President Trump announced a voluntary accord signed by major AI company executives to implement internal controls and external audits, framing the agreement as self-policing to address public concerns about the technology.

A Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia after an altercation between pilots, with officials reporting one pilot stabbed the other mid-flight.

Missile alerts cost Ukraine an estimated $45 million per hour of business disruption, according to the economy minister, as Russia intensifies attacks on infrastructure and economic targets.

An independent Brazilian news site decided to forgo election coverage due to escalating threats against its staff, citing safety concerns for journalists and their families in the Amazon region.

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote and Kenya’s President William Ruto will inaugurate a $16 billion oil refinery in Lamu, despite local protests over land compensation and environmental concerns.

An Indian judge’s letter to a child rape survivor, praising her courage and assuring her the convict will spend life in prison, has gained widespread attention and praise on social media.

A Michigan family clashed with a senior living facility over the use of potent sedating medications for their mother with dementia, illuminating the contentious debate over antipsychotic drugs in long-term care despite federal efforts to discourage their use.

Montana is enforcing Medicaid work requirements starting Oct. 1, months ahead of the federal deadline, leaving thousands of enrollees confused about requirements and deadlines for proving compliance.

An NPR investigation reveals that children with disabilities represent the largest group entering foster care and experience worse outcomes than non-disabled peers, often remaining trapped in the system longer.