The Panama Canal will cut daily maritime traffic to 29.5 vessels starting in October due to severe drought from El Niño, reducing capacity by 18% and further straining one of the world’s most critical shipping routes.

Congressional efforts to pass AI safety legislation face significant headwinds as President Trump opposes new regulations, Republicans control both chambers, and lawmakers remain divided on how to address the rapidly evolving technology.

Thousands of white South Africans have been admitted to the US under a refugee program launched earlier this year, but dozens of applicants have faced unexpected rejections with limited explanation of the reasons.

Ukraine’s state postal service Ukrposhta delivers pensions, medicine, and essential services to remote villages despite intensifying Russian attacks targeting its workers, vehicles, and facilities.

Leaders of centre-left nationalist parties in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland signed a memorandum calling on Westminster to facilitate constitutional change, marking the first time such parties simultaneously govern all three nations.

Former CIA Director John Brennan has been subpoenaed to testify before a Florida grand jury in a Justice Department investigation into alleged conspiracy against President Trump, his lawyer disclosed Monday.

The Senate is poised to vote on the Clarity Act, a 600-page bill that would establish the first comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrency in U.S. history, though it faces fierce opposition over industry-friendly provisions.

NASA relocated engineers from Goddard Space Flight Center labs multiple times since last November, forcing scientists to work with inferior equipment and contributing to risks on major projects including the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.

Nearly 350,000 Haitian migrants have lost temporary protected status this summer, facing deportation to a country experiencing gang violence and instability after 16 years of legal residency in the U.S.