Former PTL Club icon Jim Bakker, whose lavish ministry collapsed amid sex‑and‑fraud scandals, has died at 86.

Lionel Messi plays his last game for Argentina, ending a record‑setting career while looking ahead to business ventures and club ownership.

Glasgow has become Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub, but growing investment elsewhere threatens to pull the talent and capital away. Here’s a look at the stakes.

India keeps growing over 7% GDP, yet investors are pulling out billions, leaving the market on a slide under rising rates, energy shocks, and weak AI.

UK MPs call for FCA probe after British trader uncovered links between ex-US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein dies.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight disappeared between Bermuda and Boston, leaving all aboard presumed dead after search operations were called off.

A Gulfstream G‑100 carrying medical crew and patients vanished off Massachusetts, prompting frantic rescue efforts. What might have happened in alternate futures?

The 90‑ft Hōlei Sea Arch on Hawaii’s Big Island collapsed between Sept 23-27, ending a landmark that had stood for 550 years.

Israel's Netanyahu accuses the attacker on a Flydubai flight of extremist indoctrination, linking the incident to possible Iran ties and broader terror concerns.

Capt. Smit Machchhar courageously cracks open a flight's cockpit door to stop a rapid descent after being attacked by a fellow pilot, saving the lives of passengers.

Lionel Messi plays his last game for Argentina, ending a record‑setting career while looking ahead to business ventures and club ownership.

South Korea's golfer Tom Kim wins gold at the Asian Games, earning a brief military exemption that could allow his career to continue uninterrupted.

The Chinese flyweight hopes her Joker-inspired look will unsettle rivals ahead of the title fight at UFC 332.

South Korea’s Tom Kim clinches Asian Games golf gold, securing exemption from mandatory military service and keeping his PGA Tour career uninterrupted.

Explore why Nike’s sales sank, the role of key player exits, and the CEO’s plan to reclaim the market.

Legendary composer George Fenton, whose scores graced films, BBC documentaries and TV news themes, has passed away at 76.

Indian singer‐songwriter Anuv Jain, a YouTube sensation, shows how authenticity and a simple approach let him thrive outside Bollywood’s spotlight.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, 80‑year‑old operator Elisabeth Polaczy gives out cycling shorts to women on the Teufelsrad to protect them from upskirting, sparking a debate over privacy laws and digital violence.

The art of street magic in India is fading as performers face restrictions, Covid fallout and digital entertainment; veteran Ishamuddin Khan reflects on a lost era.

Munich’s iconic Teufelsrad faces a surge in upskirting, prompting the operator to hand out cycling shorts and prompting new law‑and‑policy measures.

Ghana’s new law threatens the long‑standing tradition of pastors preaching on buses, sparking debate over faith, safety and free speech.

Miami's wealthy Cuban exiles draft a plan for a post‑Cuba era, plotting re‑investment, infrastructure, and restitution after a regime topple.

Russia’s new parliament gives Putin a powerful mandate, but reports hint no pause in the Ukraine war or shift in hard‑line strategy.

Botswana permits 23 elephant killings for its Independence Day feast, igniting animal‑rights protests and sparking debate on conservation and heritage.

Malaysia sends 5,000 Rohingya refugees back to Myanmar under a deal with the junta, igniting global human‑rights backlash.

Hundreds of thousands of French students and parents march nationwide, met by tear gas and water cannons, as schools demand better resources and less police repression.

Trump’s remark about Iran striking LA and San Diego sparks backlash from California leaders and a White House rebuttal, raising concerns about US security.

Thousands of students rally in Lille’s Place de la République, calling for better investment in high schools as protests spill across France.

A historic win for the far right – Rausch now chairs Saxony‑Anhalt’s parliament, sparking protests and reshaping German politics.

A lawyer for one of the men accused at Cornell University has urged the removal of Special Prosecutor Letitia James after she posted remarks on X that could undermine the investigation’s impartiality.

First Ebola death in Kenya sparks fear. Flux Daily charts alternate timelines, showing how containment could alter Africa’s future.

Kenya confirms its first death from the Ebola virus as a Kenyan national who lived in DR Congo dies after arriving in Nairobi.

Russia dismisses claims that the death of a woman linked to a plague lab raises concerns about safety, saying it was a natural passing and urging calm.

At six a.m., 10‑year‑old Rafeef walks past Houthi snipers to reach a school perched on a contested ridge in Taiz, Yemen. Her story reveals the fierce reality that education persists even under fire.

A Russian laboratory worker died amid concerns of plague exposure. US officials are monitoring the situation and have not yet engaged the Kremlin.

Glasgow has become Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub, but growing investment elsewhere threatens to pull the talent and capital away. Here’s a look at the stakes.

A deadly crash in Ondo State kills 32, prompting national mourning and a full investigation by President Tinubu.

OpenAI’s chief strategy officer says the company mishandled a June AI agent breach of Australian government sites, pledging tighter safeguards and faster reporting.

Glasgow’s rapid rise as Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub hinges on organic growth – but rising EU investments could shift the balance of power.

The U.S. Department of Defence has officially ceased use of Anthropic’s Claude models, following a supply‑chain risk designation and a protracted legal battle.