Sotheby’s lists Princess Diana’s 1994 ‘revenge dress’ for auction, a symbol of her defiance after Prince Charles’ public admission of infidelity.

The black silk dress Princess Diana wore to a London charity event after Prince Charles announced his infidelity is now up for auction, expected to fetch up to $300,000.

A fire aboard the Liberia‑flagged Ocean Melody docked in Qingdao kills 25, injuring others, prompting rescue and safety calls by Chinese leaders.

Former President Trump's pledge to give each American $5,000 if Republicans win 2026 midterms faces legal analysis.

New flight‑data analysis shows pilots warned of excessive speed before an Amazon cargo Boeing 767-300 overshot a Miami runway, crashed, and burned.

A ferry fire in the Philippines has killed five people and left 86 missing, prompting widespread rescue efforts and investigative scrutiny.

A passenger on the MV June Aster ferry describes the chaos of a fire that killed five and left 86 people missing near Palawan.

Ferry MV June Aster exploded near Coron, Palawan; five dead, 86 missing. Rescue teams battle currents and poor weather. The incident adds to concerns about maritime safety in the Philippines.

Amazon cargo plane crashes at Miami Intl; recorders recovered, NTSB probes cause amid weather, casualties rise.

Indonesia's Anak Krakatau volcano erupts again, grounding 2,000 flights and leaving 270,000 people waiting at major airports until Monday’s reopening.

Uganda’s military chief announced the country’s withdrawal from the Invictus Games, citing respect for the UK monarch and related diplomatic sensitivities.

Ugandan military chief pulls out of Prince Harry’s Invictus Games after only two months, citing reverence for King Charles III.

Discover how a 2002 quiz‑show win helped a Lithuanian coach reach Old Trafford and the UEFA Champions League with Azerbaijani club Sabah.

A surge of 100 social‑media creators at the US Open sparks debate over expanding the sport versus respecting its traditions.

Trial reveals driver attempted to overtake a truck before colliding with a parked lorry, killing two of Joshua’s team members, court finds.

The black silk dress Princess Diana wore to a London charity event after Prince Charles announced his infidelity is now up for auction, expected to fetch up to $300,000.

A 2,977 drone light show in New York Harbor commemorates the 9/11 attacks, with each light representing a victim of the twin towers.

The White House has removed a Tetris‑style minigame from its site following a copyright claim from The Tetris Company.

Creators of the long‑running cartoon announced a temporary name change to ‘South America’ as a jab at former President Trump’s naming attempts.

The creators of the long-running animated series have renamed the show ‘South America’, a jab at former President Donald Trump's proposals to rename bodies of water.

A BBC video interview explores how Washington residents recall the day of the 9/11 attacks—from limousines to school routines—and how those memories reshaped American life.

A sell‑out game featuring the LA Rams and San Francisco 49ers brings a wave of American football to Melbourne. Expects, jet‑lag, fan engagement and long‑term strategy shine through.

Before tens of thousands crossed into Ceuta, Spanish spies flagged social‑media calls, yet officials claim they didn’t anticipate the crisis.

Families of 9/11 victims still anxiously await the trial of alleged mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, set for 2028 at Guantanamo.

British widow Joyce Thomas faces deportation from Sweden after 22 years residence, challenging post‑Brexit rules and sparking debate over migration policy.

A look at the first in‑term Republican convention, Trump’s rallying speech, the protests that followed, and what the event could mean for upcoming midterm elections.

U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders outlines AI legislation to restrict superintelligence and recommend a sovereign wealth model in a BBC interview.

Amid the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, a Muslim mayor’s attendance sparks debate while a cousin mourns a police cadet killed in the North Tower.

Civilians in Slovyansk and Kramatorsk are urged to evacuate amid relentless Russian bombardment, highlighting the strategic importance of the Donbas region.

Examining the president’s promise to give each American adult $5,000 if Republicans win, the legal questions it raises and the fiscal cost of roughly $1.3 trillion.

A tourist coach crashed in the Swiss Alps, killing several and injuring others, with 48 Dutch passengers among the victims.

A ferry fire in the Philippines has killed five people and left 86 missing, prompting widespread rescue efforts and investigative scrutiny.

A surge in funding withdrawals and ongoing war in Sudan threatens to dismantle the country’s already fragile healthcare infrastructure.

City officials open a trove of documents revealing early concerns about toxic air at Ground Zero, to be made public on the attacks' anniversary.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces release of hidden records about hazardous air pollution after the September 11 attacks.

A 2,977 drone light show in New York Harbor commemorates the 9/11 attacks, with each light representing a victim of the twin towers.

Civilians in Slovyansk and Kramatorsk are urged to evacuate amid relentless Russian bombardment, highlighting the strategic importance of the Donbas region.

The quest to identify victims of the September 11 attacks continues, with new DNA technology offering hope after decades‑old investigations.

New flight‑data analysis shows pilots warned of excessive speed before an Amazon cargo Boeing 767-300 overshot a Miami runway, crashed, and burned.

Apple’s newest iPhone Duo launches at £1,999, redefining foldable design amid new CEO John Ternus’ leadership.