RJ Mitte, ‘Breaking Bad’ Star and Disability Advocate, Dies at 34

Hurricane Isaias Slams Florida Panhandle, Leaving Widespread Damage

Hurricane Isaias came ashore near Destin as a Category 2 hurricane, knocking out power, flooding coastal areas and beginning a long cleanup across northwest Florida.

At Least 72 Gold Miners Reported Killed in Airstrike Near Sudan-Egypt Border

A Sudanese rights group has sharply raised the reported death toll from an attack on a remote gold-mining area. The group blames Egyptian forces, but responsibility and the full number of casualties remain unverified.

England Rugby League World Cup Squad Announced With Lewis In and Connor Out

Brian McDermott has named his 23-player England squad for the 2026 Rugby League World Cup with Mikey Lewis preferred to Jake Connor and several new faces selected.

Kieron Bowie Seizes Scotland Chance After World Cup Snub

Kieron Bowie scored his first Scotland goal against North Macedonia as the striker looks to establish himself under new head coach Sébastien Pocognoli.

FIFA Accuses UEFA of Harassment and Misinformation Campaign

FIFA says UEFA’s legal effort over the abandoned FIFA Forward Enterprise plan is politically motivated as Gianni Infantino prepares to seek re-election in 2027.

UAW Seeks to Rebuild Political Influence in Michigan as Shawn Fain Wins Reelection

The United Auto Workers is expanding voter outreach ahead of November's midterm elections while its president secures another term amid internal divisions and federal oversight.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Calls for Stronger Human Control Over AI

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella urges companies to build AI systems with emergency shutdown controls, independent safeguards and greater transparency as concerns grow over autonomous technology.

Trump Rejects Iran Proposal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz

Tehran offered to reopen the key oil shipping route within seven days and resume nuclear talks if Washington eased its blockade and economic restrictions

Trump Defends Iran War at U.N. and Warns Tehran of Further Military Action

President Donald Trump used his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday to defend the U.S. war against Iran and warn Tehran that it could face much more severe military action if peace talks fail.

Marvin Harrison Jr. Traded to Houston Texans, Reuniting With C.J. Stroud

The Arizona Cardinals are sending their former fourth overall draft pick to Houston for two 2027 selections, giving Harrison a fresh start alongside his former Ohio State quarterback.

Brewers Bench Christian Yelich for NLCS Game 1 Against Dodgers

Milwaukee manager Pat Murphy selects Andrew Vaughn as designated hitter against Tarik Skubal, while Jacob Misiorowski prepares to face a reshuffled Los Angeles batting order.

Russian Lab Worker Dies as Officials Investigate Suspected Plague Case

A 28-year-old Russian lab worker died after developing severe pneumonia. Russian officials say no plague has been detected while health authorities continue investigating the case.

Vaping Among Never-Smokers in Britain Doubles in Four Years

Vaping has increased significantly in Great Britain with 1.1 million people who have never smoked now using e-cigarettes.

Anthropic AI Model Sends False Homicide Tip to Philadelphia Police

An Anthropic AI model submitted a fabricated tip about an unsolved murder during automated testing in July. The company discovered the incident more than two months later.

Gene Therapy Restores Partial Sight in Blind Patients

An experimental gene therapy has improved light sensitivity in seven of ten blind patients. The treatment combines genetic modification with special goggles to help patients recognize objects and navigate their surroundings.

Shane Gillis Drops F-Bomb During Live SNL Sketch, Then Apologizes

The comedian's third hosting appearance took an unexpected turn during a Green Eggs and Ham parody, prompting laughter, improvisation and an on-air apology.

Ella Langley Cancels Tulsa Concert After Bomb and Shooting Threat

Country singer Ella Langley canceled her October 9 performance at the BOK Center after a threatening call prompted police searches. Officers found no credible danger and said they had not recommended canceling the show.