WorldA Maltese tycoon has been acquitted in the murder of reporter Daphne Caruana Galizia, prompting outrage. Her killing shocked the world and focused attention on Malta over apparent failures of the rule of law.
WorldA Maltese tycoon has been acquitted in the murder of reporter Daphne Caruana Galizia, prompting outrage. Her killing shocked the world and focused attention on Malta over apparent failures of the rule of law.
PoliticsA crisis that remains unresolved is keeping Pedro Sánchez’s government in disarray. A leaked police report suggested Moroccan forces helped migrants cross illegally into Ceuta, prompting Europe Editor Maria Tadeo to explain why the issue continues to unsettle the Spanish government.
TechOn “Life, Liberty & Levin,” Fox News host Mark Levin addresses a widening dispute over the power consumed by U.S. data facilities.
PoliticsPresident Donald Trump urged Republican lawmakers in difficult reelection contests to campaign on his White House record despite his declining popularity. He pledged to campaign in roughly 35 races that could determine control of Congress.
CultureLive coverage from the 2026 Venice Film Festival follows the arrival of the cast of CIA comedy “Wild Horse Nine,” starring Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich, and Werner Herzog’s “Bucking Fastard,” which features Rooney Mara and Kate Mara as twin sisters, at the Lido.
WorldFollowing the Leipzig drone incident, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys warns that Lithuania would immediately invoke NATO’s Article 4 if Russia’s miscalculation caused casualties. He says Lithuania would quickly classify such an incident as an act of aggression.
CultureIn 1999, Ronald Sakolsky raised $5,000 to support Yin Yuzhen’s desert-control and afforestation work. More than two decades later, the donation has become over 50,000 mature trees. Returning to China, Sakolsky saw the transformation firsthand and said the trip surpassed his expectations, revealing a story of hope, time and faith.
ScienceEl Niño appears likely to intensify through next year. The recurring phenomenon, which warms sea temperatures in the eastern Pacific, could become the strongest in 70 years. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says it is being “supersized before our eyes.”
WorldEuropean Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen says Europe is entering a new security era marked by growing hybrid threats. Spain’s government is in disarray after a leaked report revealed Morocco’s involvement in the Ceuta crisis, while EU affairs ministers discuss the bloc’s budget in Dublin.
WorldUS President Donald Trump said renewed attacks on Iran would likely be short-lived and repeated his claim that Washington controls the Strait of Hormuz. The fresh escalation in fighting pushed up energy prices and revived fears of wider consequences.
EconomySaudi oil exports dropped to their lowest level in nine years, reaching about 3 million barrels a day in August as tanker attacks increased in the Red Sea. Oil prices held steady after a recent rally. Trump said strikes on Iran could be short-lived and warned the US could attack at any time; the US also escorted 18 million barrels through the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.
CultureReports that Meghan Markle had discussed joining Netflix’s “The Gentlemen” prompted lively talk at the series’ season-two world premiere. Actor Theo James said the speculation left him “intrigued and mildly aroused.”
CultureActress Candace Cameron Bure discusses her faith with ‘My View’ and reflects on her experience on Fox’s ‘Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test,’ among other topics.
EconomyThe US-Canada trade war is expected to intensify when Canadian retaliatory tariffs on US goods take effect on Sep 8. Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario, lie at the centre of a deeply integrated manufacturing economy, where tariffs and uncertainty are testing cross-border economic ties.
WorldSome families in Nepal held symbolic funerals for relatives who remain missing after flash floods and are presumed dead, hoping the ceremonies will help free their souls.
PoliticsThe live edition of Europe Today examines Europe’s entry into a new security era and another crisis facing Spain’s government.
CultureHouse 1 takes delivery of a striking bespoke timber table by Christian Cole. Courtney and Sev had dreamed of collaborating on the table with him since before The Block began, but Adam and Jolene get it first.
SocietyBryan Kohberger, convicted of murdering four University of Idaho students, is seeking to withdraw his guilty plea from last year and asking for a new judge to decide his case.
PoliticsSenate Majority Leader John Thune, a Republican from South Dakota, discusses the Republican plan for the midterm elections on Fox News’ “The Story.”
WorldResidents of Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta protested Madrid’s response to a migration crisis sparked by a deadly border surge in July. Demonstrations were also held across the country, while police dispersed protesters in Madrid.
WorldPolice said a shooting inside a downtown Minneapolis apartment building on Wednesday killed three people, including the suspect, and wounded five others by gunfire. Two of those shot were Minneapolis police officers, while another officer sustained non-gunfire injuries.
Sports4:56The 20 Premier League clubs spent more than €4 billion in this summer’s transfer market, setting a new record. Manchester City alone spent over €500 million on new signings, breaking the record for a club’s biggest outlay in one summer.
SocietyNancy Grace, host of ‘Crime Stories with Nancy Grace,’ discusses the deadlocked jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial and the possible verdicts on ‘Hannity.’
EconomyBloomberg TV’s Asia Trade examines the major stories facing Asian markets at the start of the trading day, including a sharp yen move as traders watch for possible intervention, President Trump’s consideration of additional chip tariffs and Broadcom’s CEO forecasting soaring AI-chip revenue.