Former President Trump announced a $5,000 cash payout for every adult American if Republicans win the 2026 midterms, a pledge costing over $1 trillion.

At a Texas midterm rally, Trump blamed the Iran conflict for soaring oil, a claim that could undermine GOP strategy amid rising gas costs.

Donald Trump announces bans on key Canadian goods after Canada’s tariffs hit U.S. markets, heightening tensions in the North‑American trade dispute.

Former President Trump says the conflict with Iran will dissolve only after the November congressional elections, citing oil price spikes and political pressure.

Google will fund three new data centres and energy projects in Finland, buying half the output from a nuclear plant in a €13bn deal announced by Google and Finland’s prime minister.

Five died and five were injured when an Amazon cargo plane overran Miami International Airport’s runway. Investigators recovered flight recorders but focus on retrieving victims, says the NTSB.

Volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau caused over 2,000 flights to cancel, leaving hundreds of thousands stranded in Jakarta and other cities.

A fatal Boeing 767 cargo aircraft overruns the runway at Miami airport, killing five and injuring five amid emergency response and investigations.

Ash from Mount Anak Krakatoa has suspended 209 flights, stranding over 22,000 passengers at Jakarta’s main airport.

A derelict boat carrying 127 people was rescued after 27 days at sea, leaving 44 survivors and 5 bodies aboard; officials say over 80 may have perished.

At Dallas’s Republican mid‑terms convention, Trump vowed to give every adult U.S. citizen $5,000 if Republicans win, while sharpening his message on fuel costs and party unity.

At a Texas midterm rally, Trump blamed the Iran conflict for soaring oil, a claim that could undermine GOP strategy amid rising gas costs.

Russian jet‑powered drones increase daily attacks, pushing Kyiv to seek faster interceptors as interception rates fall.

Donald Trump announces bans on key Canadian goods after Canada’s tariffs hit U.S. markets, heightening tensions in the North‑American trade dispute.

Former President Trump says the conflict with Iran will dissolve only after the November congressional elections, citing oil price spikes and political pressure.

City officials unveil previously hidden documents exposing toxic air concerns at Ground Zero after 9/11, sparking justice for survivors.

New York City finally releases decades‑old documents, exposing toxic air at Ground Zero that employers previously smoothed over.

A night of Israeli strikes on Kfar Roummane in southern Lebanon killed 12 people, including children, raising alarms over the fragile ceasefire and prompting international calls for restraint.

The head of UK‑based Arm Holdings predicts AI will discover cancer cures, but highlights a chip supply crunch that hinders the rollout of AI data centres worldwide.

On 7 September, Nepal marked a national mourning day after a flash flood that claimed more than 1,200 lives. Rescues continue as over 5,000 remain missing.

Russian jet‑powered drones increase daily attacks, pushing Kyiv to seek faster interceptors as interception rates fall.

North Korea unveils a new two‑story uranium enrichment building at Yongbyon, expanding its nuclear programme and raising global alarm.

Google will fund three new data centres and energy projects in Finland, buying half the output from a nuclear plant in a €13bn deal announced by Google and Finland’s prime minister.

The White House removed its Tetris‑style "Build The Wall" minigame after the Tetris Company raised copyright concerns, sparking a debate on gaming in politics.

North Korea has reportedly built a two‑storey uranium enrichment site with 28 centrifuge cascades, sparking global concern over nuclear proliferation.

The Ugandan military chief has announced a withdrawal from the Invictus Games, citing respect for King Charles III after tensions surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan.

LIV Golf files for Chapter 11 after Saudi funds pull, freeing players to leave; league’s new investor aims to rebuild the breakaway tour.

Valdas Dambrauskas’ 2002 game‑show win financed a London move that sparked an 8‑year coaching career, now leading Azerbaijani side Sabah into the Champions League.

The US Open has doubled its former influence accreditation, inviting 100 social‑media creators to the tournament, sparking heated discussion among players and organisers about proper on‑court behaviour.

Trial in Nigeria heard that the driver attempted an overtake, causing a crash that killed two of Anthony Joshua’s team members.

Animators Matt Stone and Trey Parker announced the show’s next season will be titled South America, a playful jab at President Trump’s recent renaming attempts.

The show’s creators rename the next season ‘South America’ after US President Donald Trump’s controversial geographic name changes.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

How the frozen Paramount‑Skydance takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery is reshaping investor sentiment, stock volatility, and media‑merger expectations.

Egyptian TV host Sarah Khalifa and 11 others condemned to death for drug trafficking charges, sparking international debate.

Twenty‑five years after the attacks, families still fight for justice while a trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed hangs in the balance.

78‑year‑old Joyce Thomas, a long‑time resident of Sweden, may be deported under post‑Brexit residency rules, drawing attention to shifting migration policies.

A massive paper leak forces students to redo critical exams while reforms lag, eroding trust in India’s National Testing Agency.

After a mutiny in Niamey, Russia’s Africa Corps stepped in to defend Niger’s junta, highlighting Moscow's growing role in Sahel politics.

Far‑right Alternative for Germany wants a majority in Saxony‑Anhalt, potentially breaking the Neo‑Nazi firewall and reshaping German politics.