Iran's President Pezeshkian in Delhi for BRICS Summit, to Meet Modi
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian arrives in New Delhi for the BRICS Leaders' Summit and will meet PM Narendra Modi on Friday evening.
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BRICS Summit in India to weigh startup fund, incubator network and supply-chain pact
BRICS leaders meeting in India will fine-tune plans for a Startup Innovation Fund, an Incubator Network and a Logistics Supply-Chain Cooperation Framework.
Kimmel Shifts Talarico Interview to YouTube, Alleges FCC Pressure on ABC
Jimmy Kimmel says his interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico will be released on YouTube instead of airing on ABC, accusing the Trump-led FCC of pressuring the network.
Pentagon weighs $5 billion loan to AI cloud startup Fluidstack
The Pentagon is reportedly in talks to lend about $5 billion to AI cloud-computing startup Fluidstack to bolster the U.S. data-center supply chain.
Putin Arrives in Delhi for BRICS Summit, Set for Talks with PM Modi
Russian President Vladimir Putin has landed in New Delhi for the BRICS summit and will hold bilateral talks with PM Narendra Modi on defence, energy and technology.
Iranian Strikes Damage US Military Aircraft at Jordan Base
Iranian strikes on the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan damaged multiple US military aircraft, including an A-10 and about eight F-15s, a US official said.
US Lawmakers Urge Blacklisting of Three Indian Hack-for-Hire Firms
Three US lawmakers have asked the Commerce Department to blacklist three Indian IT firms over alleged long-running espionage targeting Americans.
Joe diGenova Resigns from Justice Department Post Leading Probe into Trump Foes
Joe diGenova has resigned from his Justice Department role leading an investigation into whether former law enforcement and intelligence officials conspired against President Donald Trump.
Israeli Military Releases Footage of Underground Infrastructure Dismantling in Lebanon
Israeli military footage shows explosions at Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon, which Israel says was Hezbollah underground infrastructure built with Iranian support.
Body Camera Footage Reveals Inside of New York Factory Immigration Raid
Body camera video from a September 2025 immigration raid at a New York snack factory shows 57 arrests and is part of a lawsuit accusing officers of overstepping search warrants.
Newsom Signs California Laws to Shield Children From Social Media and AI Risks
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed laws penalising social media firms up to $1 million per child, banning addictive feeds for under-16s and requiring AI chatbot risk assessments.
US Federal Agents Raid New York Food Plant in Immigration Enforcement Operation
Federal authorities entered a food manufacturing plant in Cato, New York, on September 4, 2025, as part of an immigration enforcement operation captured on body camera video.
Yemen's Government Forces Release Footage of Operations in Hazm
Yemen's internationally recognized government armed forces released video of operations in eastern Hazm city, Jawf province, as Houthi rebels seized the port city of Mokha.
Canada, Ukraine Sign 100-Year Partnership; Carney Unveils Air-Defence Package
Canada and Ukraine signed a 100-year partnership declaration as Ottawa announced air-defence interceptors, gas loan guarantees and drone support for Kyiv.
Brazil Supreme Court Halts Session Again as Justices Feud
Brazil's Supreme Court cancelled a second straight session as a dispute between justices over a failed bank spills into October's elections.
Trump's $5,000 Dividend Pitch Draws Skepticism From Michigan Voters
Michigan voters and a political scientist cast doubt on Trump's plan to send $5,000 checks to Americans if Republicans hold Congress.
Newsom Calls Trump's $5,000 Dividend Pledge 'Pathetic and Sad'
California Gov. Gavin Newsom dismissed President Trump's promise of a $5,000 payout to voters as a desperate attempt to buy support.
Trump's $5,000 Dividend Plan Meets Republican Pushback Over Costs
Trump's $5,000 dividend proposal draws mixed Republican reaction, with critics citing a $1.2 trillion price tag and inflation risks.
Egypt's Abdelatty Urges Dialogue, Flags Gaza Aid Shortfall in Press Briefing
Egypt's foreign minister called for negotiations on regional conflicts, said Gaza aid targets are unmet, and warned of steep Suez Canal revenue losses.
Argentina's Inflation Eases to 1.7% in August, Lowest Since May
Argentina's monthly inflation slowed to 1.7% in August, the lowest reading since May 2025, with annual inflation easing to 33.5%.