Damascus tribunal convicts ousted president, his brother and a cousin of war crimes and crimes against humanity from Syria's 14-year civil war.
Today
Actor says he's among 65 lakh voters wrongly stripped of voting rights in Karnataka's electoral revision.
EDF took three reactors offline after jellyfish clogged cooling systems at the facility.
Police say a disused platinum mine dump caved in on undocumented miners searching for ore, with search and rescue ongoing for others feared trapped.
State legislature unanimously votes to end medical entrance exam, citing paper leaks and harm to rural students.
London airport loses top ranking as passenger traffic to Middle East routes declines 20.2% year-on-year.
Mozilla revoked its Firefox and Thunderbird release signing key after an unencrypted copy was inadvertently committed to a private GitHub repository.
Study of Bundibugyo virus samples reveals previously unseen strain, indicating new transmission from animals rather than connection to earlier outbreaks.
A new technique decodes encrypted reasoning blocks from proprietary model APIs, recovering 704 privacy artifacts including API keys and passwords.
Yesterday
Dallas Mavericks offered enticing bounty for the patch autograph card, which sold for millions.
Federal prosecutors cite Andrew Tate's own social media boasts about fake passports and mocking the UK government as evidence the brothers are flight risks.
After reports Pierce received a second platelet-rich plasma injection, Chris Ballard says the WR did not, fueling confusion over his ankle recovery.
President says US examining ways to stop Mayor Mamdani's second-homes tax, which is currently blocked by state court.
A Rogers Centre scoreboard showing wrong number of outs led to a 16-minute delay and an unusual Red Sox run that Toronto couldn't appeal.
Frank Kendall challenges Pentagon's decision to strip his clearance over alleged disclosure of classified information about a Qatari jet.
US and Iran remain deadlocked over Strait of Hormuz reopening as Trump introduces new reparations demand and describes US naval posture as a 'steel wall'.
AI safety company plans public debut this fall, touting healthcare plans and rapid growth while fielding tough questions on geopolitical risks.
UN human rights office reports systematic abuse including sexual violence; eyewitnesses describe extreme conditions at Security Council meeting.
Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry more than doubles its growth outlook, citing stronger-than-expected global AI investment and improved external demand.
Investigation finds five UK organizations, including 5Rights and CCDH, pushing anonymity-stripping laws across 21 US states and Congress.
England has met its 80% treatment target and seen deaths fall 36% in a decade, putting it among the first countries to potentially eradicate the virus.
RBC and BMO sell the payments processor in latest acquisition of major Canadian tech assets by U.S. firms.
Retired NFL quarterback Derek Carr hired to assist UCLA coaching staff with game-planning and quarterback development.
Lawmakers call on baseball to prohibit player promotional deals with sportsbooks following FanDuel's use of a personalized Bryce Harper video to target a VIP gambler.
New Miami coach Jeff Hafley joked he may have to carry exhausted RB Achane back to the locker room after extreme workloads this season.
South Korea's Hanwha Defense USA makes a preliminary, non-binding offer for Austal's US shipbuilding arm as the unit discloses major cost overruns.
The 26-year-old Enhypen fan account creator died by apparent suicide on TikTok after being accused of overstepping boundaries at a US concert.
Actor and whistleblower's late contact Douglas Gowan claimed PCB dumping caused clusters of rare cancers across Wales.
Actor died peacefully at his California cabin after battling Lewy body dementia and Parkinson's disease.
Canada's largest banks divest their jointly-owned payment processor to U.S. private equity firm after 25+ years of ownership.
Voters in four congressional districts choose nominees under new boundaries that reduce Democratic representation.
Bakalar's departure follows other safety-focused exits as COO Brad Lightcap also announces he's leaving.
Riot Platforms shares surge as much as 25% after Bloomberg reports the AI company will lease 191MW of Texas compute capacity through 2048.
SpaceX earnings filing shows X's Q2 ad revenue plummeted to $367M from Twitter's $1.08B in Q2 2022, far below Musk's $12B 2027 promise.
More than 10 high-frequency trading firms are paying for faster access to posts on Truth Social, raising ethical and legal questions about insider trading.
Nurse practitioner Rebecca Jollotta testifies about messages in which Clancy described intrusive thoughts and hopelessness weeks before she killed her three children.
The struggling company is winding down diversification efforts and monetizing early access to presidential posts, raising ethics concerns.
Two school custodians found shot at Mark Twain Elementary School in Chicago; police investigating possible murder-suicide.
Arkansas high school football player practiced for over an hour with a two-foot venomous snake hidden in his helmet padding before a coach's discovery.
The company will embed imperceptible watermarks in generated content, making AI output programmatically detectable.
Longtime drummer steps away mid-tour; Michael Monahan takes over as replacement.
PM introduces planning restrictions and council powers to reverse decades of high street decline linked to crime and money-laundering.
Chilean soccer legend, 37, joins Montreal on two-year deal after 18 years in Europe.
Extreme temperatures strain Credem bank's Parmigiano Reggiano vaults and milk production across Italian agriculture.
Peer-reviewed research finds AI-driven gains in oil and gas production would outweigh climate benefits from renewables, raising net emissions.