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Microsoft confirms Chinese threat actors exploited SharePoint flaws to breach over 400 organizations, including the US nuclear weapons agency.

President Trump confirms US withdrawal from UNESCO over claims of woke agenda and anti-Israel bias, with the decision taking effect at the end of 2026.

A Delta Connection flight made an abrupt turn near Minot to avoid a B-52 bomber during landing, prompting investigations by SkyWest and the Air Force.

Coldplay kiss cam moment sparks debate on corporate accountability as Astronomer CEO resigns following viral embrace seen by millions online.

Canada’s 2025 wildfires have already burned over 5.5 million hectares, marking one of the worst wildfire seasons since 2023 amid climate change concerns.

A fast-moving wildfire has destroyed the historic Grand Canyon Lodge on the North Rim, forcing evacuations and raising questions over federal fire management.

France and the UK will coordinate their nuclear deterrents while maintaining national control, reaffirming unity in response to European security threats.

McDonald’s launches spicy McMuffins to celebrate 50 years of the Egg McMuffin, adding bold flavors and spicy sauce to meet changing consumer tastes.

An estimated 2,300 people died of heat-related causes during a recent heatwave that struck Western Europe, according to a new scientific analysis released on Wednesday. The study examined the period from June 23 to July 2, during which extreme temperatures swept through 12 major European cities. Temperatures in some regions exceeded 40 degrees Celsius, triggering public health emergencies and wildfires, particularly in Spain and France. The rapid analysis was conducted by researchers from Imperial College London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Their findings indicate that around 1,500 of the total heat-related deaths were directly linked to…

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a strong warning against the militarisation of artificial intelligence, urging global cooperation to ensure AI development is guided by principles of equality, human rights, and inclusiveness. His remarks came during the 17th BRICS Summit, which concluded today in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Addressing world leaders, Guterres underlined that AI is transforming economies and societies at an unprecedented pace. He called for collective wisdom and restraint to minimise potential risks while maximising the technology’s benefits for humanity. He stressed that efforts to regulate AI must be rooted in multilateral cooperation that includes the active participation of developing countries. The Secretary-General…