Associated Press
Two people were killed in the crash of an AH-64 Apache military helicopter in Texas. A fire broke out after the crash, leading to the evacuation of homes.
The lawyers for Tyler Robinson, charged with Charlie Kirk's murder, said that the bullet flew over the crowd, so the death penalty should not be applied. They also dispute a political motive, pointing to a lack of evidence.
The Ebola outbreak in the Congo could become the deadliest in history. More than 4,300 cases have been recorded, of which over 2,000 were fatal.
The Putri Yasmin ferry caught fire off the coast of Bali during a storm, and 106 people were rescued. Another 25 passengers and crew members remain on board, and the rescue operation is ongoing.
On August 12, North Korea launched a ballistic missile from the Wonsan area, marking the second test in a week. The launch took place amid preparations for joint U.S.–South Korean exercises.
Human Rights Watch and three other organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over sanctions against the ICC. They called the measures an unlawful attack on international justice.
Due to the abnormal heat in Italy, the grape harvest season for Franciacorta began 10 days earlier, with winemakers working at night. Climate change is shortening the harvest period, forcing them to make quick decisions.
The Trump administration has extended the National Guard’s mission in Washington through January 2029, despite its initial statement that it would be temporary. The cost of the operation through 2029 is estimated at $1.4 billion, while residents criticize federal intervention.
An 80-year-old woman died due to wildfires in British Columbia, and around 20,000 people were evacuated. The Canadian Armed Forces are ready to help the province if an official request is received.
Commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi stated that Russia is working to increase its simultaneous missile salvo to 200 units. He stressed that this concerns not only ballistic missiles and urged people not to spread exaggerated headlines.
The Pentagon revoked former U. S. Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall’s access to classified information over the alleged disclosure of information about the Air Force One aircraft. Kendall denies the allegations, stating that he always followed the rules.
The Inouye Telescope in Hawaii captured unique feathery patterns of plasma. This will help predict solar storms and their impact on Earth more accurately.
A law that completely bans unsolicited marketing calls without consumers’ prior consent will come into force in France next week. This is a response to years of complaints, as around three-quarters of the population receive such calls every week.
North Korea fired a short-range ballistic missile near its east coast; the launch was detected by South Korea and Japan. South Korea's military has intensified surveillance and is coordinating actions with the United States and Japan.
Due to a record drought, the Danube's water level fell, revealing the hulls of around 200 sunken German military vessels. They were deliberately sunk in 1944 to slow the advance of Soviet forces.
Rutte said that work is underway to supply Ukraine with air defense systems after Kyiv failed to shoot down any Russian ballistic missiles. Zelenskyy warned of increased missile production in the Russian Federation and reduced deliveries from allies.
U. S. President Donald Trump harshly criticized Canada during a speech in Las Vegas, calling it «disgusting» because of trade barriers. He also touched on talks with Iran, a possible increase in oil prices, and announced a «Big Healthcare Plan».
Following the premiere of the music video and the album Petal, users are discussing the singer’s thinness. Grande plans to withdraw from public life due to constant judgment.
During a speech in Las Vegas, U. S. President Trump discussed negotiations with Iran and a possible increase in oil prices. He also criticized Canada, announced a healthcare reform, and expressed a desire to fire Supreme Court justices.
The Trump administration revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador in response to Brazil's refusal to issue visas to American diplomats. Brazil called this political pressure, but did not expel the ambassador.
The Israeli prime minister said the army will not leave its positions in Gaza until Hamas fully disarms. He rejected the Trump administration's proposal for a simultaneous troop withdrawal.
Iran and Oman have made progress in negotiations on restoring the operation of the Strait of Hormuz. The agreement provides for the division of control over ship routes and the lifting of the US blockade.
Millions of Shiite Muslims took part in the annual Arbaeen pilgrimage in Karbala, Iraq, amid regional tensions and fears of an escalation of the war between the US and Iran. The arrival of pilgrims continues, making it one of the largest religious gatherings in the world.
SpaceX shares lost half their value from the June peak, investors fear exaggerated prospects. Musk will answer questions during the first financial report after going public.
Trump Media launches Truth API, which provides high-frequency traders with access to the US president's posts via high-speed channels. Critics cite ethical risks and unequal conditions for retail investors.
US President Donald Trump, who previously declared a complete defeat of Iran, now expects the continuation of military actions. He promised to deliver "very strong blows".
US President Donald Trump stated that the US did not agree to a license for Ukraine to produce Patriot systems. He expressed concern about the transfer of technologies that could be used against the US.
According to the Ministry of Interior of Spain, 37,000 migrants returned to Morocco. Of the 60,000 who entered the enclave, about 23,000 remain.
Ten voter registration centers have opened in Port-au-Prince. Elections have not been held for more than ten years, and gangs control 70% of the capital.
Elon Musk's xAI company challenges Minnesota law banning the creation of fake nude images using AI. xAI considers the law too broad and a violation of free speech.