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China Consumer Inflation Slows as Factory Prices Stay Elevated Business

China Consumer Inflation Slows as Factory Prices Stay Elevated

China's July consumer inflation slowed to 0.5% while factory-gate prices rose 3.5%, highlighting weak household price pressure and elevated industrial costs.

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Nagasaki Marks 81st Anniversary With Warning on Nuclear Deterrence World

Nagasaki Marks 81st Anniversary With Warning on Nuclear Deterrence

Nagasaki's mayor used the 81st anniversary ceremony to warn that nuclear deterrence increases war risks and urged Japan to preserve its non-nuclear principles.

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Raúl Fernández Wins British MotoGP as Aprilia Sweeps Podium Sports

Raúl Fernández Wins British MotoGP as Aprilia Sweeps Podium

Raúl Fernández claimed his second MotoGP victory at Silverstone, leading Jorge Martín and Marco Bezzecchi in an all-Aprilia British Grand Prix podium.

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Perseid Meteor Shower Set for Rare Dark-Sky Peak Science

Perseid Meteor Shower Set for Rare Dark-Sky Peak

The Perseids will peak August 12–13 under a new moon, offering unusually dark skies and the possibility of dozens of visible meteors per hour.

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House Democrats Plan Trump Business Probes If They Win Majority Politics

House Democrats Plan Trump Business Probes If They Win Majority

House Democrats are preparing an investigation-first strategy targeting companies and financial interests linked to Donald Trump if they win the House in November.

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British Columbia Declares Emergency as Wildfires Force 20,000 to Flee Environment

British Columbia Declares Emergency as Wildfires Force 20,000 to Flee

British Columbia declared a provincewide emergency after more than 20,000 people fled fast-moving wildfires around Okanagan Lake.

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The Ribbon Hero begins global Netflix release Entertainment

The Ribbon Hero begins global Netflix release

Yuki Igarashi makes his feature-directing debut as the Osamu Tezuka-inspired anime The Ribbon Hero launches worldwide on Netflix.

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US Senate Vote Reduces Shutdown Risk but December Deadline Looms Business

US Senate Vote Reduces Shutdown Risk but December Deadline Looms

A bipartisan 90-6 Senate vote advances funding through December 11, easing immediate shutdown risk while House approval and full-year budget talks remain unresolved.

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Iran Sets New Hormuz Conditions as Emirati Vessel Is Hit World

Iran Sets New Hormuz Conditions as Emirati Vessel Is Hit

Iran demanded major US concessions before reopening the Strait of Hormuz as the UAE reported a missile attack on an ADNOC vessel.

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OpenAI Tightens Astra Controls Over Potential Critical Cyber Capabilities Technology

OpenAI Tightens Astra Controls Over Potential Critical Cyber Capabilities

OpenAI paused some Astra work and strengthened security after tests left open the possibility that the model could reach its highest cyber-risk threshold.

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Defending champion Ferrand-Prévot withdraws from Tour de France Femmes Sports

Defending champion Ferrand-Prévot withdraws from Tour de France Femmes

Defending champion Pauline Ferrand-Prévot left the Tour de France Femmes before Stage 8 after feeling unwell, her team said.

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Magnetic Microrobots Remove Microplastics From Water and Soil in Lab Tests Science

Magnetic Microrobots Remove Microplastics From Water and Soil in Lab Tests

Magnetically driven MXene microrobots captured up to 94 percent of tested microplastics in water and 81 percent in model soil, though field and safety tests remain.

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