Colombian rapper who went missing on tour found dead in Mexico, prosecutors say

Colombian rapper Bayron Sanchez, known as B King, has been found dead in Mexico, authorities confirmed, after disappearing on September 16 along with Colombian DJ Jorge Herrera (Regio Clown) in Mexico City. B King’s manager initially suspected a kidnapping but no ransom was demanded, prompting a missing persons report. Herrera’s body, found the following day, has yet to be formally identified. Colombian President Gustavo Petro … Continue reading Colombian rapper who went missing on tour found dead in Mexico, prosecutors say

Qatar’s emir accuses Israel of trying to derail Gaza truce talks

Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani condemned Israel’s September 9 strike targeting Hamas leaders in Doha as a “treacherous attack” and “state terrorism” during his U.N. General Assembly speech. He criticized the bombing, which killed six people, as a political assassination carried out in a residential area with schools and diplomatic missions, undermining ongoing ceasefire efforts. Sheikh Tamim accused Israel of treating negotiations … Continue reading Qatar’s emir accuses Israel of trying to derail Gaza truce talks

Explosions and drones targeting Gaza aid flotilla boats, activists say

A Gaza-bound flotilla of aid ships and pro-Palestinian activists reported explosions and multiple drone attacks near Greece, with communications on some vessels jammed, organizers said. The Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) confirmed the incidents, while activists, including German human rights worker Yasemin Acar and Brazilian activist Thiago Avila, said several boats were targeted. Videos posted by the flotilla showed explosions and drones dropping devices on vessels, … Continue reading Explosions and drones targeting Gaza aid flotilla boats, activists say

IDF encircles Gaza City as part of Operation Gideon’s Chariots II

The IDF has completed the encirclement of Gaza City, securing key areas including Sheikh Radwan, the coastline, Sabra, and Tel al-Hawa, according to military sources. Over 600,000 residents are estimated to have fled the city, while Hamas reportedly remains confused about IDF positions and the scale of the assault. Clashes have been limited so far, with Hamas avoiding major confrontations, though one Israeli commander, Maj. … Continue reading IDF encircles Gaza City as part of Operation Gideon’s Chariots II

Nearly 2 million evacuated as deadly Typhoon Ragasa slams into southern China

Typhoon Ragasa has forced the evacuation of nearly 2 million people in southern China as it approaches densely populated coastal areas, following deadly flooding in Taiwan. The storm, packing hurricane-force winds, has disrupted Hong Kong and southern China, triggering landslides, flooding, and massive waves. In Taiwan, at least 17 people died and 17 remain missing after a natural dam in Hualien County collapsed, releasing 68 … Continue reading Nearly 2 million evacuated as deadly Typhoon Ragasa slams into southern China

Democrats sour further on Harris amid book tour

Vice President Kamala Harris’ media appearances promoting her book 107 Days are fueling frustration among Democrats, who worry her recounting of the 2024 election is divisive and risks portraying her as a “sore loser.” In interviews, Harris defended her choices, including not selecting Pete Buttigieg as her running mate, and praised President Biden while criticizing his decision to seek reelection as “reckless.” Some party strategists argue the … Continue reading Democrats sour further on Harris amid book tour

Poland warns Russia not to ‘whine’ if its jets are shot down in NATO airspace

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski warned Russia on Monday at an emergency U.N. Security Council session that Moscow should not complain if its aircraft or missiles are shot down over NATO territory. The alert follows recent Russian incursions into Estonian and Polish airspace, including drones downed by NATO planes. Sikorski emphasized that any unauthorized entry into NATO airspace, deliberate or accidental, would be met with … Continue reading Poland warns Russia not to ‘whine’ if its jets are shot down in NATO airspace

Super Typhoon Ragasa: 17 killed in Taiwan and Hong Kong battered as storm moves towards China

Super Typhoon Ragasa battered Hong Kong on Wednesday with fierce winds, flooding, and storm surges before moving toward southern China, where it is expected to make landfall along Guangdong’s coast. The storm smashed glass doors at hotels, flooded residential areas, and forced the suspension of flights, trains, and ferry services, with more than 760 people sheltering in temporary facilities. In Taiwan, at least 17 people … Continue reading Super Typhoon Ragasa: 17 killed in Taiwan and Hong Kong battered as storm moves towards China

Norway police investigate explosion near Israeli embassy in central Oslo

Norwegian police said Tuesday they were investigating an explosion near the Israeli embassy in central Oslo, warning the public to stay clear after finding additional undetonated explosives. No injuries were reported, but officials said the blast was likely caused by a planted hand grenade left on a tramline. Police arrested a 13-year-old suspect and are probing whether others were involved, though they suggested the attack … Continue reading Norway police investigate explosion near Israeli embassy in central Oslo

Trump says NATO countries should shoot down Russian jets that violate airspace

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that NATO countries should shoot down Russian aircraft that violate their airspace, a remark made during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the U.N. General Assembly in New York. Earlier in the day, Trump criticized the United Nations for failing to support his peace efforts and accused it of “creating new problems” for the U.S. and its allies. … Continue reading Trump says NATO countries should shoot down Russian jets that violate airspace

Dems Open Inquiries Into Handling of Homan Investigation

House and Senate Democrats launched separate investigations this week into the Trump administration’s decision to shut down an FBI bribery probe involving Tom Homan, Trump’s border czar. The inquiry began after undercover agents recorded Homan in 2024 accepting a bag with $50,000 in cash and offering to help secure border security contracts. Despite the evidence, the Justice Department closed the case earlier this year, prompting … Continue reading Dems Open Inquiries Into Handling of Homan Investigation

Ryan Routh stabbed himself in neck with pen in court after convicted of trying to assassinate Trump

Ryan Routh, 59, was convicted Tuesday in Florida of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump after plotting an attack from a sniper’s nest at Trump’s golf course last year. Jurors found him guilty on five federal charges, including attempted assassination and assault on a federal officer, after just two hours of deliberation. Following the verdict, Routh tried to stab himself in the neck with … Continue reading Ryan Routh stabbed himself in neck with pen in court after convicted of trying to assassinate Trump

Secret Service agents dismantle network that could shut down New York cellphone system

The Secret Service announced Tuesday that it dismantled a network of electronic devices across five locations near New York City that could have been used to disrupt cellphone service and enable criminal activity. Agents discovered more than 300 SIM servers and 100,000 SIM cards, along with cocaine, illegal firearms, and other equipment. Officials said the network allowed anonymous, encrypted communications that were linked to assassination … Continue reading Secret Service agents dismantle network that could shut down New York cellphone system

Trump reveals plan for AI to control biological weapons after giving terrifying warning

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump unveiled plans for the U.S. to spearhead an international effort to enforce the Biological Weapons Convention. He said the initiative would rely on a pioneering AI verification system designed to build global trust and prevent potential disasters. Trump urged the United Nations to take part, calling the project one of the first major tests of artificial intelligence in international security. … Continue reading Trump reveals plan for AI to control biological weapons after giving terrifying warning

Trump says he now thinks Ukraine can win back all territory taken by Russia

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Ukraine, with European and NATO support, could win back all its territory from Russia, marking a shift from his earlier suggestions that Kyiv might need to cede land for peace. In a Truth Social post, he argued Russia is economically weakened and vulnerable, calling this the moment for Ukraine to act. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed the remarks as … Continue reading Trump says he now thinks Ukraine can win back all territory taken by Russia

Robot pet trial to target loneliness in care homes

West Berkshire Council has launched a trial using robotic pets to help reduce loneliness in care home residents, including those with dementia or learning disabilities. The android companions have realistic fur and sensors that respond to touch and motion, mimicking real animals. The trial will evaluate their impact on residents in three local care homes. Care home operator Barchester Healthcare said the robots provide predictable, … Continue reading Robot pet trial to target loneliness in care homes

SpaceX launches 11th batch of ‘proliferated architecture’ US spy satellites

SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base on Sept. 22, carrying a batch of spy satellites for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). The mission, NROL-48, is the 11th flight supporting the NRO’s “proliferated architecture” network, which uses numerous smaller satellites instead of a few large, costly ones. These satellites aim to provide faster, more resilient intelligence, with increased coverage, revisit … Continue reading SpaceX launches 11th batch of ‘proliferated architecture’ US spy satellites

Repeating gamma-ray bursts are ‘unlike any other’ in 50 years, astronomers say

Astronomers observed a series of repeating gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) in July, an unprecedented phenomenon in 50 years of GRB studies. Typically caused by the explosive death of a star or its destruction by a black hole, GRBs usually last milliseconds to minutes, but this event repeated three times over 24 hours, making it 100 to 1,000 times longer than typical bursts. The exact cause remains … Continue reading Repeating gamma-ray bursts are ‘unlike any other’ in 50 years, astronomers say

James Webb telescope finds strange ‘dark beads’ in Saturn’s atmosphere

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered mysterious “dark beads” and a lopsided star-shaped structure in Saturn’s upper atmosphere above the planet’s famous hexagonal storm at the north pole. The features, seen with JWST’s Near Infrared Spectrograph, are unlike anything previously observed and remain unexplained. The dark beads drift in Saturn’s ionosphere, while the star-shaped pattern appears in the stratosphere below, and the two may … Continue reading James Webb telescope finds strange ‘dark beads’ in Saturn’s atmosphere

Spirit Airlines to furlough 1,800 flight attendants to cut costs in bankruptcy

Spirit Airlines plans to furlough roughly 1,800 flight attendants—about a third of its cabin crew—as part of cost-cutting measures during its second bankruptcy in under a year. The airline will first offer voluntary furloughs of six or 12 months, with affected employees retaining medical benefits, before moving to involuntary furloughs starting Dec. 1. About 800 attendants are already on voluntary leave, but the company has … Continue reading Spirit Airlines to furlough 1,800 flight attendants to cut costs in bankruptcy

Shrimp sold in 31 states recalled due to possible radioactive contamination

AquaStar (USA) Corp. is recalling more than 85,000 bags of shrimp sold at Kroger, Walmart, and other retailers across 31 states due to potential contamination with cesium-137, a radioactive isotope. The recall affects multiple products, including raw and cooked shrimp varieties sold between June 12 and Sept. 17, 2025. While no shrimp have tested positive for cesium-137 and no illnesses have been reported, the FDA … Continue reading Shrimp sold in 31 states recalled due to possible radioactive contamination

Amazon faces US trial over alleged Prime subscription deceptions

Amazon went to trial Monday in a federal lawsuit brought by the FTC, which accuses the company of using “dark patterns” to enroll millions of customers in its $139-per-year Prime service without clear consent and making cancellations excessively difficult. The FTC alleges that Amazon’s checkout process emphasized sign-ups while hiding crucial information in fine print and required navigating a convoluted four-page, six-click system to cancel. … Continue reading Amazon faces US trial over alleged Prime subscription deceptions

Woman charged with homicide after remains of her 4 infants found in Pennsylvania house

Jessica Marie Mauthe, 39, has been charged with criminal homicide, involuntary manslaughter, and multiple counts of abuse of a corpse after the remains of four infants were found in a home she was recently evicted from in western Pennsylvania. The bodies were discovered by her former landlord on Sept. 13, stored in a bedroom closet and the attic, wrapped in towels and plastic bags. Police … Continue reading Woman charged with homicide after remains of her 4 infants found in Pennsylvania house

Ex-Trump official launches bid for Tuberville’s seat in Alabama

Morgan Murphy, a former top Trump administration official and aide to Sen. Tommy Tuberville, is running for Tuberville’s Alabama Senate seat as he seeks the governor’s office. Murphy, a Navy veteran, promotes himself as a “Trump-tested conservative” and criticizes the Obama and Biden administrations for weakening the military, undermining free speech, and influencing education. He highlights his experience in Trump’s administrations and his work with … Continue reading Ex-Trump official launches bid for Tuberville’s seat in Alabama

7 children found after escape from North Carolina psychiatric hospital

Seven children escaped from Holly Hill Hospital — South Campus, a psychiatric facility in Raleigh, North Carolina, Sunday evening following a reported disturbance. Police launched a massive search using K-9 teams and drones, and all seven juveniles were back in custody within three hours. Authorities said the children were not considered armed or dangerous, and there was no threat to the community. Holly Hill provides … Continue reading 7 children found after escape from North Carolina psychiatric hospital