Thousands protest after eviction of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal, sparking fears that the housing crisis could force an early Spanish election.

The G7 has agreed to release 100 million barrels of diesel and oil to calm price spikes triggered by a Trump threat to ban exports. Alternate futures show how the world might have changed if that ban had gone through.

OpenAI dismissed three employees after an internal probe revealed violations of data‑handling protocols, raising fresh questions about AI safety and corporate governance.

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

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

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.

Israeli Prime Minister says evidence points to radical ideology behind attempted hijacking of a Flydubai plane to Tel Aviv.

A Flydubai passenger recounts how he held his children while the aircraft plummeted after a stabbing, before passengers overpowered the attacker.

Passenger recounts a 17,000‑ft drop after a pilot allegedly stabbed the co‑pilot aboard Flight FZ1073 en‑route to Israel.

Lula da Silva points to U.S. support for his rival Flavio Bolsonaro as evidence of foreign interference in Brazil’s upcoming vote.

Tennessee death‑row inmate Christa Pike remains on a ventilator after an unsuccessful lethal injection, sparking calls to commute her sentence.

Thousands protest after eviction of 87‑year‑old Maricarmen Abascal, sparking fears that the housing crisis could force an early Spanish election.

The 25‑year‑old UK‑Iranian national accused of plotting attacks near RAF Fairford has been granted bail, while investigations pick up pace.

Hundreds of Spanish cities erupt in demonstrations demanding robust tenant protections after a failed housing bill.

Tennessee death‑row inmate Christa Pike remains on a ventilator after an unsuccessful lethal injection, sparking calls to commute her sentence.

Drivers love EVs, but passengers may feel sick. Discover why the quiet design could upset some and how future tech might help.

After nearly 500 executions, a veteran AP journalist describes the unprecedented case of Christa Pike’s failed execution in Tennessee and the national debate on lethal drug protocols.

A cluster of measles‑malaria in remote Baiga villages has killed 32 children, exposing gaps in health, nutrition, and policy.

A child in Gaza is undergoing more than 20 surgeries after an air strike, while imagined futures show how the outcome could shift.

Court strips 10‑year sentence after AI‑generated video of the slain victim was shown in sentencing, raising questions over virtual evidence.

OpenAI dismissed three employees after an internal probe revealed violations of data‑handling protocols, raising fresh questions about AI safety and corporate governance.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets deployed Crew‑13 to the International Space Station, carrying astronauts—one from Canada whose wife is pregnant with a child that will be born while she is in space.

Trump’s call for AI to be renamed “Super Intelligence” triggers a 2,100 % spike in .si domain registrations, sparking speculation about a domain‑speculation frenzy.

Australia’s safety watchdog warns that Steam, Roblox, Fortnite and Minecraft have significant child‑safety gaps, urging providers to act.

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.

The game‑worn jersey that Michael Jordan wore in Game 3 of the 1998 Finals sold for £9.3 m ($12.3 m), eclipsing the previous memorabilia record and cementing the piece’s status as a cultural icon.

Heavy rain has sparked deadly landslides that killed around 30 people and forced trekkers into sudden withdrawals, prompting helicopter rescues in Manang and Mustang.

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

K‑pop singer Song Min‑Ho of Winner convicted for repeatedly skipping his social‑service duties, receiving a one‑year sentence suspended for two years.

More than 100 riders alleged brain injuries on X2, leading Six Flags to permanently close the popular ride. The decision follows lawsuits and heightened safety scrutiny.

US actor Chad Lowe and wife Kim Painter mourn the loss of their 13‑year‑old daughter Fiona after a sudden death.

Actor Chad Lowe and his wife mourn the unexpected loss of their daughter Fiona, aged 13, seeking privacy and urging mental‑health support.

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.

A deep dive into the legality of President Trump’s TV ads paid from federal funds and the legal arguments surrounding them.

One thousand news outlets back World News Day, arguing that mistrust in journalism threatens society’s future and demanding urgent change.