Danny Boyle's film 'Ink', which explores the origins of Rupert Murdoch's tabloid 'The Sun', premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Murdoch expressed his satisfaction with Guy Pearce's portrayal of him in the film.
Dawn Light, 56, has been charged with aggravated intimidation of a juror after she was caught photographing jurors outside the Plymouth courthouse during the Lindsay Clancy trial. The judge denied her bail pending further proceedings.
The Trump administration has sided with OpenAI in a lawsuit involving allegations that OpenAI used copyrighted articles from the New York Times and The Intercept without permission for training its AI systems. This support underscores a significant legal confrontation over AI training practices and copyright laws.
A jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial reported being deadlocked on their decision. The judge has instructed them to continue deliberating in hopes of reaching a verdict.
French President Emmanuel Macron, along with King Charles III and Prime Minister Andy Burnham, visited the Bayeux Tapestry in the UK. This marks the first occasion the historic artwork has been displayed on British soil.
Police have discovered a Luger pistol in Lake Annecy, providing new hope in the unsolved murders of British national Saad al-Hilli, his family, and a cyclist in 2012. The firearm was found near the original crime scene, reigniting investigations into the cold case.
A shooting at a rave in Aarau, Switzerland, resulted in one death and five injuries early Sunday morning. Local police confirmed the incident occurred near a horse racing track during the annual event.
Massachusetts voters are casting ballots in primary elections, with a focal point being the Democratic Senate primary between incumbent Ed Markey and challenger Seth Moulton. Despite concerns regarding his age, Markey is reportedly maintaining a lead in polls.
Israeli forces have been accused of firing tear gas into a mosque in the West Bank during evening prayers, affecting worshippers. This incident follows an attempt by settlers to set fire to another mosque, raising concerns about escalating violence in the region.
A tragic bus crash in Egypt's South Sinai governorate resulted in 16 fatalities and 28 injuries. The Ministry of Health mobilized 20 ambulances to assist with the evacuation and treatment of those wounded.
Tiger Woods is set to change his plea regarding a DUI charge from a March 2026 rollover crash in Florida. The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, five months after his arrest.
Tunisia's government has escalated its repression of civil society, prosecuting numerous activists and NGO workers. At least 47 individuals have been charged, with 10 held in preventive detention for over 14 months.
India has rejected a ruling from the Permanent Court of Arbitration that requires it to comply with the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. The Indian government claims the tribunal does not have jurisdiction over the matter.
Guinea-Bissau is counting ballots from a referendum aimed at amending the constitution to enhance presidential powers and reduce the number of parliamentary seats. Voter turnout exceeded 55 percent, and officials have declared the electoral process credible.
Since September 2025, the U.S. military has launched over 60 strikes targeting suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific. These operations have resulted in the deaths of more than 220 individuals, raising concerns about civilian casualties.
A Las Vegas jury has convicted Duane "Keffe D" Davis for orchestrating the murder of rapper Tupac Shakur, who was fatally shot in a drive-by incident in 1996. The verdict comes after over 27 years of investigation into the high-profile case.
John Ternus will officially take over as Apple's CEO on September 1, succeeding Tim Cook after his lengthy tenure. Ternus aims to enhance the company's artificial intelligence capabilities as part of his leadership agenda.
Ariana Grande finished her Eternal Sunshine tour with a heartfelt performance in London, attended by 200,000 fans. She announced plans to step back from the public eye following the tour.
Kim, the former head of the Saekdongwon disabled care home, was sentenced to 15 years in prison after being convicted of sexually assaulting three residents. The case has sparked significant public outrage and highlighted issues within care facilities.
The U.S. conducted military strikes on two Iranian rocket launch sites in the Strait of Hormuz due to escalating tensions. This marks the first such action against Iran in a month amidst a prolonged conflict now lasting six months.