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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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Hawaii Primary Tests Candidates Amid Lieutenant Governor Scandal Politics

Hawaii Primary Tests Candidates Amid Lieutenant Governor Scandal

Hawaii voters decide closely watched primaries for lieutenant governor and Congress as a bribery case reshapes the statewide contest.

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Edinburgh performing arts festivals open with global programmes Entertainment

Edinburgh performing arts festivals open with global programmes

Edinburgh's Fringe and International Festival have opened, launching weeks of comedy, theatre, music, dance and opera from artists around the world.

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US Payrolls Fall as Markets Reassess Rate Outlook Business

US Payrolls Fall as Markets Reassess Rate Outlook

US employers unexpectedly cut 23,000 jobs in July, sending stocks higher and prompting markets to reconsider the path of Federal Reserve rates.

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UN Warns South Sudan Peace Collapse Could Deepen Famine World

UN Warns South Sudan Peace Collapse Could Deepen Famine

The UN Security Council heard that fighting, blocked aid and political paralysis are pushing South Sudan toward renewed conflict and deeper hunger.

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AI-designed viruses mark a genome engineering milestone Technology

AI-designed viruses mark a genome engineering milestone

Peer-reviewed research reports 16 functional AI-designed bacteriophages, highlighting potential against resistant bacteria and new biosecurity questions.

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Panthers Beat Cardinals 33-30 on Last-Second King Touchdown Sports

Panthers Beat Cardinals 33-30 on Last-Second King Touchdown

Rookie Haynes King scored with two seconds left as Carolina beat Arizona 33-30 in Canton's Hall of Fame Game.

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France's Night of the Stars Opens Countdown to Solar Eclipse Science

France's Night of the Stars Opens Countdown to Solar Eclipse

France's Night of the Stars begins with nearly 500 astronomy events focused on the August 12 solar eclipse, safe viewing and the future of the night sky.

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Colombia Prepares for Historic Presidential Transfer in Cali Politics

Colombia Prepares for Historic Presidential Transfer in Cali

Abelardo de la Espriella is due to take office in Cali after a certified narrow election victory and a deeply fractured transition from Gustavo Petro.

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