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Flash floods in Nepal have killed over 900 people with thousands more missing six days after the disaster, according to Channel 4 News reporting from affected areas. In some destroyed neighborhoods, 80% of the population is unaccounted for, and the missing count nearly doubled as...

A fire broke out in a Kyiv building following a Russian military strike on September 1, 2026, part of the sixth consecutive night of aerial bombardment on Ukraine's capital, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service, which reported crews working to extinguish the blaze. At least...

Sudan's military forces have retaken a strategically important road, according to Al Jazeera reporting, as the ongoing civil war continues to displace large civilian populations and leave settlements abandoned. The retaking of this road marks a tactical shift in the conflict between the Sudanese Armed...

The UN World Food Programme has halved food assistance in the occupied West Bank due to severe funding shortages, according to Al Jazeera reporting. The agency simultaneously warned of further cuts in Gaza, where it supports 1.5 million people, unless it receives urgent new funding.

Tens of thousands of Palestinian students in occupied East Jerusalem did not return to school on the first day of the academic year due to a dispute over curriculum content and disagreements over teacher permits between Palestinian authorities and Israeli officials. Palestinian parents have accused...

France's constitutional council on September 1, 2026, struck down the centerpiece of a new law banning social media for children under 15, but upheld an extension of an existing phone ban to high schoolers as the school year began, France 24 reports. According to France...

Devastating floods across Nepal and Tibet in late August 2026 killed over 1,000 people in Nepal, while China officially reported only 16 deaths in Tibet and 546 missing persons—a discrepancy that has raised questions about reporting transparency. Tibetan activists and independent observers have characterized the...

American forces attacked two rocket launchers on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first known US military strike on Iran since President Trump paused military operations in late July 2026. Iran responded by launching missiles at US military bases in Jordan, with...

The U.S. military conducted strikes against Iran on August 31, 2026, marking the first such action in weeks as the ongoing conflict between the countries surpassed six months. President Trump characterized the campaign as "very limited" but stated the military would "smack" Iran again if...

According to CNBC, John Ternus — a 25-year Apple veteran and former senior VP of hardware engineering — assumed the role of CEO on September 1, 2026, succeeding Tim Cook after 15 years in the position. Cook has transitioned to executive chairman, per CNBC. CNBC...

U.S. Central Command announced Tuesday that American forces have begun striking Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets in Iran, according to an official CENTCOM statement reported by ABC News.

A Bank of America executive was fatally stabbed in an attack in New York City's Times Square, according to CBS News correspondent Jared Ocacher reporting for the network's breaking news coverage.

On August 31, 2026, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) named individuals he identified as Epstein co-conspirators during House floor remarks on the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, according to C-SPAN's official recording of the session.

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial reported they cannot reach a unanimous verdict, prompting the judge to order them to continue deliberating. Clancy is accused in the deaths of her three children in Cohasset, Massachusetts.

A San Francisco-based startup has introduced a housecleaning service using humanoid robots, priced at $30 per hour. The company plans to increase the robots' autonomy and expand their applications to home repairs and elderly care.

Speaker Mike Johnson spoke to reporters on Capitol Hill after the House passed a funding bill, telling journalists they were wrong in their coverage.

New York Times correspondent Anupreeta Das reports from Bidur, Nepal in the aftermath of severe flooding that devastated the region. The segment documents rescue efforts to locate missing people and survivors attempting to recover belongings from their mud-covered homes.

KPMG Australia faces a deepening crisis following a whistleblower scandal that has triggered mass layoffs, leadership resignations, and government contract bans. Major client Macquarie Group terminated KPMG as its auditor last week, marking a significant blow to the firm's reputation and bottom line. Former KPMG...

According to NPR, Meta has reached a settlement with state attorneys general over allegations that its products, including Instagram, are addictive and harmful to children. The deal is among the largest ever struck by a U.S. company against a tech platform, NPR reports, and follows...

According to a Texas Tribune investigation, an estimated 13,000 Flock license plate reading cameras are operating across Texas, funded through a $1 addition to car insurance policies that state lawmakers approved, effectively requiring all policyholders to finance the surveillance infrastructure. The Tribune reported the funding...