into memories of a nation-wide tragedy on September 11, 2001.

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?

Police in Jackson treat Tasia Fortune's death as homicide and arrest a suspect, with more arrests expected.

35‑year‑old Denise Cosco, who testified against her mafia‑linked father, dies after a struggle with mental health and addiction.

Rapid Houthi takeover of Yemen’s southern coast reshapes strategic choke points in the Red Sea, raising tensions that could spark a new front in the Iran–US conflict.

Yemen's Houthis announce seizing Perim Island and the port of Mokha, consolidating control over the critical Bab al-Mandab Strait and threatening Red Sea shipping.

Yemen rebels now controlling territory close to a key Red Sea shipping lane amid escalating conflict, potentially disrupting global trade and raising oil price volatility.

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.

A devastating fire engulfed two rebel‑held schools in Bukavu, killing at least 24 children and burning 300 homes—eye‑witness footage confirms the tragic toll.

A Dutch passenger coach overturned between Susch and Zernez, killing several and injuring others. Rescue crews are on scene.

A blaze on the MV June Aster near Coron kills 5 and leaves 86 missing as rescue teams battle smoke and strong currents.

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 Senator Bernie Sanders announces he plans to legislate a ban on AI superintelligence and create a sovereign wealth fund for AI companies.

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.