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IndiGo power bank fire diversion followed by fresh baggage incident and restrictions
A Delhi to Chennai flight diverted after an onboard power bank fire, with subsequent coverage reporting another baggage incident and restrictions on specific power banks.
18 sources · over 5 days
Hurricane Isaias death toll rises to six as Gulf Coast recovery continues
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the state's death toll had risen to six as recovery from the storm continued.
63 sources · over 8 days
Flydubai Airport Attack Investigation Expands With Detention of Two More Pilots
Reports of two further detentions widen the UAE investigation into an alleged airport suicide plot, while a Melbourne imam disputes accusations linking his community centre to the suspect.
47 sources · over 7 days
Other Mommy Tops Weekend Box Office as The Social Reckoning Struggles
The horror film's $27.5 million debut outpaced expectations and its rival's $5.5 million opening, even as poor reviews and audience reactions raised questions about staying power.
20 sources · over 5 days
Manisa bus crash kills 11 as footage shows coach reversing
New reports describe a bus reversing before the fatal collision in western Turkey, while authorities investigate and hospitals discharge some of those injured.
18 sources · today
Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning Opens Weakly After Divisive Reviews
The Facebook whistleblower drama has opened with $5.5 million, as critics debate whether Aaron Sorkin's return to the subject matches the force of The Social Network.
30 sources · over 7 days
Satya Nadella Calls for Human-Controlled Emergency Brake on Advanced AI
Microsoft's CEO wants companies to assume advanced AI models could be compromised and retain independent controls, as Microsoft president Brad Smith separately calls for global safety rules.
27 sources · over 5 days
Hurricane Simon Weakens to Category 1 as Storms Leave Six Dead in Mexico
Simon and the remnants of Tropical Storm Rachel brought flooding and damage to Mexico's Pacific coast, with reports linking the storms to six deaths.
27 sources · over 7 days
Airstrike on Sudan-Egypt Border Gold Mine Kills at Least 72, Rights Group Says
A Sudanese rights group blames Egypt's air force for the deaths, as a sharply higher reported toll and limited medical care raise concerns for survivors.
18 sources · today
Musk Accuses Oligarchs of Blocking Starlink as India Rejects Bias Claims
Starlink's delayed Indian launch has become a public dispute over corporate influence, while the government rejects discrimination claims and officials point to pending security assessments.
29 sources · over 7 days
Lisandro Martinez criticizes Manchester United board after Champions League defeat
United's 2-0 loss at Atletico Madrid prompted Martinez to challenge the club's recruitment and investment, bringing frustration with the hierarchy into public view.
8 sources · today
India Rejects UN Concerns Over Mass Detentions at Delhi Protests
The UN rights office has called for the release of arbitrarily detained protesters in Delhi, while India has rejected its intervention as misplaced and unwarranted.
11 sources · over 2 days