Twice-weekly one-aircraft service becomes world’s longest direct route, surpassing prior records

Over seventy percent of interactions are non-work related as weekly users pass seven hundred million

Tyler Robinson is charged with aggravated murder and related counts following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk; prosecutors will pursue the death penalty.

Redford passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home in Sundance, Utah, leaving a legacy as a film icon, founder of the Sundance Institute, and champion of environmental causes.

In his first media interview, Pope Leo condemns extreme income gaps and questions value systems highlighted by Elon Musk’s unprecedented compensation plan

Polish President formally approves NATO forces’ presence under ‘Operation Eastern Sentry’ after airspace breach and invocation of Article 4

Larry Ellison briefly surpassed Musk amid Oracle share rally, but Musk now holds the top spot again with a narrow margin

Preliminary deal reached in Madrid; President Trump and Xi Jinping to finalise terms later this week

Limited rights for same-sex couples married or registered abroad denied in 71-14 vote despite 2023 court mandate

Major developments across the AI sector include new labs, massive funding rounds, layoffs to retool talent, and advances in robotics and generative biology

Idea enters the 2025 James Dyson Award: AI-powered system aims to detect unavoidable crashes below three thousand feet and shield aircraft with fast-deploy airbags, reverse thrust, and rescue features

Rolling Stone, Billboard and Variety owner alleges Google’s AI summaries cut traffic and affiliate revenues by over a third and forces publisher consent under duress

Joint exercises bring advanced missile systems to Japanese territory for the first time as Beijing warns of destabilization in the region

TikTok’s user base in Europe reaches over 200 million monthly users; ByteDance unveils employee share buyback valuing the company at more than $330 billion amid regulatory pressures

Around the world, healthcare systems are being pushed to the breaking point by staffing shortfalls, especially among nurses.

Because they have no real job, they simply pay to sit in a mock office and appear as if they are part of the bigger game. This is not an esoteric phenomenon, but a reflection of the fracture experienced by Generation Z worldwide after losing faith in the old order and the promise of a secure future.

VW announces affordable new models, software alliances, and efficiency measures as Chinese automakers expand rapidly across Europe.

Following a wrongful death lawsuit, OpenAI’s Sam Altman says ChatGPT may notify police when minors express serious suicidal ideation and parents can’t be reached, while enhancing safeguards for teens.

North Korea completes ground testing of a powerful carbon-fiber composite engine, paving the way for imminent Hwasong-20 intercontinental ballistic missile trials

Apple unveils iPhone Air—the slimmest iPhone yet—as well as iPhone 17 models, AirPods Pro 3 and Apple Watch Series 11, SE 3 and Ultra 3 packed with health and sustainability upgrades

Pilgrims entered St. Peter’s Basilica during the Holy Year in a Vatican-recognized event seen as extending an inclusive approach encouraged under Pope Francis and continued by Pope Leo XIV.

At its annual September launch, Apple introduces four new iPhones including a ultra-thin iPhone Air, upgraded Apple Watches, and refreshed AirPods ahead of the holiday season.

Following violent youth-led demonstrations that left nearly twenty people dead and hundreds injured, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli steps down as unrest continues.

Public anger over lawmakers’ housing allowances and violent unrest force dismissal of Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati

U.S. immigration authorities detained hundreds of workers—including over three hundred South Koreans—at a Hyundai‑LG electric‑vehicle battery plant in Georgia, prompting Seoul to send diplomats in response.

CFO signals return to growth in China as Neue Klasse launch begins, driven by cost‑effective batteries and tariff headwinds addressed.

Artificial intelligence is enabling the rise of virtual influencers, with some amassing over 150,000 followers. While brands enjoy cheaper, automated campaigns with full control, concerns grow among human creators about job displacement, deceptive marketing, and the mental health impact of unrealistic beauty standards.

Compensation of up to one trillion dollars hinges on massive market-cap and operational milestones over the next decade

Anchorage meeting balances strategic reassurance with diplomacy amid delicate US–China relations

Agreement introduces 15 percent reciprocal tariffs and secures over half a trillion dollars of Japanese investment in U.S.

Bank raises end-2025 gold forecast to $4,000 and highlights potential $5,000 surge amid political pressure on the Federal Reserve

Paraguay returns after a sixteen-year absence as sixteen teams now qualified

President Trump seeks to restore historic title to emphasise U.S. offensive military posture amid legislative strategy. Supporters say the shift replaces euphemism with honesty, highlighting decades of U.S. wars fought abroad under the banner of “defense.”

Tech leaders pledge hundreds of billions in U.S. infrastructure and AI commitments at State Dining Room event hosted by President Trump

Stablecoin issuer leverages $5.7 billion in H1 profits to bolster gold holdings and royalty investments

Trade with ASEAN rose nearly ten percent in early 2025; Chinese appliance firms and infrastructure shipments highlight expanding regional economic integration.

Florida is poised to become the first state to erase all vaccine requirements. Health director Joseph Ladapo calls mandates ‘slavery,’ while a new committee chaired by Casey DeSantis signals a political fight with Washington.

President Trump ordered the first-ever airstrike on a drug smuggling boat, marking a dramatic shift in U.S. policy against cartels. Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro, accused by Washington of leading a cartel, declared maximum readiness, warning of American invasion as U.S. naval forces massed near the Caribbean coast.

PepsiCo faces one of the worst crises in its history as U.S. sales plunge, Pepsi drops to fourth place in the cola market, and activist hedge fund Elliott acquires a $4 billion stake demanding sweeping reforms.

China showcased intercontinental ballistic missiles, hypersonic weapons, laser defense systems, and unmanned submarines during a massive military parade in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, attended by leaders including Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un.

Italian fashion icon Giorgio Armani has died at the age of 91. His fashion house confirmed he passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, after decades of redefining men’s and women’s fashion worldwide.

Leaders pledge strategic unity as Russia and China agree to build a new gas pipeline through Mongolia

Protests sparked by lavish housing allowances for MPs turn violent after a delivery driver is killed, testing President Prabowo’s leadership.

A U.S. judge declined to break up Google, instead imposing targeted remedies on its search business, sending Alphabet and Apple shares higher.

The Rise of “LLM Grooming”

A food vendor in northern Nigeria was accused of blasphemy after joking with a customer and was burned alive by a mob before police arrived. Authorities condemned the killing as mob justice and launched an investigation.

Regulatory filing shows nearly 40% of Nvidia’s second-quarter revenue came from just two unnamed clients, highlighting concentrated sales tied to AI and data center demand

The veteran filmmaker recalled directing Donald Trump in his 1998 film *Celebrity*, praising him as polite, professional, and charismatic, and described the presidency as the ultimate acting role

Pickles and pickle-flavored products surge in popularity among Gen Z in the U.S., driving a wave of new snacks, drinks, and branded launches

Liverpool break British transfer record with Alexander Isak signing while Manchester City secure Gianluigi Donnarumma on the final day