Record summer heat in France triggers winemakers to raise Champagne’s alcohol limit from 13% to 15%, signalling a new era of stronger bubbly.

AI pioneer Dario Amodei urges a cautious approach to AI progress, citing serious safety threats and proposing coordinated monitoring, regulation and a temporary slowdown.

French winemakers may raise champagne to 15% alcohol after record heatwave, strengthening bubbles and sparking debate about climate‑driven wine production.

Kenya’s president orders foreign traders cut from small businesses, sparking panic and diplomatic tensions as Burundians and others rush to the embassy.

In the 25th anniversary of September 11, U.S. presidents, former leaders, and global dignitaries gathered for solemn ceremonies across the U.S., while the world watched a luminous tribute and heard the names of the lost.

US President Donald Trump lands in Dublin, holds a courtesy call with President Catherine Connolly and plans to play the Irish Open at his Doonbeg golf club amid protests and security concerns.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak killed famed climber Nirmal Purja and his companions. Mingma G. led a desperate rescue that moved bodies down the mountain.

A deadly blaze on MV June Aster in the Coron waters has raised the death toll to 35 and left more than 50 people unaccounted for.

A passenger train derailed near Rouen on Friday night, injuring 44 people—including one critically—prompting an emergency response and mass‑casualty plan.

A Dutch coach overturned in the Swiss Alps, killing five and injuring more than 40. Rescue helicopters flew across borders as authorities investigate the road‑works incident.

US President Donald Trump lands in Dublin, holds a courtesy call with President Catherine Connolly and plans to play the Irish Open at his Doonbeg golf club amid protests and security concerns.

A deadly avalanche on Pakistan’s Broad Peak killed famed climber Nirmal Purja and his companions. Mingma G. led a desperate rescue that moved bodies down the mountain.

Uganda pulls out of Prince Harry’s Invictus Games after just two months, citing the need to honour King Charles III’s approval and avoid being perceived as opposed to the monarch.

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.

US rapper Lil Durk cleared of federal murder‑for‑hire charges after a three‑day jury trial, but he still faces a separate racketeering trial.

The iconic black silk gown worn by Princess Diana at a 1994 London gala is auctioned for the first time since 1997, with Sotheby’s projecting a $300,000 bid.

The iconic black silk gown worn by Princess Diana after Prince Charles’ infidelity confession is up for auction, potentially drawing a record price of $300k.

A coordinated 2,977-drone light show recreates the Twin Towers above New York Harbor, honoring each 9/11 victim with a single illuminated point.

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.

Kenya’s president orders foreign traders cut from small businesses, sparking panic and diplomatic tensions as Burundians and others rush to the embassy.

For Gen Z, 9/11 is a lesson learned years later, with many recalling it as a “deeply harrowing” event yet often deflecting it in conversation.

Abhijeet Dipke, a 30‑year‑old student, used satire and social media to ignite mass protests that led to the resignation of India’s education minister.

Former President Trump has announced he will hand out $5,000 checks to all U.S. adults if Republicans win the 2026 midterms – sparking questions about legality, cost and how it could be paid for.

From intelligence blunders to rising state threats, the 25‑year legacy of 9/11 shows how policy, cooperation and technology have evolved — and where gaps remain.

Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska reports her apartment burned by a Russian Kalibr missile in Odesa; only a famous Roland Garros towel remains.

Kenyan President William Ruto ordered foreign traders to leave by September, sparking panic among Burundians and other expatriates in Nairobi.

A devastating fire at El Edén nursing home in Pitrufquén killed 16 residents, prompting a national review of care‑home safety conditions.

Bulgarian authorities investigate a blaze at a private weapons facility, owner citing sabotage and hinting at possible foreign interference.

King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV was laid to rest as factions debate his successor, prompting a call for unity from monarchs and heads of state.

The MV June Aster caught fire off Coron, killing 76 people – authorities recover 41 bodies; 43 survivors remain but 13 passengers still missing.

A teenager survived a capsized fishing skiff and was rescued after drifting for days amid icy waters off Alaska’s Bering Sea.

Officials examine whether a deliberate act caused the Friday night derailment of a passenger train between Rouen and Caen, as emergency crews treat injured passengers.

In the 25th anniversary of September 11, U.S. presidents, former leaders, and global dignitaries gathered for solemn ceremonies across the U.S., while the world watched a luminous tribute and heard the names of the lost.

Firefighters report relief after inhaling glutathione, yet unions highlight lack of evidence and potential safety issues.

Anthropic says it has identified and disrupted attempts to use its Claude model for biological weapons, amid growing concerns about AI misuse.

South African authorities extradite six Nigerian suspects involved in a multi‑million‑rand fraud targeting US women to the FBI.

Anthropic’s latest threat‑intelligence report reveals how attackers used Claude to craft biological weapons instructions, prompting calls for tighter AI controls.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders proposes legislation to ban AI superintelligence and urges Congress to grant the U.S. a 50% stake in AI firms.

A coordinated 2,977-drone light show recreates the Twin Towers above New York Harbor, honoring each 9/11 victim with a single illuminated point.