World / India — The Calcutta High Court has ordered YouTube, X and Instagram to remove Sabeer Bhatia’s 36-minute film ‘The Friendship Files’ and barred its circulation until January 31, 2027 — an interim order in Adani Enterprises’ defamation suit that decides nothing about whether the film’s allegations are true.
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World — A ceasefire both Moscow and Kyiv say is holding toward Kherson runs alongside the heaviest strike night on the capital in weeks — 16 ballistic missiles, more than 280 drones, and a city counting the cost by morning.
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Economy / Markets — Futures edged higher on Tuesday as Celestica's beat kept the AI trade alive, Visa and Seagate waited after the bell, and the Federal Reserve opened a two-day meeting almost nobody expects to end in a cut — or a hike.
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Entertainment — Tom Holland will dance Fred Astaire, Sabrina Carpenter will play Ginger Rogers — but the casting that defines Sony's biopic is Margaret Qualley as Adele, the sister whose dancing no camera ever captured.
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World / Africa — President Cyril Ramaphosa has deployed 510 SANDF soldiers to KwaZulu-Natal under Operation Prosper after anti-migrant protests turned violent in Durban and Soweto — and days after a foreign national was beaten to death by a crowd in central Durban.
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Trump flew into Corinth to protect Cindy Hyde-Smith in a Senate race Democrats suddenly think they can win — and used the rally to defend the Iran war, saying he expected oil prices to go 'much, much higher' and was prepared to pay that price.
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For seven years Jay-Z has chosen who plays the Super Bowl halftime show. On Monday night the NFL made it official: for Super Bowl LXI at SoFi Stadium, he chose himself — confirming the report Roger Goodell refused to confirm five days earlier.
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World / United Kingdom — Five days after the government told every household to keep three days of supplies at home, the tills have delivered the verdict in a UK stockpile sales surge: Britons listened. Torches, wind-up radios, power banks and tinned food are selling at multiples of their normal rate, and specialist prepper shops say sales have risen tenfold.
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A day after losing the presidency to Lula, Flávio Bolsonaro was stopped in the street outside his father's house and ordered to hand over every passport he holds. The Supreme Court order, issued in a sealed money-laundering inquiry, bars him from leaving Brazil and from contacting the lawyer at the centre of the case — a ruling he says he will obey and challenge at the same time.
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A BMW was driven deliberately into a group of people in Neustadt am Rübenberge, near Hanover, shortly before midnight on Monday, injuring four to five people. Police fired on the car; its occupants fled on foot and are still being hunted — and officers stress they are not investigating a terrorist attack.
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WASHINGTON — All 28 defendants are lawful permanent residents, the Justice Department said in its announcement: people with legal immigration status in the United States who are not citizens and are therefore not permitted to vote in U.S. elections. The charges, filed in.
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Golden State won the ugliest game of the series and the most important one: a 64-55 defensive grind at Chase Center that leaves a second-year expansion team one win from a WNBA championship.
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Six years after a settlement in which Trump's campaign promised never to play the song again without a licence, Neil Young says it blared out at an Ohio rally anyway — and he wants $10 million.
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Jacob Morley was serving life for murder. On Sunday night he went through a Tennessee prison fence, took a white Ford F-350 — and by Monday night, with helicopters up and a $2,500 reward posted, he was still gone.
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Milwaukee scored eight runs with two outs in the fifth, Robert Gasser faced the minimum through six, and the Brewers beat Tampa Bay 10-1 to move one win from their first championship.
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Dak Prescott threw three touchdown passes, Javonte Williams ran for 155 yards, and Dallas beat Philadelphia 38-21 on Monday night to snap its skid and deepen the Eagles' slump.
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Oregon coach Dan Lanning said Monday night that quarterback Dante Moore is not expected to return this season, ending the comeback watch that had hung over the Ducks since his Sept. 26 concussion at USC.
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Apple's second launch day of the week put its new M6 chip in the 14-inch MacBook Pro and the iMac — faster on-device AI, Wi-Fi 7, up to 24 hours of battery, and prices that start where the old models did.
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A joke about a meme cost Kylian Mbappe three Chinese sponsors in a day, got La Liga broadcasts suspended in China, and forced apologies from the player and the league.
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Royals / Entertainment — Six months after her guest-judge appearance gave MasterChef Australia its biggest Sunday audience since 2023, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, is coming back — this time to help guide cooks aged eight to 13, as the junior version returns in 2027, its first run since 2020.
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War / Africa — Two soldiers told Reuters dozens of Somali soldiers were killed in the Buurhakaba battle and that 40 bodies reached Mogadishu, while the Defence Ministry claims 75 al-Shabaab militants killed and gives no army toll. Neither side’s numbers are independently verified.
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War / World — A drone struck a market in northern Nyala on Monday evening, killing 21 people and wounding at least 40, a Nyala Hospital medic told AFP — the second deadly market strike in the RSF’s Darfur capital in ten days, with no claim of responsibility as of Tuesday.
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Speaking from Helsinki, Finland's Alexander Stubb and Norway's Jonas Gahr Støre called Vladimir Putin directly about ending the Ukraine war — a rare break with Europe's years-long refusal of leader-level contact, made in consultation with Kyiv and aimed at the Abu Dhabi talks.
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Eight days before the midterms, President Trump put a $1 million price on a voter-fraud conviction — announced on Truth Social, repeated at Air Force One, with no published rules for how a tip would even be filed.
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Three sisters of jailed former prime minister Imran Khan were not released when their detention orders expired last week — because, a Lahore court heard on Monday, the Punjab government had already extended their custody by another month.
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The Tata Communications $450 million AI fibre plan is a wager on the least glamorous layer of the boom: 10,000 kilometres of glass under Indian soil, linking the data centres where the country's AI future will actually run.
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With the Fortinet FortiGuard Inline AI security service, the company is betting that the next fight over artificial intelligence will not be won by another dashboard — it will be won inside the network gear enterprises have already installed.
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Anthropic's Frontier Red Team and the startup Theorem say Claude did not just test 123 widely used open-source libraries. It produced machine-checked mathematical proofs that 239 of their test entry points cannot crash — and published the receipts.
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Video released Monday shows former Cowboys star Dez Bryant face-down and handcuffed in a Southlake parking lot, a gun pointed in his direction, after a traffic dispute turned into a confrontation. He left with a citation — and with questions police have not yet answered.
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Walter Koenig, who joined Star Trek in 1967 as the young Russian navigator Pavel Chekov and stayed with the role for nearly six decades, died at home in Los Angeles on Sunday. He was 90.
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