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Trump Orders Work to Begin on Enormous Washington Arch Before Final Approval Donald Trump’s plan to reshape one of Washington’s most symbolic approaches is moving from models and government hearings towards physical construction, with the administration preparing to begin excavation for a gigantic 250-foot triumphal arch within roughly two weeks. The extraordinary part is not simply the scale. Wor...

Maria Bartiromo Abruptly Out at Fox News After 12½ Years as Mystery Swirls Around Sudden Exit Maria Bartiromo is out at Fox News Media in an abrupt break that ends one of the most recognisable careers across Fox News and Fox Business. The company confirmed on September 3 that Bartiromo was no longer with the organisation “effective today”, ending her 12½-year tenure and immediately beginning the p...

Pacific Nations Confront China Over ICBM Test as Nauru Breaks Ranks Pacific leaders have delivered a rare collective warning over China’s latest intercontinental ballistic missile test, demanding greater transparency after the weapon crossed the Pacific region without adequate advance notice. But the attempt to present a united front has exposed a politically important fracture: Nauru refused to s...

Pacific Nations Confront China Over ICBM Test as Nauru Breaks Ranks Pacific leaders have delivered a rare collective warning over China’s latest intercontinental ballistic missile test, demanding greater transparency after the weapon crossed the Pacific region without adequate advance notice. But the attempt to present a united front has exposed a politically important fracture: Nauru refused to s...

Iran Bombards US Military Target in Kuwait With Missiles and Drones as Gulf War Escalates Iran has launched missiles and attack drones towards a military base in Kuwait used by US forces, opening another dangerous front in the expanding confrontation between Tehran and Washington. Kuwait activated its air defences as incoming Iranian weapons approached the country, while Iran said its intended tar...

Iran Bombards US Military Target in Kuwait With Missiles and Drones as Gulf War Escalates Iran has launched missiles and attack drones towards a military base in Kuwait used by US forces, opening another dangerous front in the expanding confrontation between Tehran and Washington. Kuwait activated its air defences as incoming Iranian weapons approached the country, while Iran said its intended tar...

Scientists Find 1,260 DNA Variants Linked to Personality in Huge Genetics Study Scientists have uncovered the strongest genetic map yet of human personality, identifying 1,260 DNA variants associated with the five major personality traits used by psychologists. The vast study analysed genetic and personality data from as many as 1.14 million people and found hundreds of associations that had never...

Einstein’s Gravity Observed Acting on a Quantum Object in Historic First Scientists have directly measured a long-predicted effect of gravity on the quantum state of a freely falling object, pushing one of Albert Einstein’s most important ideas into a realm where the rules of nature become profoundly strange. The experiment showed that the quantum phase accumulated by falling atoms behaves as expe...

Scientists May Have Caught the First Direct Glimpse of Dark Matter Deep Underground Nearly a mile beneath South Dakota, an experiment built to detect some of the most elusive particles in the universe has recorded one collision scientists cannot comfortably explain. The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment, known as LZ, found a high-energy nuclear recoil inside its liquid-xenon detector that could have been prod...

Federal Grand Jury Indicts ICE Agent Christian Castro Over Minnesota Shooting Statements An Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent has been taken back into custody after a federal grand jury indicted him over statements connected to the shooting of a Venezuelan man during the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown in Minnesota. Christian Castro, 52, was re-arrested in Texas after being fe...

Russia Turns Kyiv Into a 24-Hour Battlefield as New Drone Tactics Push Air Defences to the Limit For years, people in Kyiv learned the grim rhythm of Russia's air war. The worst attacks usually came after dark, sirens dragged people from their beds, air defences fought through the night and the city tried to function again the following morning. That rhythm is now breaking down. Russia has shi...

The Tunnel That Still Held Life Two workers have been rescued alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal nine days after catastrophic floods tore through the Himalayan region, delivering an extraordinary breakthrough in a disaster where thousands of people remain missing. The rescues at the Upper Trishuli 3A project provide the clearest evidence yet that people cut off deep underground may still be a...

Lindsay Clancy Trial Nears Breaking Point as Defence Targets Lone Juror The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has entered its most volatile stage yet after her defence tried to have a juror removed amid an extraordinary dispute inside the deadlocked jury. Judge William Sullivan rejected the request on Thursday, September 3, leaving the same 12 people to return on Friday for a seventh day of deliberation...

Argentina Escalates Falklands Dispute as Milei Targets British-Backed Oil Project Javier Milei has dramatically intensified Argentina’s confrontation with Britain over the Falkland Islands, announcing tougher sanctions against companies involved in offshore oil development, additional defence spending and a new naval base in Tierra del Fuego. The Argentine president has also placed the South Atlan...

South Korea Weighs a Gulf Military Mission South Korea is considering military measures to help protect freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, pulling one of Washington's most important Asian allies closer to the confrontation surrounding Iran. Seoul's presidential office says no deployment has been approved, but it has now publicly acknowledged that military contributions are...

China Faces New Flood Emergency Typhoon Saudel has unleashed severe flooding across eastern and southern China, sending water through homes and streets, forcing mass evacuations and bringing down a three-storey house in Fujian province. More than 83,000 people were evacuated in Fujian alone before the storm made its third landfall on Thursday, September 3. The immediate danger has not disappeared...

The Food Safety Crisis Inside Indonesia’s Schools More than 1,700 students, teachers and other recipients have fallen ill after eating food supplied through Indonesia’s government-backed free meals programme within just three days, intensifying pressure over the safety of one of President Prabowo Subianto’s signature policies. The latest mass outbreak struck a senior high school in Lasem, Central...

Lindsay Clancy Jury Enters Crucial Final Push — When Could the Verdict Come Tonight? The Lindsay Clancy jury is back behind closed doors today, Thursday, September 3, with the trial entering what could prove to be its decisive final stretch. There is no officially scheduled verdict time, but for viewers in Britain the strongest estimated window is between approximately 7:30pm and 9:00pm BST , with...

Trump Opens New NATO Fight Over Who Pays for Ukraine Donald Trump has opened a potentially explosive new argument with America’s European allies by saying they should repay the United States for military aid and munitions previously supplied to Ukraine. The US president said Washington would seek the money retrospectively, turning his long-running demand for greater European burden-sharing into so...

America Is Expanding Its Military Footprint in Australia Marles and Hegseth agreed that the two allies would deepen the US-Australia Force Posture Initiatives, the framework through which American forces operate rotationally from Australian territory. Marles did not announce a specific increase in troop numbers, saying further details would emerge later in 2026. But the direction of travel is clea...

Could Lindsay Clancy Ever Go Home? If Lindsay Clancy is found not criminally responsible for killing children, the most misleading assumption would be that she simply leaves court and goes home. Massachusetts law creates a very different path: hospital examination, possible involuntary commitment, repeated court hearings and potentially years of psychiatric confinement before release could even be...

If Lindsay Clancy Is Convicted, What Happens to Her Next? Lindsay Clancy's murder trial has reached the point where one jury decision could determine not simply whether she is guilty, but the environment in which she may spend much of — or potentially the entirety of — the rest of her life. As of September 3, 2026, jurors have entered a sixth day of deliberations after twice saying they were u...

Burnham Wants Britain Closer to Europe — But What Exactly Was Brexit For? Britain spent years arguing about how decisively it should leave the European Union. Now Prime Minister Andy Burnham is openly talking about getting the country closer to Europe again, raising an uncomfortable question for anyone who believed Brexit had permanently settled Britain's direction. Burnham and French Presiden...

The Dating Philosophy Built On Honesty And Vulnerability M odels: Attract Women Through Honesty is Mark Manson’s first book, originally self-published in 2011 and later revised and commercially reissued. Manson describes Models as an alternative to dating systems built around tricks, routines and manufactured behaviour. His own description emphasises self-development, emotional connection and beco...

The Verdict That Reopened Malta’s Deepest Wound Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech has been acquitted of charges that he was involved in commissioning the 2017 assassination of investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, delivering a dramatic ending to one of Europe’s most closely watched murder trials. Eight of the nine jurors voted to clear Fenech of both complicity in murder and criminal as...