Fox News has announced that Emily Compagno will join 'The Five' as a full-time co-host starting Sept. 8, moving from her role on 'Outnumbered.' The network's CEO Suzanne Scott confirmed the appointment, filling the seat left by Jeanine Pirro. Compagno will join existing co-hosts Greg Gutfeld, Dana Perino, Jesse Watters, and rotating hosts Harold Ford Jr. and Jessica Tarlov.
Coventry City have reportedly agreed a deal to sign Brentford defender Ethan Pinnock for an initial £5 million, with add-ons potentially taking the fee to £6 million. The 33-year-old, who has spent seven seasons at Brentford, is expected to undergo a medical as the Sky Blues continue their summer recruitment ahead of their Premier League return.
A drone equipped with an AI targeting system killed three civilians at a gas station in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, on July 6. Investigators found Nvidia Jetson Orin modules in the debris, suggesting autonomous targeting. The incident has sparked debate over the use of AI in warfare.
The National Investigation Agency carried out searches at five locations across five states in connection with a cyber terrorism case linked to the 2025 Gujarat incident during Operation Sindoor, seizing digital devices and examining suspects.
Manchester City are reportedly prioritizing a move for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, with a new bid expected. Chelsea, in turn, are considering Real Madrid's Eduardo Camavinga as a potential replacement should Fernandez depart, though the Spanish club is said to be reluctant to sell.
Britain has secured access to Ukraine's Avengers AI Labs battlefield data under a deal signed during Prime Minister Andy Burnham's visit to Kyiv. The agreement, part of the 100 Year Partnership, will train AI systems to protect UK sites and comes alongside the transfer of Storm Shadow missile blueprints.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance sparked controversy during a Maine campaign stop by calling Canada a 'state,' which he dismissed as a 'Freudian slip,' while Trump imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. Ontario Premier Doug Ford, after trading insults with Trump, softened his tone on U.S. television, urging both countries to return to the negotiating table.
A massive tabular iceberg, comparable in size to Manhattan, has broken away from Petermann Glacier in Greenland, marking the largest such event since 2012. Scientists, who had been tracking the glacier's instability for years, are now monitoring the ice island's drift and its potential impact on Arctic shipping.
Graham Arnold has extended his contract as Iraq coach for six months, seeing him through the Gulf Cup and Asian Cup, despite being offered a four-year deal.
As the NFL season approaches, a new shopping guide from USA TODAY Shopping offers tips and product recommendations for hosting game day gatherings, including food delivery services, kitchen gadgets, and self-serve options to keep hosts out of the kitchen.
The Chicago Bulls have hired Quincy Pondexter as head coach of their G League affiliate, the Windy City Bulls, replacing Billy Donovan III. Pondexter, a former NBA player, moves from college assistant roles to his first professional head coaching position amid the Bulls' rebuild.
Chelsea have had three bids for Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott rejected, prompting reports they are considering Real Madrid's Eduardo Camavinga. The move comes amid ongoing speculation over Enzo Fernandez's future, with Manchester City linked and Chelsea valuing the Argentine at £120m.
The Duskbloods network test on Switch 2 left players with mixed impressions, as connection issues, performance problems, and punishing PvP mechanics overshadowed the game's ambitious blend of PvE and PvP. Two hands-on reports from GamesRadar+ and Kotaku detail frustrating sessions, though both acknowledge the game's potential and plan to revisit at launch.
Military families can save up to 50% on select pet products at commissaries through Sept. 20. The annual Healthy Pet Fall Event offers discounts on food, treats, toys, and more, both in-store and online.
Israeli tanks and bulldozers have crossed the “yellow line” buffer zone into the town of Haris, destroying a road and cutting off a neighborhood, according to residents. The move comes amid a wave of Israeli attacks and demolitions across southern Lebanon, with reports of fires, destroyed buildings, and ongoing occupation of dozens of towns.
BJP National President Nitin Nabin met Japanese Ambassador to India Ono Keiichi in New Delhi, discussing the India-Japan partnership, cultural connections, and cooperation in sectors like AI and green energy. Nabin also highlighted the BJP's organisational journey and the vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047.
New research shows AI can help detect remaining possums in New Zealand's forests, but only if it learns to distinguish their calls from other animals. The study, published in Acoustics Australia, introduces a training method called 'cross-model confusion mapping' that reduces false alarms and could be adapted for other pests.
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher told the Security Council that the worsening crisis in Sudan is due to the world's inaction, not a lack of analysis. He criticized the international community for sending weapons and mercenaries while civilians face dire conditions. The US has proposed expanding the arms embargo to all of Sudan as the Darfur embargo nears expiration.
Kit Harington has been cast as Gilderoy Lockhart in season two of HBO's Harry Potter series, replacing Nicholas Hoult, who exited due to scheduling conflicts. Harington previously voiced the character in the full-cast audiobooks.
In an interview aired Aug. 23, President Donald Trump told Michael Cohen that communities that don't accept data centers are 'making a mistake,' citing jobs and tax revenue. The comments come amid widespread opposition, with a Gallup poll showing 70% of Americans oppose local data centers, and concerns over environmental impacts such as energy and water use.