A French court has recognized cosmic radiation as a carcinogenic risk for flight crews, linking it to a flight attendant's breast cancer. This landmark ruling sets a precedent for similar claims.
Brentford is prepared to pay around 43 million euros for West Ham United's El Hadji Malick Diouf, according to Football Insider.
Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ:INTU) shares have fallen 45% year-to-date as investors grapple with concerns over artificial intelligence disrupting core products and recent workforce reductions. The stock closed at $346 on August 14, 2026, down from $785 on July 31, 2025.
At least 47 people were killed and more than 50 others kidnapped when armed men attacked a once peaceful community near Haiti’s capital at the weekend, the UN has said.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have added Bella Stud earrings from Kendra Scott to their iconic uniform this season, marking a first in their history, according to Forbes.
Fast-fashion giant Shein is targeting a valuation of nearly $27 billion in its long-awaited stock market debut on the Hong Kong exchange, according to BBC and The Guardian.
At least 30 people have died after a rubbish mound collapsed in Guinea's capital, Conakry, according to the government.
A landslide at a waste mound in Guinea’s capital killed 30 people, the government said on Sunday, after heavy rains caused it to collapse.
Almost 30,000 residents in northwest Indiana remain without power 12 days after severe storms hit on August 11, according to Northern Indiana Public Service Company (Nipsco).
Team VISION became the first to advance to The International 2026 grand finals after a dominant Group Stage, while veteran player SumaiL announced his retirement following his team’s elimination.
Unreleased gameplay footage for Grand Theft Auto VI leaked online in early August, sparking a surge in public interest and a sharp decline in Take-Two's stock value, according to reports from multiple outlets.
A 17-year-old Palestinian was shot and killed in a settler attack in the occupied West Bank near Hebron, according to Al Jazeera. Another person was critically injured in the incident.
A growing movement is targeting Flock Safety’s surveillance cameras, which police use to track vehicles via automated license plate readers. More than 5,000 law enforcement agencies in the U.S. use the technology, according to the company. Meanwhile, other police issues are emerging across the globe.
Prince Harry, Elton John, and six other high-profile figures have been ordered to pay £9.54 million ($13 million) in legal costs to the publisher of the UK’s Daily Mail after losing a privacy case. The amount is an initial sum and could rise significantly, as the court did not cap potential costs.
Justice Matthew Nicklin has ruled that Prince Harry and six others must pay an initial £13 million by Aug. 28 over a failed invasion of privacy case. The decision marks a significant financial burden for the claimants.