Cincinnati Reds Score Nine Unanswered Runs to Defeat Cubs 10-8 at Wrigley

Two Frankfurt Airport Workers Die After Mosquito Carries Malaria Off Plane

Four other infected employees remain hospitalized, and traps have been installed at the airport to capture and analyze mosquitoes.

Washington Paper Mill Tank Declared Unsafe 10 Months Before Deadly Explosion

A federal report found the company made no repairs between a July 2025 inspection and the May 2026 failure that killed 11 workers.

Soccer Games to Watch Today: Champions League Deciders, EFL Cup and La Liga Highlight August 25 Schedule

Champions League play-off deciders, EFL Cup clashes, La Liga action and an early Saudi Pro League showdown headline Tuesday’s soccer schedule.

Man City Pay £86 Million for 18-Year-Old Lille Midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi

The Morocco international started five of six World Cup matches this summer and broke an Eden Hazard record at Lille.

Manchester City Sign 18-Year-Old Bouaddi From Lille for £86 Million

The Moroccan midfielder, who started five matches at the 2026 World Cup, joins on a five-year contract to fill the gap left by Rodri's departure.

OPEC Faces Fresh Pressure as Venezuela Considers Leaving the Group

Venezuela, one of OPEC's founding members, is the second nation in months to weigh an exit from the oil cartel.

Silver Futures Rise Friday as Investors Await Fed Chair Warsh Speech

Silver reached $71.13 per ounce Friday morning ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's address at the Jackson Hole summit.

Latin Grammy Winner Detained by ICE at Miami Airport After Cuba Flight

Degnis Nelson Bofill Miranda, 39, was arrested August 19 and transferred to Krome Detention Center in Miami-Dade County.

Oil Prices Drop More Than 3% as U.S. Shifts to Iran Sanctions Over Military Strikes

Brent crude fell to $89.20 per barrel Tuesday after the State Department moved to return evacuated diplomats to the Middle East.

Celtic Draw Benfica in Europa League as Hearts Face Trabzonspor in Conference League

Celtic dropped into the Europa League after giving up a four-goal lead against LASK in Champions League qualifying.

Tony Romo Faces Three New Citations as CBS Leave Continues Without End Date

Court records show Romo was charged August 27 with OWI, unsafe passing, and possessing open intoxicants.

Sword Health Buys Headspace to Build Larger Digital Mental Health Platform

The acquisition combines Sword Health's musculoskeletal digital therapy business with Headspace's meditation and mental wellness app, reaching millions of users.

Grand Jury Clears Deputies in Eight Deaths, Urges More Mental Health Resources

A Nebraska grand jury reviewed eight in-custody deaths and found no criminal wrongdoing but called for expanded mental health services in the jail system.

Tourism Operators Help Scientists Discover Humpback Whale Calving Area in Whitsundays

A citizen science effort that began in 2009 led to new legal protections and a Whale Heritage Area designation inside a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Galapagos Coral Records Show El Nino Events Now Strongest in 1,000 Years

Researchers used living and fossil corals from the Galapagos Islands to reconstruct El Nino patterns going back a full millennium.

Annette O'Toole Left Smallville After Six Seasons When Her Contract Ended

The actress, who played Martha Kent across the series, cited reduced screen time and the toll of filming in Vancouver as reasons for her departure.

Shelley Fabares, Star of Coach and Donna Reed Show, Dies at 82

The actress died of pneumonia on Saturday, her family confirmed Thursday, following a previous diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis.