Breaking 11:25 Meta expands plans to rely on its own AI chips 11:04 Elon Musk calls for rival AI companies to test each other’s models 10:59 Iran rejects talks with the United States as Trump signals openness to dialogue 10:19 Could AI destroy humanity? Trump dismisses the threat as a hoax 09:59 Israel Katz: Israeli Army Claims Readiness to 'Finish the Job' in Gaza 09:44 US announces new visa restrictions targeting South African officials 21:55 Morocco fuel prices set for another rise as diesel remains above gasoline 21:45 Pentagon warns of US ammunition shortages after Iran war 21:15 Houthis emerge as a growing threat to Trump and Saudi Arabia 20:45 Brazil’s Supreme Court faces deepening crisis as two judges clash 20:15 Bill Gates urges the world to look beyond AI’s current limits 19:21 NASA turns to artificial intelligence to unlock the mysteries of dark energy 18:00 US confirms deployment of weapons in space 17:45 Houthis target Saudi Arabia as Iran denies involvement in Yemen conflict 17:17 Trump administration rules out oil export ban as fuel prices climb 16:26 X and xAI withdraw antitrust claims against Apple 15:47 Former Google DeepMind researcher warns AI may be approaching a dangerous threshold 15:32 OpenAI delays potential stock market debut beyond 2026 15:15 Trump approval rebounds slightly as Democrats gain ground ahead of midterms 13:32 Trump urges countries benefiting from Hormuz security to share US protection costs 12:59 Study warns US drug policies could cost Swiss pharmaceutical industry billions 12:42 Anthropic weighs Nasdaq listing as AI companies compete for Wall Street attention

From Jobs to Ternus: How Apple evolved through three eras of leadership

Apple is entering a new chapter in its history as John Ternus takes over as chief executive, marking another major leadership transition for one of the world's most influential technology companies. The change comes nearly 15 years after Steve Jobs died in October 2011, leaving behind a company whose products had already transformed the......

Report: Washington plans millions in funding for right-wing media in Europe

The United States is reportedly considering allocating millions of dollars to support media and civil society initiatives associated with conservative and right-wing causes in Europe, according to media reports citing sources familiar with the plans. The proposed funding would reportedly include $4 million for media-related initiatives as......

US scales back anti-drug presence in West Africa as cocaine trafficking expands

The United States is reducing its direct counter-narcotics presence in West Africa at a time when the region is becoming increasingly important to international cocaine trafficking networks. The shift reflects a broader change in Washington's priorities, with greater attention being directed toward drug flows considered to pose a direct......

Democratic lawmakers move to block Trump from renaming Lake Ontario

Democratic lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives have introduced legislation aimed at preventing President Donald Trump from changing the official name of Lake Ontario to “Lake America.” The proposed bill, known as the “Hands Off Our Great Lakes Act,” would prohibit the president, the secretary of the interior......

After nearly 30 years, Tupac Shakur murder mastermind found guilty

Nearly three decades after the death of rap icon Tupac Shakur, a former gang leader has been found guilty of orchestrating the 1996 shooting that ended the life of one of hip-hop's most influential artists. A Las Vegas jury found Duane “Keffe D” Davis, 63, responsible for Shakur's killing following a long-running investigation......

US-North Korea summit could take place at any time, Seoul intelligence says

A new assessment by South Korean intelligence suggests that a summit involving the United States and North Korea could become possible at any time, raising hopes of renewed diplomatic engagement over the Korean Peninsula's nuclear standoff. South Korean lawmaker Yoon Kun-young told reporters that the country's intelligence agency......

Sony and Warner sue Anthropic over alleged use of copyrighted music in AI training

Sony Music and Warner Music have filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence company Anthropic in a California federal court, accusing the company of unlawfully using copyrighted musical works to train its Claude AI models. The music companies allege that Anthropic reproduced and used hundreds of copyrighted songs and musical materials......

John Ternus takes over at Apple as artificial intelligence shapes a new era

John Ternus is set to become Apple's new chief executive, succeeding Tim Cook after 15 years at the helm of the technology giant. The leadership transition comes as Apple faces several challenges, including increasing competition in generative artificial intelligence, supply-chain pressures, rising component costs and preparations for......

U.S. strategic oil reserve falls to its lowest level since 1982

The United States' Strategic Petroleum Reserve has fallen to its lowest level in more than four decades, according to the latest data released by the U.S. Department of Energy. The reserve held approximately 286.6 million barrels on August 28, marking its lowest recorded level since November 19, 1982, when inventories stood at around......

Amazon faces US lawsuit over alleged manipulation of advertising prices

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), joined by attorneys general from 22 states, has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the e-commerce giant of secretly increasing the prices businesses pay for advertising on its platform. According to the complaint, Amazon allegedly altered its advertising auction system for more than seven years,......

Iran: Pezeshkian proposes resuming commitments with Washington before meeting Putin

A few hours before a meeting with Vladimir Putin in Bishkek, Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian sends a signal of openness to the United States. Tehran states it is ready to immediately reactivate its commitments to end hostilities, provided that Washington once again respects the provisions of an agreement concluded in June. Iranian diplomacy......

U.S. Army secretary Dan Driscoll resigns amid reported tensions with defense secretary

U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Donald Trump, according to three people familiar with the matter, amid growing tensions between Driscoll and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The reported resignation comes after months of friction between the two officials. A White House spokesperson said Driscoll......

Trump says Washington is reviewing its position on the Falkland Islands amid tensions with Britain

U.S. President Donald Trump has said that Washington is reviewing its longstanding position on the sovereignty dispute over the Falkland Islands, a move that could potentially affect relations with both Britain and Argentina. Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said he was constantly reassessing U.S. positions when asked about......

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