The black silk gown worn by Princess Diana at a 1994 London charity gala is up for auction at Sotheby's and could go for up to £220,000 ($300,000).

A blaze erupted on the Liberian‑flagged Ocean Melody while under maintenance in Qingdao, killing 25 crew members and leaving 12 injured.

Donald Trump promised $5,000 to every American if Republicans win the midterms—an offer that could cost the U.S. $1.3 trillion and raises serious legal questions.

Investigators reveal pilot warned Amazon cargo plane of high speed before crash overshot runway, killing five.

Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis seize the port city of Mokha, a strategic move that could bring the Bab al‑Mandab under their influence and accelerate tensions in the Red Sea.

A blazing fire on the MV June Aster in the Philippines has killed five people and left 86 missing, prompting a large-scale rescue effort amid strong currents and thick smoke.

A passenger recounts the chaos and peril of the MV June Aster fire, which claimed five lives and left many missing.

A night-time blaze on the MV June Aster near Coron, Palawan left 5 dead and 86 missing, highlighting perilous inter-island travel in the Philippines.

NTSB confirms recovery of flight recorders from a Boeing 767‑300 that crashed at Miami International Airport, prioritizing victim recovery while probing a runway overrun.

Volcanic ash from Anak Krakatau has grounded 2,000 flights, stranded 270,000 passengers and forced Jakarta's Soekarno‑Hatta and other airports to remain shut until Monday.

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba announces Uganda’s withdrawal, citing the need to avoid contravening King Charles III’s stance after the Duke’s return to the UK.

Uganda withdraws from the war‑veteran sports event after short of joining, citing respect for King Charles III and diplomatic reasons.

LIV Golf has filed for bankruptcy protection after Saudi Arabia pulls its funding. The Chapter 11 filing means all players are free to leave the league and seek new contracts.

A Lithuanian coach who turned a 2002 game‑show prize into a global football career is poised to stand in Old Trafford’s dug‑out when Sabah face the Champions League giants.

The US Open has doubled influencer access, sparking tension as footage shows disruptions and calls for stricter etiquette on court.

A 2,977‑drone spectacle re-enacts the Twin Towers, each LED symbolizing a 9/11 victim.

The White House removed a Tetris‑style game after The Tetris Company warned of infringement, amid an expanding trend of gaming tropes in political outreach.

South Park’s new season will take the title South America, poking fun at Donald Trump’s recent attempt to rename geographical features.

The creators of the long‑running animated series announce a new season title, mocking President Trump’s controversial map renames and political theatrics.

A deep dive into China’s recent anti‑trafficking reforms, enforcement actions, and lingering gaps reveals whether the policy shift can truly deter the scourge.

Washington residents recount ordinary moments on 11 September 2001, as BBC pieces illustrate how 9/11 reshaped lives and America.

The NFL’s first full‑season match outside the US draws 100,000 Melbourne fans – this article examines the challenges and opportunities for American football in Australia.

Newly declassified documents reveal Spain’s intelligence warned of a social‑media‑driven migrant influx into Ceuta on July 29, just before a record 72,000 arrivals and 100 deaths the following day.

Families of 9/11 victims grip on hope as Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s trial faces further delays, raising questions about torture and legal fairness.

Victims’ families now face a looming possibility that the 9/11 mastermind will never be tried before their death.

Senator proposes a bill to outlaw AI superintelligence and set up a state‑owned stake in tech firms.

A 9/11 anniversary sparks political debate. Zeshan Hamdani, brother of a fallen cop, shares how the day’s meaning matters for unity over division.

Policing and civilians in Kramatorsk and Slovyansk face daily strikes and forced evacuations as Russia pushes to seize Donbas.

Donald Trump’s pledge to give every U.S. adult $5,000 if Republicans win the mid‑terms sparks debate over legality and feasibility.

Five people lost and 67 wounded after a Russian drone hit a Pavlohrad mall, Ukrainian officials say.

A blazing fire on the MV June Aster in the Philippines has killed five people and left 86 missing, prompting a large-scale rescue effort amid strong currents and thick smoke.

Sudan’s hospitals are shutting down as US and European aid cuts surge, forcing patients on dangerous, lengthy journeys amid a growing humanitarian crisis.

NYC releases 25‑year‑old air‑quality files revealing toxic exposure after 9/11, sparking fresh debate over public health responsibilities.

City releases hidden documents revealing toxic air around Ground Zero, sparking public health debate and lawsuit outcomes.

Israeli airstrikes on the southern Lebanese village Kfar Roummane leave 12 dead, including children and paramedics, as tensions with Hezbollah rise.

A 2,977‑drone spectacle re-enacts the Twin Towers, each LED symbolizing a 9/11 victim.

Policing and civilians in Kramatorsk and Slovyansk face daily strikes and forced evacuations as Russia pushes to seize Donbas.

Family of 9/11 victim Dennis Scauso still lives with only a helmet, while new DNA technology keeps identifying unclaimed remains 25 years later.

Investigators reveal pilot warned Amazon cargo plane of high speed before crash overshot runway, killing five.

Apple’s latest iPhone doubles as a tablet and a phone, launching under a new CEO with a bold $2,000 price tag and AI‑powered privacy promises.