The panel was supposed to be about the future of warfare — autonomous systems, drones and robotics, and the Pentagon's race to field them faster. Instead, for the first part of an hour-long session at the Army's…
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The Strait of Hormuz has been a dangerous place for oil tankers for months. This week it became a sinking place for container ships. On Tuesday, the Singapore-registered GFS Pride was struck, caught fire and went…
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The letters, signed by the Justice Department's acting No. 2 official and confirmed by the department on Wednesday, demand that California refuse to send mail ballots to voters on the federal list until their…
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Co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters told employees the business is strong and still on track to meet its full-year forecast — and then cut one in every seventeen jobs anyway. The reductions, the company's largest…
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A slow-moving storm dropped about 100 millimetres of rain on Istanbul in 12 hours overnight, submerging cars, flooding hundreds of homes and businesses and forcing rescues across at least nine districts — with the…
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Taiz has been besieged before, and its residents know the sequence by heart: a town falls, a road closes, prices jump, fuel thins out. This week the sequence ran again. Houthi forces took Misrakh, about 25 kilometres…
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For twenty months, the accusations lived in an unusual legal limbo: spoken aloud by a member of Congress, protected by the Constitution, denied by the men named, and unanswered by prosecutors. On Wednesday the South…
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For months the argument on Wall Street was about how fast the Federal Reserve would cut. On Wednesday, a single inflation report flipped the question. September's consumer price index rose 3.7% from a year earlier —…
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For two hours and 27 minutes in Wuhan, Aryna Sabalenka kept refusing to lose — down 5-2 in the deciding set, her right knee retaped by the physio, she fought off match point after match point until the tiebreak ran…
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Bulgaria expects to join NATO's anti-drone initiative by October 30, Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov told parliament on Wednesday, one day after drones sank the cargo ship HS Dignity off the village of Krapets and…
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Ukraine's most publicised counteroffensive of the autumn now has a closing number. Brigadier General Andrii Biletskyi, who commands the Third Army Corps, said on Wednesday that recent assaults had liberated three…
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The death toll in Lutsk rose all day on Wednesday. Volyn's governor, Roman Romaniuk, first reported three people killed and at least 12 injured after drone debris hit a warehouse in the city and a residential…
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On Tuesday evening, the President of the United States posted footage of the attack that killed a 23-year-old British man to his 13 million Truth Social followers. About eight hours later — after the dead man's…
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The video lasts 34 seconds. A woman lies slumped against railings on a West London pavement, barefoot, her head bowed, while a small child plays with a scooter a few feet from a busy road and an unconscious man lies…
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There are photographs of bad air, and then there is the footage that came out of Palangka Raya on Wednesday: a small boy standing in a housing estate, pointing up at a sky the colour of rust, while the houses around…
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The stock market today, October 14, 2026, ran into the one report investors had been dreading. September inflation came in hotter than expected, the market-implied odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike this month…
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Iran is deploying new tactics to target ships sailing through the Strait of Hormuz, two senior Iranian officials told Reuters, in a deliberate effort to keep oil prices high and influence the US midterm elections on…
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Formula 1 will race in Africa again for the first time in more than three decades. Rwanda has signed a 10-year deal for the African Grand Prix, presented by Visit Rwanda, to be held on a new circuit at Bugesera,…
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Sberbank's first deputy chief executive, Alexander Vedyakhin, confirmed on Wednesday that Ukrainian drones attacked the bank's data processing centre at Balakovo in Russia's Saratov region — the largest data centre…
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ASML, the Dutch company that makes the machines every advanced AI chip depends on, posted a record quarter on October 14 — €11.66 billion in sales and €4.96 billion in profit — raised its 2026 outlook for a third…
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Iran's Seven-Day Plan, tabled at the UN General Assembly in September, promised a Strait of Hormuz returned to normal inside a week — the waterway reopened on day six, negotiations resumed on day seven. In October…
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Wednesday, October 14, 2026 — Day 1694 of Russia's full-scale invasion. Overnight strikes hit Kyiv's energy facilities for the third morning in a row, killed at least six people across Ukraine and left more than…
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Ukraine received "no early warning from our partners" before a deadly ballistic attack on Kyiv, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says — and none before the next day's strikes either. President Donald Trump insists the…
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SpaceX has introduced a speed limit on Starlink services in Ukraine that cuts off the military-grade Starshield service above 100 miles per hour (160 km/h), disrupting combat missions, according to presidential…
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MI5 Director General Sir Ken McCallum used his annual threat speech on Tuesday to describe a Britain targeted by two states working through criminals and proxies — Russia escalating hybrid warfare below NATO's…
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President Donald Trump brought his midterm campaign to Youngstown's Covelli Centre on Monday night to lift Sen. Jon Husted against Sherrod Brown. The speech attacked Somali immigrants in Minnesota and Haitian…
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President Donald Trump turned a midterm rally in Wasilla, Alaska, into a clemency ceremony on Tuesday night, bringing two co-owners of an Anchorage diesel repair shop onstage and signing their pardons at the podium.…
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US District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a preliminary injunction on Tuesday extending White House access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico. Kelly — appointed by Donald Trump in 2017 — found the President's…
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The world's richest person is now, by a wide margin, the biggest known donor of the 2026 cycle. Most of the money arrived in a single quarter: $158 million to the Senate Republicans' super PAC, $76 million to his own…
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Reuters, reporting the Nikkei business daily, says NTT Data Group is in the final stages of talks to build a data centre in Osaka that would be Anthropic's first dedicated facility in Japan. Construction could cost…
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