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.

Barcelona’s La Merce festival hosted Shanghai as city of honour, igniting debate over Spain’s growing ties with Beijing and the EU’s security concerns.

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.

OpenAI has fired three researchers for mishandling sensitive information tied to external AI safety work, amid mounting concerns over the technology’s risks.

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.

A Flydubai pilot was stabbed by his co‑pilot on a flight to Tel Aviv. Passengers and crew helped re‑take control before a safe landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.

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.

A remote sailing couple was rescued 17 hours after a sperm whale crashed into their yacht, Tai Tam, 500 nm off New Zealand's coast.

Ben Dancer is attempting to dance nonstop for 168 hours, outpacing the current 127‑hour record while supporters rally in Lagos – a spectacle that even future timelines are watching.

Rough winter weather leaves climbers stranded after an avalanche strikes a Nepal base camp, with two bodies recovered and a dozen still missing.

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.

FilmOn’s 30,000‑hour CineBx acquisition gives it a rare mix of classics and rare footage, positioning it to outpace rivals in the free‑to‑view market.

Six Flags has permanently closed its X2 rollercoaster after hundreds of riders reported brain injuries, prompting lawsuits and a reevaluation of ride safety standards.

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.

NY Gov. Kathy Hochul declares Cornell rape case a failure, appoints AG Letitia James to reignite probe.

South Korea warns Ukraine that it will take unspecified "further action" if the latter does not publicly apologise over a North Korean prisoner-of-war row.

Intensified Russian drone and missile strikes are crippling Kyiv’s infrastructure, its mayor says, as the capital faces mounting chaos and isolation.

Tennessee inmate Christa Pike survived lethal injection, prompting review of execution protocols and raising questions about state safety.

Massive student protests across France force school closures, ignite violence and test Macron’s fragile political footing amid looming elections.

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

Ethiopian forces clash with Tigray fighters in Alamata, killing 52 civilians while tourists are stranded in Lalibela and banking and internet services are cut.

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.

Six‑year‑old Raseel al‑Balawi has been undergoing frequent operations in Gaza following an air strike. Her ordeal highlights the crisis in medical care amid ongoing conflict.

Six Flags has permanently closed its X2 rollercoaster after hundreds of riders reported brain injuries, prompting lawsuits and a reevaluation of ride safety standards.

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.

OpenAI has fired three researchers for mishandling sensitive information tied to external AI safety work, amid mounting concerns over the technology’s risks.

A winning video from Nikon’s Small World contest has been called into question after critics allege AI manipulation, challenging the contest’s scientific authenticity.