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A new threat by Yemen’s Houthis could widen the Iran war and put another trade chokepoint at risk
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have threatened to blockade a vital shipping strait in retaliation for Saudi actions, potentially disrupting global oil supplies and international trade at a critical maritime chokepoint.
Saudis must recognise Israel for nuclear deal, says Trump
Trump conditionally ties a US-Saudi nuclear energy deal to Saudi Arabia’s recognition of Israel through the Abraham Accords, though it remains unclear if this requirement was formally stipulated in the agreement itself.
Two Russian men jailed in Angola for terrorism and spying
An Angolan court has convicted two Russian men of terrorism and spying, sentencing them to eight and 11 years in prison for allegedly planning a coup and involvement in deadly demonstrations.
Liberal Justice Elena Kagan says the Supreme Court is not a rubber stamp for Trump
Justice Elena Kagan said the Supreme Court, while deeply conservative, is not a rubber stamp for President Trump, pointing to cases where the court rejected his tariff and birthright citizenship initiatives.
Indonesia Singapore baby trafficking: What happens to the babies now?
An Indonesian court convicted 19 people for trafficking at least 34 babies for adoption, with most sent to Singapore. The verdict leaves unresolved whether the children should return to Indonesia or remain with their adoptive families.
CJP protests at Jantar Mantar: The youth movement India’s Modi didn’t see coming
A youth-led movement called the Cockroach Janta Party has sparked India’s largest student mobilization in years, with tens of thousands protesting education reforms and demanding the resignation of the Education Minister over examination paper leaks.
The latest US troops killed in Trump’s Iran war are remembered for lives of service
The Pentagon identified four service members killed in Middle East operations amid escalating US-Iran conflict, bringing total deaths to 18 since late February attacks began.
U.S. signs nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia. And, Nolan Wells’ independent autopsy results
The Trump administration signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia allowing American companies to operate commercial nuclear power plants, though the deal lacks certain oversight provisions.
US hits dozens of countries with new wave of tariffs
The US has imposed new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on goods from 60 trading partners, including the UK, China, and the EU, justified on forced labour grounds.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy meets with far-right US activist Laura Loomer
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with far-right US activist Laura Loomer for an interview, marking a reversal in her long-standing opposition to Ukraine aid and criticism of Kyiv.
US court affirms release of pro-Palestine scholar as legal battle continues
A U.S. appeals court ruled that immigration authorities cannot detain a Georgetown University scholar facing deportation over his pro-Palestine activism, siding with his constitutional claims.
ICC prosecutor Karim Khan faces removal vote: What’s the case about?
ICC members vote today on whether to remove prosecutor Karim Khan, who faces sexual misconduct allegations he denies. The decision comes amid his investigation into Gaza war crimes.
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Republicans urge Justice Department to investigate former prosecutor Jack Smith
House Republicans are urging the Justice Department to investigate former special counsel Jack Smith over alleged false statements made during congressional testimony last year regarding phone records gathering efforts.
The Hegseth budget: defense secretary’s $1.5tn ask reveals military-industrial chaos
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is requesting a $1.5 trillion military budget for 2027, including a $454 billion increase and $67 billion in emergency funds, marking unprecedented peacetime defense spending levels.
Trump allies are poised to weaken protections for historic sites — not just in D.C.
The Trump administration is pursuing changes to federal historic preservation rules that critics say would weaken protections for over 100,000 properties nationwide, potentially expediting controversial construction projects in Washington, D.C.
Black members of Oklahoma Native American tribe file federal lawsuit to gain citizenship rights
Two descendants of Black people enslaved by the Muscogee Nation filed a federal lawsuit seeking to force tribal leaders to issue citizenship cards following a tribal court ruling in July 2025.
Louisiana House candidate accused of rape says he hopes to again ‘earn’ Trump endorsement
Louisiana congressional candidate Blake Miguez, who denies rape allegations from 2007, says he hopes to earn Donald Trump’s endorsement again after redistricting invalidated his previous backing.
Haitians, Hondurans, Salvadorans cope with protected status decision
A Supreme Court decision allows the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians and Syrians, potentially exposing hundreds of thousands to deportation while Salvadorans and Hondurans face similar uncertainties.
Nearly 150,000 mail ballots rejected in California’s primary despite efforts to count every vote
Nearly 150,000 California mail ballots were rejected in the June primary, marking a significant increase from recent elections despite state efforts to make voting more accessible.
Alaska sends 3,000 letters asking voters to verify their citizenship ahead of this year’s elections
Alaska sent over 3,000 letters to voters requesting citizenship verification ahead of the August primary, far exceeding the typical 200 names reviewed during routine voter roll maintenance.
From prison fears to fireworks, Chinese pastor recounts sudden release after Trump’s intervention
A Chinese pastor detained for 266 days was unexpectedly released and flown to the U.S. after President Trump raised his case with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in May.
Democrats to finalize their 2028 presidential nominating calendar, led by more diverse states
Democrats are preparing to finalize their 2028 presidential nominating calendar, likely removing Iowa from the top spot and elevating more racially diverse states like South Carolina or Nevada.
Trump to speak at White House press dinner rescheduled after shooting
Donald Trump will address a rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on Friday, three months after an armed assailant disrupted the original event in an assassination attempt.
Navy says it will no longer release sailors’ service history, another restriction on press access
The U.S. Navy will no longer release sailors’ service history information to the public, citing security threats and harassment concerns amid broader Pentagon restrictions on press access.
Trump seizes on New Jersey election error to boost misleading fraud claims
Trump amplified claims of widespread noncitizen voter registration following a New Jersey disclosure about a software error that resulted in 6,600 noncitizens being registered, though fewer than 400 voted.
Montana Sen. Jason Ellsworth’s guilty verdict thrown out
A Montana judge vacated the guilty verdict against former Senate President Jason Ellsworth after jurors were inadvertently provided sealed exhibits during deliberations in an official misconduct case.
Trump administration to unveil latest stage of aggressive trade policy
The Trump administration plans to announce new trade measures Thursday as existing tariffs expire Friday, following a February Supreme Court ruling that invalidated many prior tariffs.
For a 2nd time, House approves resolution to end the war in Iran in a rebuke to Trump
The House approved a second resolution calling for U.S. withdrawal from hostilities with Iran, passing 214-208 in a symbolic rebuke to President Trump over an unauthorized conflict.
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JetBlue wins Spirit slots at LaGuardia Airport, eyes move to Marine Air Terminal as airlines fight for space
JetBlue has acquired Spirit Airlines’ slots at LaGuardia Airport and is considering relocating to the Marine Air Terminal, the former budget carrier’s base before its collapse in May.
The FDA made a big reversal in its cyclosporiasis probe, but it still thinks iceberg lettuce is to blame
The FDA clarified that a positive test for cyclospora in iceberg lettuce was a false positive, but maintains the outbreak linked to Taylor Farms lettuce still sickened over 1,600 people.
Eli Lilly says it will file for approval of next-generation obesity drug in 2027 as it clears two more trials
Eli Lilly announced it will file for approval of obesity drug retatrutide in early 2027 after successful Phase 3 trials showing significant weight loss and metabolic improvements.
Why three automakers dominate the fast-growing hybrid vehicle market
Three non-American automakers—Toyota, Hyundai Motor Group, and Honda—control 86% of the surging U.S. hybrid vehicle market, which reached a record 15.4% market share in the first half of 2026.
As Honda CR-V leads U.S. sales, automaker teases new American-built pickup truck
Honda confirmed a next-generation Ridgeline pickup truck will be produced in the U.S. following a temporary production stoppage later this year, with assembly resuming within two years.
UK mortgage rates rise to highest level for more than a month
UK mortgage rates have risen to their highest level in over a month as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East prompt lenders to increase costs on new fixed-rate deals.
Technology In The News
Notion killing Skiff-influenced email app since most users use AI agents instead
Notion is shutting down Notion Mail on September 22, saying most users rely on AI agents to manage emails instead of traditional inbox interfaces.
US offers $10 million for info on group behind Signal and WhatsApp hacking spree
The US State Department is offering a $10 million reward for information on Russian cyber groups behind phishing campaigns targeting Signal and WhatsApp accounts of government officials and journalists.
New attack provides one more reason why AI browsers are a bad idea
Researchers demonstrate a new attack method that manipulates AI browsers into a false reality, bypassing safety guardrails and enabling unauthorized access to sensitive user data and credentials.
Newly discovered PamStealer isn’t your typical macOS malware
Security researchers have discovered PamStealer, a previously unknown macOS malware that uses sophisticated techniques to steal credentials while evading detection on Apple computers.
Allstate accuses Broadcom of auditing it because it quit VMware, CA
Allstate Insurance has accused Broadcom of initiating audits against it in retaliation for discontinuing contracts with VMware and CA Technologies, joining other major companies migrating away from Broadcom’s portfolio.
Now, even Russia’s most elite hackers are using Clickfix to infect devices
Ukraine’s CERT warns that Sandworm, Russia’s elite military intelligence hacking unit, has begun using the Clickfix social-engineering technique to compromise devices in Ukrainian organizations.
HP fined 1.4 billion rupees for “cartelization” of ink cartridges, toner, PCs
India’s competition regulator fined HP India and reseller partners 1.4 billion rupees for colluding to fix prices of computers, ink cartridges, and toner in government contracts.
Amazon Web Services customers receive bills for up to $1.5tn after global glitch
Amazon Web Services customers worldwide received erroneous bills reaching up to $1.5 trillion due to a global billing glitch, triggering widespread alarm before the company identified and began resolving the system error.
The Ukrainian Family That Has Become An International Symbol Of Civilian Death.
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Trump Administration Eyes Offshore Nuclear to Power AI Boom
The Trump administration is exploring offshore nuclear power generation in coordination with federal agencies, citing growing electricity demands from artificial intelligence and tech infrastructure expansion.
EV Charging Infrastructure Partnerships Starting to Grow In Kenya
Kenya’s electric bus sector is expanding through innovative pay-as-you-drive programs, with BasiGo and Rubis Energy Kenya now partnering to deploy fast-charging stations across key transport corridors.
Renewables Provide More Than 30% of US Electricity
Renewable energy sources provided more than 30% of U.S. electricity in the first five months of 2026, with solar and wind combined accounting for over 22% of domestic electrical generation.
Britain ‘faces deindustrialisation’ without relief from high energy prices, survey warns
Britain’s manufacturing sector faces potential collapse as thousands of companies warn of possible bankruptcy within the next year due to energy costs double those in continental Europe, a survey finds.
Cost to rewire Great Britain’s electricity network could reach £90bn in 2030s
Great Britain’s electricity network upgrades for the 2030s could cost nearly £90bn, 50% higher than previous estimates, according to the National Energy System Operator.
North Sea oil industry urges Burnham to approve new drilling in UK waters
North Sea oil industry groups urge incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham to approve new drilling in UK waters, citing support for manufacturing and industrial capability amid energy transition debates.
Climate Change In The News
‘My shirt was wringing’: National Express bus drivers speak out on 40C conditions
West Midlands bus drivers report temperatures reaching 40C in vehicle cabs during recent heatwaves, citing inadequate air conditioning and unsafe working conditions.
Q&A: What the EU’s carbon market review means for climate action
The European Commission proposed reforms to the EU’s Emissions Trading System that would slow emissions cuts from 2031 onward and extend free allowances to companies, drawing criticism from climate advocates.
Education In The News
Many game sites evade school web filters
Many game websites are circumventing school web filters through proxy servers and hidden screen tactics, allowing students to access inappropriate content despite institutional blocking measures.
Why Mandatory Summer Reading Doesn’t Work—and What Teachers Prefer Instead
Teachers question whether mandatory summer reading lists effectively combat reading skill loss during breaks, with many preferring student choice and personalized assignments instead.
Federal Equity Centers Protecting Students’ Civil Rights Fight to Stay Open
Federal equity assistance centers supporting school desegregation and civil rights face an uncertain future as the Trump administration proposes eliminating their $6.6 million annual funding and rescinding program regulations.
The next literacy challenge: Teaching students how to write
Elementary school writing proficiency has become a significant concern as districts nationwide struggle with low student performance. Some school systems are adopting evidence-based instructional methods to improve writing skills and see promising results.
Harvard President Discusses Federal Fight
Harvard President Alan Garber spoke publicly about the university’s ongoing legal dispute with the federal government over $2.2 billion in research funding, arguing the battle has implications beyond higher education.
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