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Asian refiners buy US crude as Hormuz risks reshape oil trade Business

Asian refiners buy US crude as Hormuz risks reshape oil trade

South Korean, Japanese and Taiwanese refiners secured at least 6 million barrels of US crude as Hormuz risks drive supply diversification.

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Ukraine Launches One of War's Largest Drone Attacks Across Russia World

Ukraine Launches One of War's Largest Drone Attacks Across Russia

Hundreds of Ukrainian drones crossed Russia as strikes by both sides killed civilians, damaged infrastructure and spilled into Romanian NATO airspace.

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Secondhand Booksellers Question Mystery Bulk Orders Amid AI Data Rush Technology

Secondhand Booksellers Question Mystery Bulk Orders Amid AI Data Rush

British and Irish secondhand booksellers report unusual bulk orders, but links to AI training remain unproven despite documented industry demand for physical books.

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Vainio and Petros win European marathon titles in Birmingham Sports

Vainio and Petros win European marathon titles in Birmingham

Alisa Vainio set a championship record and Amanal Petros surged clear to claim the European marathon titles in Birmingham.

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Powerful Indonesia Earthquake Kills at Least 47 World

Powerful Indonesia Earthquake Kills at Least 47

A magnitude 7.7 quake off Flores killed at least 47 people as landslides, aftershocks and damaged roads hindered rescue teams.

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Researchers Turn NetScaler Flaw Into Pre-Auth Root Code Execution Technology

Researchers Turn NetScaler Flaw Into Pre-Auth Root Code Execution

Researchers demonstrated unauthenticated root code execution in patched NetScaler versions through a flaw they provisionally link to CVE-2026-8452.

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FIH Hockey World Cup Opens With Wins for Germany, India and Australia Sports

FIH Hockey World Cup Opens With Wins for Germany, India and Australia

The combined FIH Hockey World Cup began in Belgium and the Netherlands as Germany, India and Australia recorded wins in the first completed matches.

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Billion-Atom Simulations Reveal Higher Tungsten Damage Risk in Fusion Reactors Science

Billion-Atom Simulations Reveal Higher Tungsten Damage Risk in Fusion Reactors

University of Helsinki simulations of up to one billion atoms suggest tungsten may suffer more primary radiation damage at fusion-relevant energies than existing models predict.

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Trump Asks Supreme Court to Keep White House Ballroom Construction Moving Politics

Trump Asks Supreme Court to Keep White House Ballroom Construction Moving

The administration seeks an emergency stay before an August 21 halt, in a dispute over presidential authority, congressional approval and a $400 million White House project.

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Oregon Measles Cases Hit Record 45 as Vaccination Exemptions Rise Health

Oregon Measles Cases Hit Record 45 as Vaccination Exemptions Rise

Oregon has confirmed 45 measles cases in 2026, surpassing recent annual totals as vaccine exemptions reach a record high and national infections continue to rise.

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30 Big Cats Begin Rescue From Argentina's Shuttered Lujan Zoo Environment

30 Big Cats Begin Rescue From Argentina's Shuttered Lujan Zoo

Thirty lions and tigers have begun leaving Argentina's closed Lujan Zoo for sanctuaries in South Africa and the United States.

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Mark Rydell, Oscar-Nominated On Golden Pond Director, Dies at 97 Entertainment

Mark Rydell, Oscar-Nominated On Golden Pond Director, Dies at 97

Mark Rydell, the Oscar-nominated director of On Golden Pond, has died of natural causes in Los Angeles at age 97.

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