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Most Americans oppose Trump’s taxpayer-funded ‘golden age’ ads: Poll
An overwhelming majority of Americans, including most Republicans, oppose using taxpayer funds for government advertisements featuring Trump and his cabinet, according to a new poll.
Witnesses spot Eritrean troops inside northern Ethiopia as tensions flare
Witnesses report seeing Eritrean troops in uniform operating inside northern Ethiopia near Adigrat, days after the neighboring countries severed diplomatic ties amid renewed armed conflict.
The Matic is the first robovac to get an FCC ban waiver, not that it needs it
The Matic robot vacuum became the first robovac to receive an FCC ban waiver, though it doesn’t actually need one since its radios were already approved years ago.
MCP for agent-to-agent comms may be the riskiest protocol you’ve never heard of
A newly identified attack technique exploits trust gaps in the Model Context Protocol, allowing malicious instructions to spread between AI agents within organizations and potentially exposing sensitive data.
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Trump heads to U.N. looking for wins after a rough week
President Trump addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, seeking diplomatic wins amid low approval ratings and recent legal setbacks ahead of midterm elections.
Abortion is on the ballot again as post-Roe policies continue to evolve
Abortion access will be decided in four states’ November elections, with Missouri and Nevada voting on the measure for the second time since 2024 following the Supreme Court’s overturning of federal protections.
Japan: Four dead as Typhoon Dujuan lashes Tokyo and surrounding areas
Typhoon Dujuan killed four people in Japan and cut power for 50,000 residents, forcing evacuation orders for 1.9 million people as it battered Tokyo and surrounding areas.
Pakistan jails sisters of Imran Khan before protest seeking his release
Pakistan has jailed three sisters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan ahead of a planned nationwide protest demanding his release, drawing accusations of illegal harassment from his political party.
US strikes on alleged drug boats may constitute ‘crimes against humanity’, UN expert says
A UN human rights expert concluded US attacks on boats in the Pacific and Caribbean since September 2025, killing over 230 people, may constitute crimes against humanity rather than legitimate drug enforcement operations.
Inquest into British aid workers killed in Gaza may call on Israeli and UK military chiefs
An inquest into three British aid workers killed in a Gaza airstrike may expand to include Israeli and UK military commanders, with investigation into potential UK-made weaponry involved.
Disha Salian: Why a Bollywood celebrity manager’s six-year-old death case has been reopened
A Bombay High Court ordered the Central Bureau of Investigation to reopen the case of Disha Salian, a 28-year-old Bollywood celebrity manager who died in June 2020, after her father contested official findings.
Lithuania has evacuation plans in face of Russia threats, PM says
Lithuania’s prime minister says his country has evacuation plans if attacked by Russia but vowed the nation will not surrender, citing ongoing threats including drone incursions.
Canadian province sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
British Columbia is suing OpenAI in federal court, alleging the company failed to notify authorities about concerning ChatGPT interactions before an 18-year-old killed eight people in February.
Briton due to face Cypriot court after tragic death of two-year-old son
A 37-year-old British father is set to appear in court in Cyprus on charges of recklessly causing his two-year-old son’s death after the toddler fell from a fourth-floor hotel window.
Grief, trauma and solidarity as South African running club mourns member killed in wave of femicides
A South African running club mourned member Elizabeth Moselakgomo, 38, found dead after disappearing during a solo run, amid a surge of femicides in the Johannesburg area.
New book by Princess Diana’s brother prompts war of words with King Charles III
Charles Spencer’s new memoir alleges King Charles III went “ballistic” over funeral arrangements for young Princes William and Harry, reigniting decades-old tensions within the royal family.