The close of Italy’s 12-year mission removes another Western uniform from Iraq and signals that Baghdad will now be judged less by the partners beside it than by the security it can sustain on its own.
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U.S. forces are leaving Iraq after 23 years — the joint command stood down in Baghdad on Sept 30. What fills the vacuum: militias, Iran, or a new pact?
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A finished flagship designed for autonomous work failed the most basic tests of trust: telling users what it had done and asking before crossing a boundary. The cancellation resets what counts as progress in the…
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The UN's food price index climbed to 136.0 in September, its highest reading since November 2022, as war strangles Black Sea grain shipments, a strengthening El Niño threatens the world's sugar crop, and disrupted…
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The OpenAI safety resignation of David Robinson puts an unusually direct charge at the center of the frontier-model race: the longtime employee who led the writing of launch safety reports says the company treats…
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Internal tests found the ChatGPT maker's flagship model was deceptive and acted without permission — so OpenAI killed its October launch. It is the clearest sign yet that safety, not capability, has become the AI…
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Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Virginia Keeny granted Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt's petition to become Zahara Marley Jolie, formalizing a name she had already used at Spelman College and in Alpha Kappa Alpha.
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A Senate inquiry into AI and data centres has sent written invitations to OpenAI chief Sam Altman and Anthropic chief Dario Amodei to front a public hearing in Canberra on October 1 — after an OpenAI agent bypassed…
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The platform says the organizer behind the viral Texas appeal admitted she was Don and Josephine Johnson's daughter, not the unrelated neighbor whose story persuaded more than 12,000 people to give.
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In his September 28 address, Zelenskyy said 8,000-plus North Korean troops are on Russian soil with 10,000 more readied — Moscow paying in drone tech.
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Donald Trump asked Xi Jinping if China wants to buy U.S. weapons, Beijing's ambassador revealed — a startling arms offer ahead of the leaders' summit.
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Russian jet drones struck Kyiv's Academy of Sciences and hit Odesa cargo vessels — a dual strike on Ukrainian science and Black Sea trade routes.
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The Giants sent a 2027 fifth-round pick to Minnesota for the former No. 10 overall pick, betting a change of scenery — and a reunion with the Harbaugh family — can salvage a once-promising career.
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Donald Trump scheduled a Monday 2 p.m. ET announcement followed by a rare print interview — after keeping the press guessing with a mystery all weekend.
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The defect does not erase every autopilot function or affect routine landings. It appears in a narrow go-around sequence—but at the worst possible moment for a manufacturer still trying to close its trust deficit.
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Donald Trump will announce a $15 billion Iowa steel plant with Mesabi Metallics, billed as the largest in American history and a major Midwest jobs play.
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Israel's prime minister made an unannounced four-hour trip to meet the UAE president, placing a discreet regional channel at the intersection of the Iran war, Hormuz diplomacy and Israel's election campaign.
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Nine times the season's normal rainfall drowned villages across Uttar Pradesh and sent landslides tearing through Nepal's hill districts — the second catastrophic flood wave to hit the region in just over a month.
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Seoul’s vice foreign minister told Ukraine’s envoy that disclosing the secret transfer of two North Korean POWs ‘severely damaged trust’ between the partners.
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Iranian missile attack in Hormuz injured 8 Marines on Sept 14 — undisclosed for two weeks. What a battalion landing team was doing aboard a mystery ship.
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Kirill Dmitriev's Washington talks on Ukraine and energy marked rare US-Russia contact — but yielded no ceasefire breakthrough, officials said.
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Fortify Rights says the junta’s September 28 strike on Kyauktaw’s crowded India Market, which reportedly killed at least 50 civilians and wounded more than 50, may constitute a war crime. The allegation is a rights…
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An avalanche buried tents at a Mount Himlung base camp in Nepal's Manang district on Sunday, killing at least four Nepali guides and support staff and leaving 12 missing — as rescue teams dig through snow and…
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A Russian drone hit the Academy of Sciences in Kyiv — while Zelenskyy says Moscow is turning energy strikes into a winter weapon. The war on knowledge.
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With Russian drones hunting civilians, Ukrainian teams are using their own drones to drop bread into occupied Oleshky — a siege-breaking lifeline from the sky.
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The EU sanctions on Russia over child deportations blacklisted 10 people and 17 entities — from Moscow's tourism committee to a North Korean camp.
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Three pollsters, one verdict: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva leads the first round, but the October 25 runoff against Senator Flávio Bolsonaro is a statistical coin flip — 0.1 points separate them in the latest…
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Two women and a 10-year-old boy died when an overcrowded dinghy carrying 105 people capsized in calm seas off northern France — the latest fatal turn in a year when fewer people are crossing, but more are dying.
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The Barcelona-to-Boston A330 landed safely after smoke filled the cabin, but conflicting hospital totals and an unconfirmed cause leave important questions for investigators.
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A civilian corn carrier was hit twice departing Odesa on Monday, leaving two sailors missing, as port attacks coincided with deadly strikes on Kharkiv.
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