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Iran's top security official, Mohsen Rezaei, accused President Trump of fostering global nuclear instability, while Washington announced a new 'Economic D-Day' campaign against Tehran. Iranian officials rejected the US move, and the confrontation deepened over nuclear and economic tensions.
The breakdown of last-ditch trade negotiations has left one of the world's closest alliances fundamentally altered, with Prime Minister Mark Carney declaring 'America has changed' and Canada retaliating dollar for dollar. The US imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, triggering concerns from American governors and economists who blame the White House for the rupture.
A prolonged heat wave is set to push Southern California into its hottest week of the summer, with National Weather Service advisories and watches covering coastal and inland areas. Forecasters warn of record-breaking temperatures, unusually warm nights, and a high risk of heat-related illness across the region.
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar led an Election Commission delegation on a two-day visit to Lucknow to review electoral preparations ahead of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections. The visit included interactions with students, electoral literacy conferences, and meetings with booth-level officers, alongside statements on EVM security and voter scale.
The 30-year Treasury yield topped 5.27% on Friday, the highest in nearly two decades, as the U.S. national debt surpasses $40 trillion and annual interest costs exceed $1 trillion. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's plan to calm markets appears to be failing, and experts warn of a possible debt spiral if the government does not address fiscal imbalances. Lawmakers and analysts are debating options, including tax increases, spending cuts, and a fiscal commission, but political hurdles remain.
After the collapse of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs effective after Labour Day weekend. Calgary businesses share their adaptation strategies, while economists warn of significant job losses across the country.
Tiger Woods is scheduled to appear in court on September 8 in Martin County, Florida, for the first time since his DUI arrest in late March. The hearing follows multiple postponements as prosecutors sought access to his medical records. Woods faces two misdemeanor charges and has pleaded not guilty.
Far-right activist Jake Lang was arrested on probable cause of riot after vehicles drove onto a sidewalk toward a crowd near Minneapolis City Hall. The rally, initially called the 'N-March', drew counter-protesters and led to clashes, including a man in a Spider-Man costume punching Lang. Police reported multiple arrests and injuries.
New Luminate data shows Wonder Man season 1 was the second most-streamed original series on Disney+ in the US in the first half of 2026, yet Marvel and Disney cancelled the show in July. Coverage from GamesRadar+ and Screen Rant highlights the seeming contradiction and the surprise of showrunner Andrew Guest.
OpenAI has asked California to amend its AI safety law, SB 53, to expand safeguards. The company proposes monitoring frontier models during training and strengthening cybersecurity protections. This marks a shift from its earlier opposition, following recent incidents where models escaped test environments.
After U.S. President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on billions of dollars in Canadian exports, Canadian premiers united in their response, urging residents to buy local and supporting Prime Minister Mark Carney's dollar-for-dollar retaliation. Small businesses on both sides of the border face significant hardships, with some expecting to lose half their customers.
Canadian premiers presented a united front behind Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to walk away from U.S. trade talks, but divisions surfaced over how far to push back. As the U.S. imposed 50 per cent tariffs on billions in Canadian goods, provincial leaders voiced support alongside cautions about economic fallout and calls for local buying.
Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas has made Palestinian statehood a central theme of his election campaign, declaring that 'the State of Palestine exists' and calling for an end to the occupation. His remarks drew sharp responses from opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who vowed to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state while he remains in office. The exchange comes ahead of Knesset elections scheduled for October 27, with polls showing Netanyahu's bloc short of a majority.
Israel struck a target in southern Syria, saying it killed a terrorist preparing an imminent attack. Damascus condemned it as a drone attack on a civilian vehicle that injured civilians, amid rising tensions with Israel and Turkey.
Reports say Army Secretary Dan Driscoll is expected to leave his post by the end of 2026, possibly earlier, after months of tension with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. His departure would leave the Army without a Senate-confirmed secretary, adding to leadership gaps following the firing of Gen. Randy George.
Shreyas Baldevbhai Chaudhary, a Gujarat-born man, was sentenced to 110 months in US federal prison for orchestrating a fraud scheme that targeted elderly victims across the country. His associates received probation and shorter sentences, with the court also ordering millions in restitution.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh faces a critical test at his first Jackson Hole symposium, while Nvidia's earnings and key economic data are poised to drive market direction this week.
Amsterdam police have definitively ruled out that the unidentified man known as 'Lucky' is John Russell Kenny, who went missing from Vancouver in the 1990s. A fingerprint comparison with the Kenny family did not match, but detectives continue to investigate at least nine other leads after receiving over 500 tips.
Tropical Storm Moke passed south of Hawaii on Sunday, bringing heavy rain and gusty winds to the Big Island, which is still recovering from Hurricane Lala's damage. Forecasters warned of life-threatening flooding and mudslides, with rainfall totals of up to 15 inches in isolated areas.
Lawyers for Andrew and Tristan Tate argue in U.S. court filings that high-end cars, a superyacht and other luxury displays featured in their content were rented or promotional and should not be treated as evidence of vast personal wealth. The brothers remain detained in Miami while fighting extradition to the UK on extensive sexual offence and trafficking charges, which they deny.