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Michigan Senate Primary Remains Too Close to Call Politics

Michigan Senate Primary Remains Too Close to Call

Abdul El-Sayed held a narrow lead over Haley Stevens in Michigan's unresolved Democratic Senate primary, with about 95% of votes counted.

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Minnesota Salmonella Outbreak Puts Jalapeños Under Investigation Health

Minnesota Salmonella Outbreak Puts Jalapeños Under Investigation

Minnesota is investigating 110 Salmonella Javiana infections tied to quick-service restaurants, with jalapeños suspected and a federal traceback underway.

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El Niño and Ocean Heat Raise Risk of Record Global Temperatures Environment

El Niño and Ocean Heat Raise Risk of Record Global Temperatures

Scientists say a strengthening El Niño and record ocean warmth could push 2026 toward the global heat record, with 2027 even more likely to set a new high.

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Locarno Film Festival Opens With 233 Works and Keaton Centenary Entertainment

Locarno Film Festival Opens With 233 Works and Keaton Centenary

The 79th Locarno Film Festival begins an 11-day program of 233 works, 103 world premieres and a centenary cine-concert for Buster Keaton's The General.

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SpaceX Revenue Jumps 92% in First Public Quarter Business

SpaceX Revenue Jumps 92% in First Public Quarter

SpaceX revenue surged 92% to $7.81 billion in its first public-company quarter, while heavy AI and Starship spending kept it in the red.

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Israel and Lebanon Open New Rome Talks on Southern Withdrawal World

Israel and Lebanon Open New Rome Talks on Southern Withdrawal

Israeli and Lebanese teams began U.S.-brokered talks in Rome on another southern withdrawal zone as demolitions and disputes over disarmament continue.

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US Drafts Ban on Chinese Optical Parts for AI Data Centers Technology

US Drafts Ban on Chinese Optical Parts for AI Data Centers

The FCC is preparing a possible ban on new Chinese optical transceiver models, testing the security and resilience of the U.S. AI supply chain.

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FIFA Leaders Distance Themselves From Infantino Over World Cup Sell-Off Sports

FIFA Leaders Distance Themselves From Infantino Over World Cup Sell-Off

Senior FIFA officials Mattias Grafström and Arsène Wenger have rejected Gianni Infantino's abandoned World Cup investment plan as legal and political pressure grows.

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US and Iran Clash Over Talks as Trump Sets Last Chance Politics

US and Iran Clash Over Talks as Trump Sets Last Chance

Washington says talks with Tehran have resumed, but Iran says it is speaking only with Oman as pressure grows over Hormuz and the nuclear dispute.

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US Measles Cases Reach 35-Year High as Outbreaks Spread Health

US Measles Cases Reach 35-Year High as Outbreaks Spread

CDC data show 2,371 US measles cases in 2026, the highest annual count since 1991, with 94% linked to outbreaks.

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Greek Wildfire Breaches Lines as European Heat and Drought Deepen Environment

Greek Wildfire Breaches Lines as European Heat and Drought Deepen

A wildfire west of Athens crossed containment lines, forcing more than 1,000 evacuations as heat, drought and fires strained several European countries.

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Ariana Grande Withdraws From London Musical and Plans Public Break Entertainment

Ariana Grande Withdraws From London Musical and Plans Public Break

Ariana Grande has left a planned 2027 London Sondheim revival and will step back from public-facing work after completing her current tour.

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